If you remember from earlier this year, Nintendo filed a lawsuit against peripheral manufacturer Genki for showcasing 3D-printed mock-ups of the Switch 2 ahead of Nintendo’s official unveiling. After a rather brief stint of legal back and forth, it seems that Genki has decided to settle with The Big N…
Level-5 has revealed its lineup of titles for the Tokyo Game Show 2025, and there’s a big one: Professor Layton and the New World of Steam. Announced way back in 2023, the newest installment of the Layton series has been a long time coming, and there has been next to…
As August made way for September and the temperatures begin to cool down, that can mean only one thing: fall will be here soon. With the change in seasons comes the inevitable Halloween decorating that makes this part of the year so special. While Halloween itself is a good ways…
Are you a fan of ’80s synthwave aesthetics and tales of digital worlds living within computers? If so, Studio Koba’s debut title, Narita Boy, may be right up your alley! Narita Boy follows the adventures of the digital warrior, a human who has been sucked into a computerized world known…
It’s no secret that the online performance of some Nintendo Switch Online-supported titles leaves much to be desired, with Smash Bros. Ultimate and Splatoon 2 immediately coming to mind. While they are impeccably crafted in terms of pure fun and mechanical depth, their online performance can often hurt an otherwise…
More often than not, projectiles and fighting games go hand in hand. Who is Ryu without his Hadouken? That said, even he and his famous fireball aren’t going to be allowed in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s online tournament event. Projectiles will be flying every which way in the three-day…
Battle royale shooter Apex Legends will be landing on Nintendo Switch on March 9th, 2021. The news was announced via the Apex Legends News Twitter account, which also revealed that Switch players will receive 30 free levels on the game’s Season 8 Battle Pass to help them catch up. …
Rhythm games have always had a passionate cult following, and some of them have been around long enough that we get to celebrate two decades of musical fun. Taiko no Tatsujin, sometimes known in the West as Taiko: Drum Master, has been around since its first release in Japanese arcades…
Announced as part of an Indie World stream last year, there’s been nearly no sign of Fallen Flag Studio’s Eldest Souls. Inspired equally by Dark Souls and more classic titles, it blends stunning pixels with the promise of challenging deicide. Though originally planned for last summer, we’ve now learned the…
Anyone still regularly escaping hell or curious about what went into one of the best-received games of 2020, I’ve got some required viewing for you right here. Noclip is dedicated to producing and filming video game documentaries that are completely free to watch and fully crowdfunded. They’ve tackled a wide…
Koei Tecmo has slowly but surely been making the Switch a go-to place to play the Atelier series, bringing brand-new games to the platform alongside ports of the classics. Hot on the heels of Atelier Ryza 2’s release last week we have new confirmation that a Deluxe Pack of the…
The Switch is a surprisingly beefy little console, with massive open world games like The Witcher running decently well, and smaller games like Animal Crossing: New Horizons looking borderline Pixar-esque at times. However, when it does run larger and more taxing games, such as the aforementioned Action-RPG from CD Projekt…
Well here’s something I didn’t expect. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate recreating games and holidays isn’t rare by any stretch at this point, but usually it’s using existing game elements. For Japanese holiday Setsubun, though, not only were the usual sorts of screenshots present but a little something extra courtesy of…
Nintendo is offering quite a golden incentive this month for My Nintendo members. Select digital titles are getting a Gold Point boost! Purchase any of the following games digitally on the “Nintendo eShop or Nintendo.com (where available), or [at] participating retailers”, and you’ll see 600 Gold Points added to your account…
Relax your body and mind before hitting the battlefield. Pokémon Sword and Shield’s latest event for the month of February will allow you to go toe-to-toe with some of the game’s most popular Fighting and Psychic-type pocket monsters. Throughout all of February, Trainers will be able to find the three…
