Yesterday on voice actor Erica Schroeder’s Instagram page, it was revealed that prolific Meowth voice actor James Carter Cathcart had passed away from throat cancer at the age of 71. While he may not be an immediately recognizable name, fans of a certain age will be intimately familiar with his…
While Nintendo will forever be engaged in the battle against piracy, it seems the company has just gotten a big helping hand from the FBI of all organizations. Yesterday, it was reported by Kotaku that the FBI has taken down one of the largest Switch piracy sites as part of…
While Hitman: World of Assassination is a pretty decent Nintendo Switch 2 port, all things considered, it hasn’t been without its fair share of criticisms. Most of the complaints focus on the performance of the game, which can be a bit shaky when stacked against the title on other platforms….
Last week Nintendo UK announced a series of weekly Super Mario Maker 2 competitions that would each feature their own particular themed item. And now the next week’s competition has been revealed, this one focusing on the highly specialized Frog Suit! New Super Mario Maker 2 competition theme! Create…
A new developer update regarding Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town, the remake of the two GBA classic Story of Seasons games, was recently released by XSEED Games. The latest developer entry focuses on the localization process and subtle differences for the Nintendo Switch Japanese and Western releases. As…
We’ve seen quite a few map recreations in past weeks, including The Legend of Zelda, within Animal Crossing: New Horizons lately, and Reddit user assualtepic continues that trend with their Pokémon Diamond and Pearl-inspired island construction. Sinnoh region image provided by Bulbapedia. To achieve the desired look, they found…
As a Southern California native, I’ve been fortunate enough to visit Disneyland plenty of times in my life. While it may be currently closed due to COVID-19, one fan decided to put their own familiarity with the park to the test and recreate one of its iconic attractions in Animal…
Today’s May 4th and, unless you’ve been living on a rock on the sand planet of Tatooine for the past five years or so, you should know that means it’s Star Wars Day, as decreed by Disney. In celebration, TT Games has shared some new key art from the upcoming…
You wouldn’t think fishing rods would lend themselves well to a competitive action game, but that’s exactly what Umihara Kawase BaZooKa! is all about, and it’s heading to Switch this July. A spin-off of the long-running physics puzzler, BaZooKa! is a Smash-esque party game where you attack foes with a…
Last week a lengthy Japanese trailer for Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics was released, showcasing a lot of the upcoming compilation’s features. One of the most surprising reveals was that Mario-themed cards would make an appearance for specific games, and now, thanks to a tweet from Nintendo of Europe, we…
The brand-new Fire Emblem event that went live recently in Dragalia Lost brought a few things beside new characters to collect. The game’s main screen changed to a new piece of artwork, one that serves as a homage to Fire Emblem: Awakening, featuring the main cast from Dragalia Lost and…
May Day is a celebratory day with a fascinating history. Originally meant to celebrate the change of the seasons, the May 1st holiday has changed over the last 100 years to celebrate laborers and workers’ rights. In the world of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, this translates into Tom Nook giving…
If you’ve been itching to grab a new Square Enix title or collectible, now may be a good time, as the developer has revealed its ‘Golden Week Sale’, which offers up to 70% certain items. On sale Nintendo Switch and 3DS titles include the following: Collection of Mana – $24.99…
We’ve seen a lot of crazy island creations from Animal Crossing: New Horizons players, but none may show such devotion to another Nintendo franchise as this one: Twitter user @penpen_0907 has crafted the courtyard from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in all its glory. The video, seen below,…
Some retro video games are so legendarily bad they become infamous in Japan, being branded as a “kusoge” (which translates to “crap”, or a less family-friendly expletive if you’re feeling spicy). Chief among these is Hoshi wo Miru Hito, a science fiction RPG developed for the Famicom by Another and…
