Why not start the New Year playing through the next event for Super Mario Bros. 35? The next special battle…
Yes, 2020 has been a rough year, but it wasn’t all bad. Not only did it give us some amazing independently-made games, mandated quarantines gave us more time to play. We pointed out some of our favorite indie games in our recent podcast, but if you’re looking for more, check out this highlight reel from Nintendo themselves, showing off the top-selling indie games of 2020.
Shinya Kumazaki, the director of the Kirby series, shares what he wants for the series in 2021 in the latest issue of Famitsu.
The rival of Mario will be racing onto Game Trials for all Nintendo Switch Online members. Nintendo has revealed that the Crash Team Racing 2019 revival will be free for all Switch Online members from December 30, 2020, to the end of January 5, 2021.
This is the last weekly releases article of 2020. Hopefully you all had a great holiday celebration. Now, we all…
Version 10.1 of the best-selling fighting game of all time has arrived! It officially brings Sephiroth and new FF7 spirits.
This week is Christmas. What better way to celebrate than to have only one retail game in your stocking. On…
Challenger Pack 8 which includes Sephiroth, the third fighter in Volume 2 of the Fighters Pass has been announced to be launching on December 22, 2020; although, you have the ability to unlock him now.
The last Indie World of 2020 gave us the 2020 phenomenon and indies we can expect in the first half…
Nintendo Online is about to get its next update. On December 18, 2020, we will get one more NES game (Nightshade) and four more SNES game (Donkey Kong Country 3, The Ignition Factor, Super Valis IV, and Tuff E Nuff).
As we await the release of Sephiroth in Smash, we have lots of games coming to the digital front. The…
Looks like Final Fantasy VII will receive more representation and music (hopefully).
The Game Awards had many announcements of new games and additional content; however, Capcom is deciding to takes things back…
Even with the launch of the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch was once again the best-selling platform.
The Nintendo Switch system firmware updated to 11.0.0 recently, but it seems there were a few additional fixes that required a 11.0.1 update. Usually incremental updates like these are focused mostly on system stability, but as stated already, this one is all about correcting problems.