It is now May, which means the hype for E3 usually becomes relentless until June. Speculation goes through the roof. Theories are abundant. It’s a good time to be a gamer! We can get even more excited now that the press conference schedule has been released, which looks to be kicked off with EA on June 9.
While last night gave us more news about Nintendo Switch Online, this morning gave us a bit sadder news about the status of Virtual Console on Nintendo’s newest console. Speaking to Kotaku, Nintendo has said; There are currently no plans to bring classic games together under the Virtual Console banner as has been done on other Nintendo systems. There are a variety of ways in which classic ga...[Read More]
Nintendo has finally revealed more information about its long-awaited Switch Online Service that will be launching in September of 2018. Alongside details of pricing, Nintendo has also unveiled Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online, the long awaited Save Data Cloud Backup, and that the Nintendo Switch Online App will receive additional features, but there are no further deta...[Read More]
Super Smash Bros. fans are in disbelief after today’s Nintendo Direct! It’s no secret that Nintendo has had Super Smash Bros. fans on the edges of their seats ever since the Nintendo Switch’s announcement back in 2016. Despite fans loudly echoing their desire for the series to be brought to the Nintendo Switch, it often felt like their voices were falling on deaf ears and that Nintendo wasn’t list...[Read More]
Here it comes. That curiously deep-voiced Detective Pikachu to save the day. A new trailer is out for the upcoming 3DS family title. An expanded look at the game is available with a month to go until release. Get ready to partner up with your unique Pikachu by your side. Be prepared to hunt for clues, solve puzzles, interact with your favorite Pokémon and uncover the secrets of the rampaging Poké...[Read More]
Get ready to board, The Final Station is here. The 8-bit survival horror adventure is available to buy right now on the Nintendo Switch marketplace everywhere in North America and is making it’s way to the European store on February 27th. This Switch version of the game will feature the full game and include “The Only Traitor” DLC.
The game 40 Winks, which was cancelled in 1998, is now set to be released by Piko Interactive LLC. This has been made possible due to the incredible fact that it met its funding on Kickstarter in a mere ten hours time. As of now, the game has overstepped its goal of 20,000 dollars by another 74,000. On top of that, this will be the first game released since the N64 console was discontinued. This g...[Read More]
Nintendo has just announced their newest innovation in the gaming space, Nintendo Labo. While this product is, as they said prior to the announcement, aimed at kids and those who are kids-at-heart, it is still an intriguing and unique concept, and oh, so very Nintendo. Nintendo Labo allows kids and kids-at-heart to build items out of cardboard, such as a piano, fishing rod, or house, and use a com...[Read More]
While waking up this morning, I didn’t get much time to see what was going on via my social media feeds, but boy was I glad to find out that Nintendo decided to do a Mini-Direct to announce a few titles and some other content as well. The full list of announcements and details have been provided below thanks to the team at Nintendo sending over what all is going on for 2018. If that wasnR...[Read More]
Nintendo of America has announced their eShop discounts for the upcoming holiday season. Featuring discounts of up to 75% of a variety of games for the Switch, WiiU, and 3DS, there’s almost certainly a title or two for the Nintendo gamer in every family.
Nintendo has just announced that we will be treated with a Nintendo Direct tomorrow, October 24th, at 11pm ET/8pm PT that will be focused solely on the upcoming mobile title from the ever popular Animal Crossing franchise. As with every Nintendo Direct announcement, there was no further information given besides that it will last around 15 minutes and will only focus on this title.
2017 is one of the best years in gaming, hands down, and one integral part of this is Nintendo’s release of the SNES Classic. They brought back a system that hosts some of the best games of all time and allows it to be experienced by those who grew up with it (like me!) and a whole new generation…well…assuming you could find one. The levels of nostalgia and excitement surrounding...[Read More]