Category: Nintendo

Expect news of Free Title Update 5. Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak received its fourth free title update back in February and Capcom has now announced that news of what’s next is on the horizon. Shared via the @monsterhunter Twitter account, the studio will be hosting a digital event on 19th April, where all will be […]

Jack in!! Mega Man, Execute! In the early 2000s, an ancient and long-forgotten era when Capcom regularly released new Mega Man games, the company decided to produce not one, but two mainline Mega Man series on the popular Game Boy Advance. Mega Man Zero would continue the gameplay and storyline that the previous action platforming […]

Open-source toolkit for Unity & Unreal also in the works. The International Game Developers Association (IGDA) has announced the first major update to its ‘game crediting policies’ guide in a decade, in hope of improving crediting standards across the video game industry. Its ‘Game Credits Special Interest Group’ (SIG) recognises inconsistencies throughout the industry – […]

Spot the difference. Today marks the return of the classic Nintendo 64 title Pokémon Stadium this time for the Switch Online service. This new version will now doubt look sharper and seemingly runs smoother in terms of performance, but just how much of an improvement is there compared to the original version from the year […]

Arriving on Switch early next month. If you’ve ever dreamed of a Zelda game that’s like Nintendo’s popular Super Mario Maker series, Super Dungeon Maker might just be as close as it gets. After a successful Kickstarter campaign and early access period, Super Dungeon Maker is now ready to go. The “16-bit top-down level editing […]

Puts the blame on decisions “at the top”. As amazing as Metroid Prime Remastered is, not everyone is entirely happy about the state of the Switch release. You might recall how members of the original Retro Studios development team voiced their frustrations about the game’s credits excluding their names, and now co-technical lead engineer Jack […]

Return to battle. Last week, Nintendo announced it would be adding the original Pokémon Stadium to the Switch Online N64 service. The big day has now arrived, with the year 2000 release returning with “the original 151 Pokémon” from Pokémon Red Version, Pokémon Blue Version and Pokémon Yellow Version games. Just like the N64 release, […]

Get the lowdown on Nintendo’s upcoming event. In-person gaming events have gone through a bit of a rough patch over the last few years. E3 is seemingly dead and buried, and although Geoff Keighley is making hay with Summer Game Fest, some publishers are increasingly forgoing physical events for more focused, curated digital showcases. Nintendo […]

Griddy with anticipation. The world of Tron is filled with intrigue, opposing forces, and not-so-subtle hints at the influence humans have on the programs living within their computers. While the two films followed humans who made their way to The Grid, TRON: Identity is a visual novel that offers a look at how programs interact […]

“We appreciate your patience on this matter”. Bandai Namco has released a patch for Digimon World: Next Order in Europe which adds the Japanese voice over to the game. Back in February, we reported that some players couldn’t access the Japanese VO in the Switch version of the game. The problem was only relating to […]