Nintendo Switch 2 is finally officially unveiled with a 2025 launch window and a Mario Kart 9 tease. More details to come in April.
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Get a glimpse at some of the new additions for Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition in the latest trailer.
The latest remake of Dragon Quest III brings an iconic, influential JRPG to modern platforms in a brilliant fashion.
Ys Memoire: The Oath in Felghana is now available, bringing a remastered version of one of Nihon Falcom’s classic action RPGs to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. Ys: The Oath in Felghana originally came out for PC in 2005, as a complete remake of 1989’s Ys III: Wanderers from Ys. The original Ys III was something of an outlier in the series, taking a side-scrolling platformer approach inspired by Zelda II: The Adventure of Link; The Oath in Felghana reimagined it as a more typical action RPG, along with an expanded story and a 3D graphical overhaul. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD8LdhIDPhY&feature=youtu.be…
You can play DOOM on just about any device under the sun these days, from a LEGO brick to a pregnancy test. But if you’re the type of old-timey soul who’d rather just play on a console or PC (how quaint!), there’s good news: there’s a new enhanced re-release of DOOM and DOOM II out today, and it prooobably won’t be coming to household appliances any time soon. DOOM + DOOM II brings these quintessential first-person shooters to PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC in a single combined release. Cross-platform multiplayer, rendering improvements, new accessibility features, and a brand new…
Faced with the weight of expectations, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth finds the perfect balance between nostalgia and bold new ideas.
A unique stagecraft theme and lots of neat ideas make Princess Peach: Showtime an enjoyable night out, but with some potential left untapped.
The original dungeon crawler gets a new generation of victims when the Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord remaster hits full release.
SoulGame Studio set out to make a “Shmup Zelda”, and that’s certainly what you get with Minishoot’ Adventures: classic Zelda meets bullet hell twin-stick bullet shooter.
Amie Wolken, former Studio Director of Wētā Workshop’s Game Studio, is the new CEO of Mini Metro developer Dinosaur Polo Club.