Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age – Definitive Edition will release on the Nintendo Switch later this month with various new features including a retro mode for the entire main story. Of course, with all the recent fanfare the RPG series, Square Enix has decided to bring the Continue Reading
Looking back on Nintendo’s most recent Direct on September 4th, one notices that they have a lot of good things coming up not only in this month, but for the rest of the quarter as well. A while ago, Nintendo decided that Nintendo Directs were the most efficient way to Continue Reading
Following its previous trailer, Nintendo revealed the identity of its ring-shaped device, along with a new IP: Ring Fit Adventure. Ring Fit Adventure Ring Fit Adventure combines fitness and traditional gameplay to create a new adventure game that translates movement into in-game actions. The main Adventure Mode features various activities such Continue Reading
A few days ago, I was provided with a copy of Torchlight 2 for Nintendo Switch by Runic Games. This is my first time playing the praised RPG, and I wished I played it way earlier. Torchlight II is an action role-playing dungeon crawler in the same sense as the Continue Reading
Shortly after Nintendo’s September 4th, 2019 Direct, Nintendo dropped another video on their channel. Simply titled: “First look at a new experience for Nintendo Switch”, the video showcases a still unnamed device having a multitude of motions be performed on it by players from around the world. You can check Continue Reading
Nintendo has just finished up with its September 2019 Direct, and with it came a whole slew of new games and announcements. From ports of old games to completely new releases, it seems that this Direct had something for just about everybody. Of course, some parts of the presentation got more Continue Reading
Ever since the launch of Nintendo Switch Online, cloud saves have become a top selling point for the service. With it, players can load their game progress to the cloud and download it to their systems if need be. However, certain games don’t provide this feature in order to prevent cheating, Continue Reading
You’ve heard of Yu-Gi-Oh. A cultural touchstone of the early 2000s, it’s hard to imagine anyone invested in gaming culture isn’t at least vaguely aware of Yu-Gi-Oh’s existence. In the realm of video games, Yu-Gi-Oh’s performance has been mixed. With over 50 Yu-Gi-Oh games being released since 1999, the field Continue Reading
Game Freak, the company behind the world-famous Pokémon games, has recently filed for a new trademark. Images of the trademark reveal the phrase “Little Town Hero” and has been filed in both English and Japanese (リトルタウンヒーロ). Though there is no official confirmation, it seems highly likely that this will become Continue Reading
With a new version of the Nintendo Switch out in the wild and the smaller Nintendo Switch Lite releasing on September 20th, it seems that Joy-Cons have become an afterthought to Nintendo. With new color schemes being scarce, players have begged the company to provide some creative pairs of the Continue Reading
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