This week’s Nintendo eShop Update is as packed as usual with paid content, but also has a number of demos to check out for those who are lacking the funds to pick up new digital titles.Â
From new weapons, clothing and emotes to gameplay modes and improvements, there will be a solid set of reasons to play some RDO next week.
An official launch trailer, screens and details for the new season of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 which kicks off today.
Despite the dated look and feel of Crackdown 3, collecting agility orbs and blowing stuff up is still super fun.
A spin-off of the Steins;Gate series that falls a bit short with it’s presentation.
The super big budget release of the week is obviously EA and BioWare’s Anthem, but there’s definitely more than just that.
Metro Exodus blends the best parts of Fallout and the best parts of previous Metro games to make something truly special.
A compelling story in interactive visual novel form that will leave a lasting impression.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Nintendo and other eShop publishers are showing quite a lot of love for Switch players including some exciting surprise releases!
In case you missed all the significant announcements during the Nintendo Direct announcement yesterday afternoon, get caught up within! Media and details for all.
A game with ups and downs, both literally and figuratively.
Ace Combat makes a triumphant return with a robust campaign, fun multiplayer, and an immersive VR experience for PSVR owners.
It’s been a little while since we’ve seen much of RAGE 2, but that apparently changes beginning now.
In their typical vague way, Nintendo has announced that they have scheduled a Nintendo Direct online that’ll cover upcoming Nintendo Switch releases and content including Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
