Nintendo eShop Update – LEGO Worlds, League of Evil, R.B.I. Baseball 17
It’s hard to come back down to earth after that monster Nindie eShop announcement yesterday, but we’ll definitely try. Check out this week’s eShop releases.
It’s hard to come back down to earth after that monster Nindie eShop announcement yesterday, but we’ll definitely try. Check out this week’s eShop releases.
New No More Heroes, Shovel Knight,  Super Meat Boy games in development, among others.
Booo, the summer is almost over… But hey, at least there’s a new batch of free PlayStation Plus titles about to be released.
Bungie drops off a fun new trailer which shows off a little more of what to expect from their epic action shooter sequel.
Check out that variety of digital PlayStation titles available this week.
Sega has a couple things to show off at this year’s PAX West event in Seattle.
If you’re still looking for an official price adjustment or new bundles for the PlayStation VR, then you’re in luck!
Following up on their impressive gamescom 2017 showing, Square Enix looks to be gearing up for a pretty substantial presence at the upcoming PAX West event.
With gamescom out of the way, publishers like Ubisoft are looking towards the next big gaming event: PAX West 2017.
There’s just so many new titles and game bundles on the Xbox Games Store this week, it’s not worth summarizing in any way. I mean check out that list.
Microsoft has revealed the next set of free Games with Gold titles for subscribers.
And out of nowhere, a remake of Square Enix’s hit 1993 action RPG hit for the Super NES is revealed.
Mario and friends finally make their way onto the Nintendo Switch! Well, sorta.
Obviously Naughty Dog’s Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is the big highlight of this week’s PS Store update, but there are really a lot of other options out there as well.
Nintendo makes some pre-gamescom 2017 announcements and shares some livestream details for the upcoming event coverage.
A whole lotta Final Fantasy and some other stuff too at this week’s big European gaming show.
EA proves once again that they aren’t only about AAA action games and yearly sports titles these days.