Videogame News
The Nintendo eShop Update for this week is looking quite nice so far with a pair of big Nintendo 3DS titles and a kick-ass selection of TurboGrafx-16 Virtual Console releases.
Nintendo this morning revealed an official retro console today, the Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition.
It’s only Wednesday, and already Microsoft has a pretty solid lineup of digital Xbox One releases for the week.
There will be no media briefing this year, but Microsoft has a few days of FanFest fun for those attending the event.
Square Enix this morning dropped off finalized console packshots for the standard Day One edition of Final Fantasy XV.
There’s plenty of space-themed options to check out this week on the PS Store.
Trion Worlds’ free-to-play creative adventure title is set to join Minecraft and Roblox in making the jump from PC to consoles later this year.
Now here’s a new one… Paramount has optioned the rights from EA and DICE to develop Battlefield into a small screen series.
A new batch of new digital releases has finally landed on the Xbox Games Store this week.
Hey there fellow Resident Evil fans, Capcom has finally provided us with launch details for the release of the remastered HD version of Resident Evil 4.
EA Access and EA Origins Access is looking like a better and better deal for Xbox One and PC gamers.
The Nintendo eShop Update for this week is a little… sparse, overall. See what’s available.
Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse for the Nintendo 3DS finally has a solid North American release date, new game details and a trailer too.
Koei Tecmo has dropped off a plethora of new screens and a gameplay trailer for the upcoming release of the game based on the mega popular manga/anime.
There’s a nice variety of new releases hitting the PS Store this week. Â Nothing super high profile per se, but potentially a little something for everyone.
Rockstar Games today confirmed that one of its other beloved open world adventure titles will finally be making its way onto the Xbox One as a fully backwards compatible Xbox 360 game.
The surprise playable RE7 teaser has been downloaded by more than 2 million PS Plus members already.
