Samba de Amigo: Party Central DLC to feature additional Sonic, SEGA, K-Pop tracks
Samba players can get into the groove with several paid post-launch DLC music packs on day 1.
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Legend Bowl review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch
16-bit graphics, Madden-level depth.
Detective Pikachu officially Returns this October for the Switch
Get a look at Pikachu’s upcoming new adventure in the latest trailer and screens.
Tiny Thor review for Nintendo Switch, PC
The perfect love letter to retro games that also feels worth playing today.
Tiny Thor arrives to Nintendo’s realm
The lil’ God of Thunder is winning the hearts of critics everywhere.
Red Dead Redemption arriving on Switch, PS4 on August 17th
Take down the Van der Linde gang and battle zombies in the Old West while you’re on the go.
Koa And The Five Pirates of Mara review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch
The creators of Summer in Mara try their hand at 3D platforming. Do they fare any better this time around?
Nintendo eShop Update: WrestleQuest, Flutter Away, Tiny Thor
Wrestle with Macho Man and hang out with capybaras in this week’s eShop update.
Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg review for Nintendo Switch, PS5, PC
The original Atelier Marie gets a fresh coat of paint in this remake of the PlayStation original.
Patrick’s Parabox review for PS5, PC, Nintendo Switch
Boxes inside of boxes next to boxes on top of boxes outside of boxes.
This August 8th, Sun’s out, Guns out in Broforce Forever!
The Broforce finally breach the Xbox platform! This is not a drill!
Disney Illusion Island review for Nintendo Switch
Mickey meets Metroidvanias. A Mickeyvania, if you will.
Minnie Mouse joins Disney Speedstorm’s roster in Season 3
Will she be chasing Mickey or will she be leaving him in her dust?
Nintendo eShop Update: Disney Illusion Island, Venba
This week’s eShop update is a Mickey Mouse affair.
Zelda Game Boy Color classics added to Nintendo Switch Online
Just in case you need a break from Tears of the Kingdom, but don’t want to get away from The Legend of Zelda completely.
Mr. Run and Jump review for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, Atari VCS
Mr. Run and Jump certainly lives up to his name, because that’s basically all he does, and you’ll love it.