Cathedral review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Cathedral is so much like Shovel Knight, it?s a surprise they didn?t call it Spade Knight.
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Pok?mon Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl, Legends: Arceus announced
Pok?mon trainers… are you ready to catch ’em all again? There’s a whole lot of Pok?mon on the way. Details, media and more.
Capcom Arcade Stadium review for Nintendo Switch
A packed collection of classic titles that’s not without it’s flaws.
Koei Tecmo reveals Samurai Warriors 5 for consoles, PC
The next big action-packed installment in the Samurai Warriors series is officially in development. First details/media.
Nintendo eShop Update – Bravely Default II, Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection, Crashnauts
There are more than a few pretty solid new releases landing on the eShop this week.
Gibbous – A Cthulhu Adventure review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Gibbous – A Cthulhu Adventure isn?t one of the best point-and-click adventures I?ve ever played, but it?s certainly one of the best looking.
Tony Hawk?s Pro Skater 1 + 2 kickflippin’ to next-gen consoles, Switch next month
The skating legend and his friends are coming to new platforms in the very near future.
Balancelot review for PS4, Xbox One, Switch
Kind of like Trials, if Trials was absolutely terrible.
SNK vs Capcom: The Match of the Millenium review for Nintendo Switch
A crossover worth revisiting even after 20 years…
Nintendo Direct February 2021 Recap
How does one company elate and disappoint so many at the same time?
Nintendo eShop Update – Capcom Arcade Stadium, P5 Strikers, Dynos & Ghosts
There’s a few surprise releases this week for the Switch, so check out the details within.
Nintendo reveals The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD
With Breath of the Wild 2 seemingly not expected soon, an updated and enhanced Wii Zelda title will have to do.
Mario Golf: Super Rush teeing up for a June 25th release
The newly announced Mario Golf: Super Rush couldn’t come at a better time! First media and details.
Little Nightmares II review for PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch
A wonderfully creepy follow-up to the original which manages to feel similar yet unique.