Phew, who doesn’t love a ridiculously long news article title(!?) Yes, thanks to an update from the Squid Research Lab, we have learnt that Splatoon 2 will soon be receiving a new battle stage, a new playable stage in Salmon Run, and also a brand new special weapon.
Recently we reported that a demo was on the way for Pokkén Tournament DX, although at that point no date had been set for its launch. We now have confirmation that the demo will be available this Thursday (24th August).
The Metroidvania genre is one that is loved by many players and developers alike; often being an inspiration for new titles. Necrocosmos is no exception, and – should the game’s Kickstarter campaign be successful – it will be releasing on Nintendo Switch.
Thanks to reaching its target goal of pledges on Fig, Bounty Battle is now confirmed as yet another title for Nintendo Switch.
It has been confirmed that Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition will soon be able to receive all of your creations from the Wii U Edition in a future update.
Initially revealed for release on PC, Mac, and PS4, Robonauts has now been included in the European eShop as an upcoming game – confirming that it is heading to Nintendo Switch.
Forever Entertainment is becoming one of the most regularly mentioned publishers surrounding the Nintendo Switch at the moment, with a whole selection of games – such as Prodigy and Violett – already promised for the console. Now we have news of yet another release; Hollow.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has received a small update to Version 1.2.1 and – whilst the changes are only minor – we’ve got all the info you’ll need right here.
ARMS has recently been updated to Version 2.1, receiving a pretty knock-out set of changes to its menus, fighters, and more.
People enjoy video games for different reasons; some like to be able to escape from the real world by diving into a fantasy experience offering quests full of wonder and detail, while others like to pass the time by playing smaller, simple games such as puzzles to test and distract the mind. Puzzle Adventure Blockle is the latter (as you might expect), yet it uses up so much unnecessary energy trying to be the former at the same time. If you look past this fact however, some enjoyment can be found in the puzzles themselves. Let me explain further…
