Yesterday, Sony announced the PlayStation Classic, a response to Nintendo’s line-up of rebooted digital-only consoles with a version of their own. Now, Microsoft has chimed in with a great response and one that actually makes complete sense without the need for nostalgia.
After a brief delay from its original launch earlier this year, Dark Souls: Remastered has officially received a release date and now we have an official date for its Network Test on the Nintendo Switch.
Even has PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds player count begins to start dwindling on PC as more Battle Royale games become readily available for the public, it looks like the PlayStation 4 version is finally preparing for an announcement in the rather near future.
Nintendo Online’s subscription service has just gone live with the Nintendo Switch’s update 6.00 and so has the Nintendo Online app that lets you play some retro classics online, offline, and with a friend in local coop. Want to know the list? Here’s a definitive look at the games you can play.
The Vancouver-based studio behind the Dead Rising franchise has been shut down as Capcom allocates developmental resources for their games back to their Japanese studios.
Over the weekend, Boss Key Productions’ first of two titles has officially sunset as publisher Nexon moves on without LawBreakers following behind it.
Nintendo Online will be a required service for Nintendo Switch owners that wish to play games such as Splatoon 2, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe or ARMs online with their friends. However, the service has two major flaws Nintendo needs to reconsider before fans get disgruntled. Continue reading
Still have a love for classic games such as Final Fight and The King of Dragons? Then Capcom has you covered starting next week with the launch of the Beat ’em Up Bundle that will feature some of the best-of-the-best in the beat ’em up genre.
Square Enix has officially announced a plethora of Final Fantasy titles that will be launching on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the Nintendo Switch. Find out more today. Continue reading
Insurgency: Sandstorm is the sequel to the critically-acclaimed indie title, Insurgency, which is now available for Windows PC. Now, the sequel is set to debut this December and to help make the release even stronger, the developer has extended the pre-order Beta to help better prepare the game.