Banjo-Kazooie Is Getting Another Native PC Next Month, With A Standalone Randomiser & Online Co-Op

Can I get a “Guh Huh’? It seems like only yesterday that Mr Wiseguy released his Recompiled PC port of Banjo-Kazooie, bringing a bunch of additional features, including high-frame-rate support, widescreen and ultra-wide-screen options, and limited mod support. But it already appears that we’re getting another native PC port based on the N64 classic. This…

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2 entire years after being raked over the coals for it, Dragon’s Dogma 2 is removing a bunch of those silly little microtransactions that weren’t even P2W anyway

Dragon’s Dogma 2 is a great bit of fun—a chaotic, sometimes overtly cruel action RPG with a great sense of physical humour and some really tactile combat. It also got absolutely hazed during its launch period back in 2024 thanks to some utterly baffling microtransactions. As I personally covered back then, the entire thing was…

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“No Human Proofreading Pass” – Langrisser V Gets An AI-Driven Translation Patch

“AI translation can still get things wrong”. Just like the Babel Fish of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, AI translation tools have brought down the barriers of communication online, with social media sites like Twitter even automatically translating tweets into your native tongue. It’s little wonder, then, that sections of the fan translation community…

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Review – Wee Ninja for the Atari Lynx

It is impossible to deny the impact Super Mario Bros had on the gaming landscape when it was released on the original NES, especially on scrolling platform games. For gamers, it set a standard to expect from new platforming games released afterward. For gaming companies, it gave them something to aspire to, to be the…

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If you’re bored of shop sims about restocking shelves, here’s one about helping someone find the album that could change their life

A friend of mine who worked in a bookstore used to complain about customers who couldn’t remember what they wanted. They’d say unhelpful things like, “I think it had a red cover?” At first the thought of gamifying that only with music instead of books seemed off-putting to me, as someone who goes shopping with…

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