Led by the writer behind Chrono Trigger and Xenogears. In February, a brand new turn-based RPG called Another Eden Begins got announced for the Switch 1 & 2. Alongside a new trailer, it’s now been confirmed this time-travelling adventure will be launching for both of these platforms on 17th September 2026. The new, and rather…
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“5 titles featuring 9 vibrant games”. If you’re a fan of short and sweet experiences such as Toree 3D and Macbat 64, physical distributor Super Rare Games has announced the Toree & Friends Collection for Switch. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
Introducing two characters from Frontier City. The new “free-to-start” battle title Pokémon Champions is out next week for the Switch on 8th April 2026, and to help build some excitement, The Pokémon Company has released a new “world overview” trailer. As you might have guessed from the title, this cinematic introduces trainers to the world…
Five years ago, Strixhaven: School of Mages showed us Magic: The Gathering’s original take on the wizard school genre, which covers everything from Discworld’s Unseen University to A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula Le Guin—though obviously Harry Potter is the elephant in the room. Back then, Wizards of the Coast hadn’t gone all-in on the…
Crimson Desert has gotten frequent and hefty updates since its blockbuster release, and today has brought yet another payload of changes. You can read all about it on developer Pearl Abyss’s website, but let me skip to the good stuff: you can hide your helmet now. The highly requested feature is delightfully granular, too. In…