60 fps and 4K HDR! Back in 2011, Shin’en Multimedia released FAST – Racing League on WiiWare and birthed a series which, this coming June, will come to the Switch 2 in the form of Fast Fusion. Described as “the fastest racing game you may have ever experienced,” Fast Fusion follows in the footsteps of…
Return of the Kong. It was always going to be a toss-up between a new 3D Mario and a new 3D DK revealed in yesterday’s Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, and we ended up getting the latter. Donkey Kong Bananza looked stunning in its reveal trailer and now, Nintendo has given us an even closer look….
Back in my day… One of the best surprises from the recent Switch 2 Direct is that the upcoming console will include GameCube titles for those on the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion pack subscription tier. These include The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, SoulCalibur II, and F-Zero GX at launch with more confirmed…
Breathtaking? It’s funny, even though CD Projekt Red has given the Switch some love in the past, it’s safe to say almost none of us had Cyberpunk 2077 on our Switch 2 bingo cards, let alone the ‘Ultimate Edition’. That’s not to say we don’t want it, quite the opposite! We just never honestly envisioned…
“it’s a bold move”. Nick Arran, managing director of UK retailer GAME, has stated that digital games being cheaper than physical on the Switch 2 will be “a challenge”. As reported by The Game Business, Arran commented on the cost of the Switch 2 console and games, stating that although the £75 price point for…
“we do not expect the price point to impact early adoption”. The Switch 2 is finally official and it has a price: $449.99 / €469.99 / £395.99 for the console on its own, and $499.99 / €509.99 / £429.99 for a bundle that includes a digital copy of Mario Kart World. Initial concerns around the…
Mr Worldwide. Nintendo has officially lifted the lid on Mario Kart World, and it looks glorious. Yesterday’s overview trailer was absolutely packed with features, showcasing open-world racing, new power-ups and fresh ways to make it to pole position. In fact, there was so much stuff to keep up with, that we feel like we’ve missed…
…in this economy?! The first of a couple of Nintendo Treehouse broadcasts has begun and, whilst we hoover up all of the new information and details, some fans have been quick to tell the world – well, the Official Nintendo of America YouTube channel, at least – exactly what they really desire to communicate to…
Bananza split. Donkey Kong’s new design is perfect. Nope, we’re not changing our stance here, and Donkey Kong Bananza solidified it even more. A new 3D Mario isn’t here to usher in a new generation of platformers for the new console, but we have plenty of fuzzy monkeys and apes to keep us company over…
Details thin on the ground, however. Once upon a time, Electronic Arts could make or break a system. Everyone remembers when the publisher declined to support the Dreamcast, an early sign that Sega’s final console might not be the commercial smash-hit the company needed to fight Sony. Read the full article on nintendolife.com