If you are on Linux and are the type to play a game arguably hours too long just to finish off the achievements list, I’ve found the perfect thing for you / your worst nightmare. Sentinel is a new tool you can download on GitHub that will add an achievements system to your games, even…
Clowning around. Despite rejecting Direct protagonist Angie in favour of Dr. Winters, Hugh Morris was undoubtedly the star of Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream‘s solo January Direct. This jolly little heartbreaker pulled in quite the online following after his Direct debut, so it makes sense that Nintendo would want to wheel him out again in…
“Another Visitor! Stay A While…”. Earlier this year, in February, Icon64, a developer of new Commodore 64 games, announced that it had been approached to make a new Impossible Mission 3 game over on Facebook. And now it seems the development of this new game is finally underway, as outlined in a tweet from the…
Break out the ocarinas. Nintendo and Columbia Pictures have been pretty quiet when it comes to information regarding the upcoming The Legend of Zelda movie, but according to an updated IMDB page (thanks, Go Nintendo), it seems that the project’s composer may have been confirmed. We’re not going to treat this as gospel until it’s…
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A side order of songs. Nintendo Music continues to add new tracks to its library, and this week sees the arrival of more tracks for the Splatoon 3 album. As described in the mobile app, this new update adds a total of 112 tracks to the service. These includes tracks from the DLC Side Order,…