Yep, seems like it. In yet another indication that time is indeed marching on and on, it seems that Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island has somehow turned 30 years old. Released in Japan on 5th August 1995, Yoshi’s Island marked a significant departure from its predecessor, yet received widespread critical acclaim regardless. It also…
Although the Polygon interview with Nintendo of America president Doug Bowser contained a lot of lengthy but vague answers, sometimes non-answers, he did talk about a topic that had not really been discussed much by Nintendo of America. They talked about how much the ongoing coronavirus pandemic impacted their release schedule. Nintendo of Japan’s comments…
Hi everyone! I’m Nicholas McDonnell from Samurai Punk and I’d just like to say thanks to everyone who came by and checked out the PS4 version of Screencheat at PAX Prime and PlayStation Experience. It was great to meet everyone! We’re also excited to announce that Screencheat will be coming to PS4 on March 1st….
Two shows, over 30 games. Today’s double-sized State of Play brings together creatives from the world over to debut new games, share deep gameplay dives and fresh insights, reveal release dates, and much more. We’ve wrapped up every single announcement into this recap, handily organised in alphabetical order. Watch the trailers, get up to speed…
Download it now. Splatoon 3 received a major update last month, adding health bars and more, and it’s now been followed up with the release of Version 11.0.1. This latest update addresses multiple bugs, including fixes to player controls and fixes to the game’s multiplayer. Here’s the full rundown, courtesy of Nintendo’s official support page:…
Before GTA 6 has the chance to break the sales records we’re all expecting it to, its 90-second trailer has been busy shattering a couple YouTube records. Since Rockstar Games posted the trailer on Tuesday it’s racked up a staggering 110 million views. What’s really remarkable is that over 90 million of those views came…
“I keep the ends out for the tie that binds, because you’re mine, I walk the line.” -Johnny Cash Gritty, unmistakably smart and brewed in a combination of adventure, action, survival-horror and shooter gameplay, Surreal Software and Midway’s The Suffering was a combined million-seller on the PlayStation 2 and Xbox when it was released in 2004. It…
MLB The Show now goes with you on your phone with MLB The Show Mobile. With controls and game modes built for the free-to-play* mobile action, MLB The Show Mobile lets you enjoy: Best-in-class MLB The Show gameplay on your phone. Team building with Topps cards featuring today’s stars and legends of baseball history. Gameplay…
Razer has been on a tear. Not satisfied with being our top pick for the best high-end controller once, they’ve only gone and done it again with the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8K. But if you’re not a fan of this pad’s Xbox-style asymmetric sticks and button glyphs, Razer has another ‘don’t worry, I’ve got…
Some people want to watch the world burn. Others, however, will take the simplest of instructions and deliberately subvert them in the most creative manner possible in order to cause maximum irritation—and I love those people. Case in point, IT manager Mike Coats, who has submitted his entry for Hackaday’s One Hertz Challenge, the Metronalmost….
