US: Nintendo Download for 14th May 2020

US: Nintendo Download for 14th May 2020

This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following featured content: Nintendo Switch The Wonderful 101: Remastered – Revisit this classic action-adventure game with an improved framerate, upgraded visuals and faster loading times. A team of heroes from around the world must UNITE to protect the earth from vicious alien invaders. This band of 100 Wonderful Ones…

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How to get Plastic Scrap in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Plastic scrap may not seem like much initially, but it’s an essential crafting material in Disney Dreamlight Valley. You’ll need plastic scrap if you want to complete certain quests, such as “Give me a Sign” for Goofy, or if you want to craft trolley tracks and shelves. But compared to hardwood, stone, and even iron,…

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Review: Disgaea Mayhem (Switch 2) – The Tactical RPG Series Tackles Action To Mixed Results

It’s rough, dood! If I asked you to close your eyes and picture a Disgaea game, what images come to mind? Ludicrously high damage number pop-ups? Oodles of customisation menus? A penguin-esque creature enthusiastically exclaiming “DOOD!” perhaps? Any of those answers would be fitting, but chances are you’d also envision some permutation of characters spread…

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Since Path of Exile’s expansion has been delayed, players are instead getting a month-long event featuring ‘whacky ideas that never quite made it off the brainstorm board’

Path of Exile dev Grinding Gear Games bit off more than it could chew when it promised to maintain Path of Exile just like it had always done, even while it was dealing with the Path of Exile 2 launch. But reality is a killjoy and the studio has been reassessing things, resulting in a…

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Dev who accidentally listed his game on Japanese Steam as ‘Sh***y Dungeon’ sees skyrocketing wishlists and sales: ‘Everyone was laughing and, honestly, I was laughing like crazy too!’

Back in August, PCG’s Lincoln Carpenter reported on one of modern life’s little issues, in this case double-checking that machine translation tools are accurate. Turin-based developer Paolo Nicoletti released a demo for his game The Crazy Hyper-Dungeon Chronicles on Japanese Steam after using machine tools to translate the text: and ended up listing the game…

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