Games

Nintendo franchises we want to see return on Switch 2

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During the Nintendo Switch era, some major video game franchises scaled great heights, but there were plenty that didn’t even make it past base camp. One of these games that I believe deserves another shot on the upcoming Switch 2 is the Ice Climbers. This classic IP was showcased in last year’s Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition, and I can only hope this is just a hint of what’s to come. It’s high time for the dynamic duo of Nana and Popo to conquer the peaks once more in their mountain-climbing platformer adventure. Nintendo, if you’re listening, let’s bring back the Ice Climbers with a fresh new take – it’s about time!

Why Monster Hunter Wilds Is the Perfect Starting Point for New Players

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In Monster Hunter Wilds, numerous improvements and modifications have been introduced, making the game seem more inviting for novice players compared to previous installments in the series. Many of these enhancements tackle aspects that veteran players might consider as major obstacles for newcomers in older games, such as a steeper learning curve, slower-paced gameplay, and overly restrictive mechanics.

The First Berserker: Khazan review – Parry, die, repeat

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In Neople’s plan, Khazan’s narrative served as the basis for the creation story of the Dungeons and Fighters series, however, there isn’t much material to expand upon. This tale revolves around a renowned general, admired for his brutal prowess in battle and his contributions towards expanding his emperor’s empire. However, this revered figure is eventually ousted from the imperial court through a devious plot. The army subjected him to torment and abandoned him to die, but a wicked spirit from another realm found potential in Khazan as a host and miraculously revived him for selfish purposes.

MLB The Show 25 Review: Homer hose

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In MLB The Show 25, the initial set of major updates focuses on Road to the Show, the game’s career mode. This time around, players start their journey in high school, competing in a tournament before moving on to college. Your performance during the tournament influences which schools extend scholarship offers to you, with each school being ranked based on the exposure you’ll receive by attending it. There’s an early motivation to perform well, and there’s also a chance to accumulate numerous offers throughout the tournament. Although the number of colleges (8) may seem somewhat restrictive, it represents an advancement compared to last year’s options.

2XKO will reportedly launch with 10 characters

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The information was shared on the 2XKO Intel social media platform, which took a quote from their Discord server. As per a statement from game director Shaun “Unconkable” Rivera, the game will initially launch with ten playable champions when it’s released. The team made the choice to stick to its scheduled 2025 release date instead of delaying it further for this reason.

[Season 2] Volleyball Legends Codes (March 2025)

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In this game, you have the option to play on your own or join forces with others. You’ll then get the chance to compete against various opponents and teams, showcasing your abilities. Additionally, it offers leaderboards, an expert mode, and other exciting elements for a more engaging experience.

Shack Together 056 – Final Switch Nintendo Direct, GDC Recap feat. Donovan Erskine + Ozzie Mejia

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Today’s program spotlights a segment called “Nintendo Direct: Wii U Edition – Retrospective,” where we delve into our understanding of significant Nintendo announcements made during the Wii U era. Subsequently, we dive deep into previews from the Game Developers Conference (GDC), such as Dreams of Another, Revenge of the Savage Planet, and TMNT: Tactical Takedown. We also discuss the latest addition to our platform, ShackMaps.