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Last year saw gaming chair manufacturer X Rocker collaborate with Nintendo to release a range of Super Mario-themed chairs that were geared towards the younger gamers. Now, X Rocker are back with another design and this time its an eye-catching Animal Crossing-themed chair that’s currently available from UK retailer, Argos. The asking price is £54.99

Some heroes are super-strong, some have special powers or are brave and fearless, but some… Well, some are just pretty good at maths. Launching on Switch next week is S.U.M. – Slay Uncool Monsters, a dungeon-crawler from Doomster Entertainment. In the game, you’ll play as various heroes who must fight their way through the titular

Nintendo has announced on its official website that support for the popular video streaming app, Netflix, will end on 30th June this year for both the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U platforms. The Netflix application became unavailable to download from 31st December, but for those who already have the app installed will be able to

Just when you thought the series couldn’t get any cuter, an adorable set of mini-figures based on Animal Crossing: New Horizons pops up to melt our poor little hearts. The set comes from Bandai Skokugan and will be launching in June this year. You’ll find Tom Nook, Isabelle, Flick, Lolly, Dom, Flurry, and Marshal all

Thatgamecompany, the company behind the acclaimed Journey and Flower, has confirmed that the beautiful mobile title Sky: Children of the Light will be heading to the Nintendo Switch system. It’s set to arrive on Nintendo’s popular system sometime this spring. Pricing hasn’t been announced, but the Adventure Season Pass for mobile is $9.99. “From the

© Thatgamecompany Thatgamecompany – the studio behind the critically-lauded Journey – has revealed that it is releasing Sky: Children Of The Light on Switch this spring. Described as a “social indie adventure game”, Sky: Children Of The Light launched on iOS in 2019 and on Android the following year. It was first confirmed that a

It would appear as though Nintendo has pulled the plug on quite a few DSiWare games that were available on the 3DS‘s eShop. The games taken down from the digital storefront only seem to apply for North America, but this could soon change if the European and Japanese eShop’s follow the same trend. It’s reported

© Capcom Street Fighter II is one of those games that will forever be linked with the SNES, thanks to the fact that Nintendo’s 16-bit console was the first home system to get a port of the arcade sensation. Who knows how many gamers cut their teeth on this edition rather than the coin-op? It’s

Strangely on Nintendo Japan’s release schedule is a listing for Kingdom Come Deliverance Royal Edition for the Nintendo Switch. Kingdom Come Deliverance Royal Edition is listed for February 2021 and published by DMM GAMES. The original for the PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One is a graphically heavy RPG, so if it is coming to

Tekken 7 (Image: Bandai Namco) During a New Year live stream, Bandai Namco Tekken 7 director Katsuhiro Harada mentioned how he was quite possibly working on the Japanese company’s “most costly development project” ever. Harada himself can’t even believe the higher-ups within the company gave it the green light. Here’s the translation, courtesy of Gematsu:

One of the good things that came out of 2020 along with a plethora of great video games across all platforms, was the buzz around the release of Animal Crossing: New Horizons and DOOM Eternal. Both games shared the same release date and thanks to the internet, a flood of memes and fan made artwork

Perhaps the most unlikely duo in 2020 was Doomguy and Isabelle. It all started when DOOM Eternal got delayed until 20th March, knocking the release date back to the same day as Nintendo’s Animal Crossing: New Horizons. The internet thought it was a match made in Heaven (and Hell) even if the two game worlds

If you got gifted some eShop credit or you just fancy treating yourself to a new game, then you’re in luck as Nintendo is hosting yet another big sale on the Switch eShop with some quality titles to choose from. Discounts for games such as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild, Clubhouse Games:

Blimey, 2020 was a bit of a slog, wasn’t it? It’s unlikely to be remembered as a particularly bumper year in mankind’s history, what with a global pandemic effectively shutting the entire world down. We’ve had to curtail things we love to do in order to keep people safe, and many of us will have

The latest edition of EDGE magazine is now with subscribers and it’s a bumper issue with the EDGE Awards 2020 and a number of high profile reviews. However, the big draw is a feature on the highly anticipated Hollow Knight: Silksong for Nintendo Switch and PC. While there are plenty of juicy details but sadly still

Update: Just in case it had slipped your mind, here’s a friendly reminder that Nintendo’s monstrous Switch eShop sale is ending today. The deals below, and 900 more on the eShop itself, will all remain live until 11:59pm your local time. So get a move on! Original Article Thu (17th Dec, 2020 14:30 GMT): Nintendo

The Japanese Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Twitter account has announced details on what the next tournament will be and it’s coming to the all-star fighter for Nintendo Switch in just a few days. To kick things off in 2021, on the 1st of January, the “Star tournament that sparkles the galaxy” tournament – which has

It’s nearly the end of the year and to go out with a bang, Nintendo is listing whatever games it wants on its official website. As spotted by the Twitter account @wight90297332 earlier today, Nintendo’s Japanese release schedule features the Nintendo 64 titles Banjo-Kazooie and Blast Corps for the Wii U Virtual Console. Yep, apparently,

Launching as a timed exclusive for Nintendo Switch on 26th of March next year, the music for Monster Hunter Rise is being headlined by a composer who’s work included a rather different game altogether a few years back. Satoshi Hunter, who is best known for his work on horror game Resident Evil 7, joined capcom

@Sora_Sakurai Super Smash Bros. game director Masahiro Sakurai is known on social media for regularly uploading photos of Ultimate, but next year he’ll be slowing down. After an entire year of daily photo sharing, he’s left with no other option in order to extend the life of his photo sharing. Apparently, he still more has