Nintendo hasn’t just given indie games a home, they’ve made them valuable members of their family. Said family is about to expand, as a new low-key Indie Direct has just wrapped up. Here’s everything that was announced today.
Which is all fine and well, but you know what Skyward Sword isn’t? It’s not Wind Waker HD. DAMMIT NINTENDO.
The original powerhouse of Dragon Ball who taught Goku his signature arsenal of attacks, Roshi is entering the battlefield as part of the Season 3 offerings for Dragon Ball FighterZ. The trailer below is short on actual gameplay, but it looks like the scrawny turtle hermit is still a deadly veteran who can seal foes away with his trademark Evil Containment Wave technique.
Thanks to the unprecedented awfulness of WWE 2K20 actually resulting in a publisher saying ‘Hey maybe we should make a good game for once’ and developer Visual Concepts being given some extra time to get the next game right, this year’s landscape is devoid of a traditional WWE 2K experience. What there is instead, is a simpler and more cartoonish experience whipped up by Saber Interactive.
Despite the existence of Pikmin 4 being confirmed back in 2017, this new enhanced version of the beloved Wii U game will have to tide fans over until that promised sequel finally arrives.
While the rest of the world is having a no-good terrible awful year, Nintendo’s doing better than ever in the hardware and software sales department. The Big N has just posted the results of its first quarter for the financial year of 2021, which has technically made them enough money to afford: A LITTLE BIT OF THE BUBBLY.
Dex is gorgeous to look at, has a captivating story to engage in and is downright frustrating when you need to fight your way out of danger.
Warframe AKA what would happen if Terry Gilliam made a Destiny movie, is as big as ever and this weekend’s TennoCon 2020 had plenty of new reveals in store for the long-running free-to-play game. The biggest news coming out of the digital convention was the launch of a third open-world expansion, Heart of Deimos.
A good loot box never feels like a coupon. It feels like a moment. …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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