The Nintendo Switch has been hacked on the hardware front, making it a much bigger headache for the company to now fight back against homebrew applications and potential piracy concerns.
The BEST Battle Royale game (only everyone is on your side), might finally be resurrected as Platinum Games looks determined to bring The Wonderful 101 to the Nintendo Switch.
It’s coming to PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 on May 25, letting adherents praise the sun once more. It’s also coming to the Nintendo Switch, so players can die on the go. Unfortunately, that version has been delayed.
Detective Pikachu, as a character, is really quite special - but the game itself is unfortunately just not very much fun to play.
If you’re looking to complete that Pokedex of yours and happen to be short of a certain pair of legendary doggos from the Johto Region, then good news! This month sees the release of Entei and Raikou for the Sun and Moon generation of Pokémon games, and getting your hands on them is easier than upsetting a Primeape on a bad day.
There are a couple of other reasons for an unofficial Switch dock, including air flow and portability. But now they’ve been bricking Switches. According to a number of reports on both Reddit and the Nintendo forums, it seems that the combination of Switch firmware 5.0 and a few unofficial docks has resulted in some dead Switches. Affected docks include the Nyko one and the FastSnail docking kit. According to Kotaku, Nyko is "aware of the issue some Portable Docking Kit owners are facing after updating the firmware on their Nintendo Switch to version 5.0.”
There’s a unique strength to the Nintendo Switch, that no other console on the market can touch currently. At home on a TV screen or in the streets, the Nintendo Switch does a lot with very little. Which is also an apt description of how my brain works. The Big N’s latest console may not have games which feature cutting edge visuals, but then again it doesn’t need to.
In the most unsurprising news of the day, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has cleaned house again, this time at the GDC Awards. Cuphead and Gorogoa big winners on the night too.
Cash once ruled Colorado commerce. From Denver’s neighborhood diners to mountain-town gift shops, physical …
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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