A PEGI rating appeared earlier this month.
After a PEGI rating for House of the Dead 2: Remake was discovered earlier this month, it seems the game has now been rated for Switch by the ESRB.
It’s rated ‘M’ (mature 17+) and unsurprisingly contains blood, gore, and violence. Although there’s still no official announcement, these ratings suggest we might be getting an update about this in the near future. Along with this rating is a summary:
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Infinite requests.
Since 2017, we’ve seen a huge number of ports come to Switch, many of which seemed like impossibilities beforehand. Surprises like Doom (2016), which turned up in the system’s launch year, and 2019’s Witcher 3 showed that while clever optimisation was required, Nintendo’s console could deliver perfectly playable and utterly absorbing portable versions of some of the biggest video games around.
As time wore on and Sony and Microsoft’s next-gen platforms launched, the Switch ports kept coming — the excellent Pentiment has been a particular highlight this year. We’ve got our fingers crossed for Ace Combat 7 and Stray, although recent disappointments such as the Batman Arkham Trilogy show that caution is warranted. The Switch is in its eighth year, and the tech within was hardly bleeding edge in 2017.
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Nintendo: “There are lots of echoes to discover”.
Since the Nintendo Direct last week, the company’s social media pages have been in overdrive promoting all of the new and upcoming releases. As usual, these same pages have also been detailing some of the finer points of each games, and in the latest update Nintendo has shared a graphic of some of the items Zelda will make use of in her new outing Echoes of Wisdom.
In case you missed the original announcement, ‘echoes’ are imitations of things Zelda can find within the game environment. She is able to do this with the help of the ‘Tri Rod’ and her new mysterious fairy friend, Tri.
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M-M-M-Maaaaarioooooo.
Right then folks, the weekend’s here, which means it’s time to shake off the stress accumulated by the working week and settle down for some sweet gaming.
In the world of Nintendo, this week saw the launch of Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD for the Switch; a game that has undoubtedly caused a bit of controversy surrounding its price (along with another release landing in 2025…). We reviewed it, of course, and thought it was pretty darn good. Speaking of new releases, the file sizes for multiple upcoming Switch games were revealed via the Japanese eShop, and a couple of them were surprisingly large.
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Zelda, Mario & Luigi and more!
Nintendo’s latest Direct broadcast lifted the lid on all sorts of upcoming releases including new entries in the Zelda and Mario & Luigi series, and if you’re wondering how you’re going to be able to purchase them all, you might want to make use of some game vouchers.
In North America, Europe and certain other parts of the world, Nintendo has added these newly announced games to its voucher program – allowing you to acquire two games for the price of $99.98 / £84.00 (or your regional equivalent). The catch is, you’ll need to be a Switch Online member.
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“If that could happen, it would be the dream.”.
The famous Konami series Metal Gear Solid is now being guided by producer Noriaki Okamura, and apparently “the dream” for him would be to work with the original team including industry legend Hideo Kojima.
During an official Metal Gear livestream this week, Okamura admitted he’s not in the position to answer on “behalf of anyone outside the company” but would personally “like nothing better than to work with Mr. Kojima and the rest of the team again” (thanks, VGC).
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Every Shin Megami Tensei game, ranked by you.
Megami Tensei — also known as Shin Megami Tensei — is one of the longest-running RPG franchises in the world. But most of us wouldn’t know it. Making its debut in 1987 on the Famicom, it wouldn’t be until the Virtual Boy that Nintendo gamers (well, a few of them) would find out about the demon-summoning series. And now, the series boasts multiple sub-series, revivals, remakes, and enhanced editions. It’s a pretty big hole to dive down.
Since gaining popularity in the West — thanks to Shin Megami Tensei III and Persona 3 on the PS2 — Atlus’ star has only risen, with the latter sub-series becoming its own beast. But in terms of the more traditional, hardcore, and games you can get in the West, what is the best Shin Megami Tensei game?
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“When I kept losing, I became increasingly frustrated”.
The suspect accused of sending threats to Nintendo and attending audiences during the now-cancelled Nintendo Live event in Tokyo earlier this year has now admitted to the charges (thanks, Splatoon Torikara).
What’s more, when explaining the motive behind his threats, the 27-year-old individual blamed his actions on… get this… losing at games.
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Warning: spoilers abound.
Even just one year after The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom‘s launch in May 2023, its story, cutscenes, and music have already reached legendary status among fans. Heck, even the pre-launch trailers gave us all kinds of goosebumps. Honestly, though, we never would have expected a Game Boy ‘demake’ of the title to illicit such a similar response.
Alas, a selection of cutscenes from the game has been given a stunning Game Boy treatment alongside its iconic music, courtesy of YouTube channel, uh… ‘it‘. We get to see the opening sequence of the game in which Zelda and Link stumble across… something… alongside a look at some of its closing moments. So just be wary if you’ve yet to finish Tears of the Kingdom – this is pretty spoilerific.
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A release date has finally been confirmed.
Update : Skunkape Games has shared a new update about the release date of Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse Remastered, confirming it will be released for all platforms (including the Nintendo Switch) on 14th August 2024.
Alongside this announcement is a new trailer, which you can check out above. Here’s a little bit more about what to expect, and you can learn more about this remaster in our original story below.
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