Category: Nintendo

Could an announcement be on the way?

Bandai Namco could be gearing up for a remaster of the 2011 fantasy role-playing game Tales of Xillia, according to a new rumour doing the rounds online.

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Demonic.

Hello folks, and welcome to another edition of Box Art Brawl!

Last time, we looked at Kirby’s Pinball Land for the Game Boy (jeez, how many Kirby games are there..? Don’t answer that), pitting Europe and North America against Japan in a good ol’ fashioned duel.

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Coming to Switch this year.

Update :

As promised, Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics made an appearance at EVO 2024 this weekend. Not only was it playable to the general public on the show floor, but it was also showcased by some veterans, including the fighting game and EVO legend Justin Wong.

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Capcom’s dev team has big dreams, but fans will need to show their support.

The fighting game community got a huge surprise recently with Capcom’s announcement of the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics. It’s raised the question if fans might see some new entries in the future, and it seems there’s now a real possibility.

Speaking in an “exclusive” with Dexerto, the collection’s producer Shuhei Matsumoto said that “maybe there is an opportunity for a new Marvel vs Capcom game”. He feels the same way about “a new Capcom-based SNK game” if fans are willing to show their support.

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Out soon on Switch.

At EVO 2024 SNK shared announced SNK vs Capcom: SVC Chaos would be coming to the Nintendo Switch and other platforms. It’s available now on Steam and will be released on 22nd July 2024 for the Switch. Here are the full details about this title (via Steam):

SNK and CAPCOM legends clash in this star-studded crossover fighting game! The 2003 arcade hit SVC CHAOS is back and better than ever!

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“Having a ceiling on any sort of media will always be seen as a negative”.

It’s been over four years since this writer last spoke to George Perkins of Super Rare Games, the boutique publisher of limited-run physical Switch releases which set up shop back in 2018.

Since then the firm has branched out into both physical PS5 releases and digital publishing, and with its catalogue of physical Switch games now standing at a whopping 115, it seems that despite the tumultuous state of the gaming industry right now and the long-heralded decline of physical media, there’s more than enough interest to keep a company like Super Rare in rude health.

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What are Yooka playing?

It’s time to check out everyone’s gaming plans as we dive into another edition What Are You Playing!

This week in the world of Nintendo, we got the announcement of a suspicious new Joy-Con charging stand, we finally found out who Emio is (he’s the start of the new Famicom Detective Club game, no less), Crocs and Pokémon teamed up on a new range of clogs and we checked out brand new updates for No Man’s Sky and Splatoon 3.

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A Nintendo sponsored event.

As part of the Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition Switch launch this week, Nintendo has announced it’s sponsoring a special competition featuring a bunch of Hololive VTubers.

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How about it, Capcom?

Industry legend Hideki Kamiya, who left his job at PlatinumGames last year, has recently mentioned how he’s still interested in making new entries in the Okami and Viewtiful Joe series, as both stories remain incomplete.

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Flyin’ high?

Bandai Namco’s Ace Combat 7 is finally out on Nintendo Switch, and by all accounts, it seems like it’s a pretty successful port. In our own review, we called it the “absolute pinnacle of the series” and the “most comprehensive portable experience”, awarding it a hefty score of 9/10. If you want to read more of our thoughts, check out the full review below.

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