Wasteland 2 Expanding Onto Switch in August
The Switch has been a home to many titles though relatively few cRPGs. Here’s a small fix to that problem in the shape of Wasteland 2.
The Switch has been a home to many titles though relatively few cRPGs. Here’s a small fix to that problem in the shape of Wasteland 2.
Yo-kai Watch’s action spin-off is finally making its way west. Will you join the Red Cat Corps, or become part of the White Dog Squad?
Although it caused some chaos, the mixing of Mario and Rabbids initially didn’t seem to affect Donkey Kong. However, that has now changed.
Previous Fire Emblem titles were self-contained, but Fates is a different experience in its structure. Nintendo and Intelligent Systems made some interesting decisions here, and we delve into them at length.
In an interview with Dengeki Online, two of Octopath Traveler’s developers revealed a few small details about the game. Game length and lack of DLC were amongst the things mentioned.
Another RPG received some attention from Nintendo’s Treehouse Live show. Those interested can check out some footage of Octopath Traveler before trying out the prologue demo, which is available now.
Nintendo’s Treehouse Live show spent some time showcasing the newest content for Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Both the new Challenge Mode and upcoming Torna ~ The Golden Country expansion received their own demonstrations providing plenty of info.
As promised, a Pokémon is arriving this year. Unlike what most people would think, it’s quite a bit different than previous games in the series. And that’s a good thing. Maybe.
Though Torna ~ The Golden Country is still a few months away, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Expansion Pass owners will get some new content very soon. The newest addition is a Challenge Mode that sees a couple of familiar faces from elsewhere turn up.
Though it didn’t make a big appearance during the Nintendo Direct, Pokémon Let’s Go received plenty of attention afterwards. Bill Trinen chatted with Game Freak’s Junichi Masuda about the game, and showed off plenty of gameplay.
Nintendo followed up the trailer for Mario + Rabbids’ Donkey Kong expansion with a new batch of screenshots. Rabbid Peach, Rabbid Cranky, and Donkey Kong join forces later this month.
The Switch Fire Emblem title has at last been unveiled. Fire Emblem: Three Houses is set for next year, and will provide a new spin on combat with high-powered individual units being supported by additional troop formations.
Nintendo’s E3 Direct started strongly with the reveal of a big expansion for Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Torna – The Golden Country will take players into the past this September.
Octopath Traveler receives a new demo version this week. The new demo will let players transfer their progress when the game launches next month.
Not everything announced at E3 is far off; some things are very close to seeing release. This includes the Donkey Kong expansion to Mario + Rabbids, which came to the Ubisoft’s conference today with a live medley.
Adventure Corner is aimed at giving the RPGamer staff the chance to report back on some titles that don’t fall under the site’s regular purview. In this first edition, we take a look at two of Aksys Games’ “Summer of Mystery” otome titles, and check in with Detective Pikachu.
A heavily Switch-focused press conference saw multiple new Pokémon titles announced. An action RPG is now available to download, with another title combining a Pokémon Yellow remake with the capturing mechanics of Pokémon Go coming later this year.
With the end of the Virtual Console brand, what does the future of retro games look like on the Switch? If Nintendo follows in Sony’s footsteps, it doesn’t bode well for fans of niche titles.
Rabbids and Mario was already a crazy combination so adding a big monkey to the proceedings is a natural step forward. It also makes sense to have that big monkey’s cantankerous Rabbid father.
The Nintendo Switch has been on a roll pretty much from its release date. This has naturally lead to a number of game ports, some great, some surprisingly competent, and some that are better left forgotten. We take a look at some of the recent ports to see how they’ve fared in the transition.
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