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Although it’s been some time since Nintendo updated everyone about the planned fall update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons, we here in Canada have got some news for you! On the Canadian version of Nintendo’s website, a teeny tiny update… Read More »
Next year we’re getting two new Monster Hunter games on the Switch, so it only makes sense that we’d see a new wave of amiibo in conjunction with the releases. The three amiibo—Palamute, Magnamalo, and Palico—will be sold as GameStop… Read More »
In a deal worth $7.5 billion, Microsoft has purchased ZeniMax Media, the parent company of game studio Bethesda. All of the subset studios under Bethesda are included in this purchase: Bethesda Softworks, Bethesda Game Studio, Arkane, Tango Gameworks, Alpha Dog,… Read More »
First, we have to say: Try this game. The Bubumbu demo is free, browser based, and you can try it right here: https://anotterteam.itch.io/bubumbu. It’s a hand-drawn puzzle game where you match lost objects with their person or thing—literally, you have… Read More »
As always, before reading our post, please scroll down to read the game summary from the PAX Online official game listing, especially if you’re unfamiliar with this title. Then come on back here and let’s chat! YesterMorrow is a 2D… Read More »
Can you believe we’re into the home stretch of PAX Online already? With three full days ahead (the equivalent of a “classic PAX,” if you will), there’s still plenty to do and enjoy. Plenty more panels, tons of fun over… Read More »
Cris Tales is a love letter to classic JRPGs, that’s for darn sure, and the comparisons to Chrono Trigger are both warranted and not subtle. In fact, this may be one of the most creative time travel games since Chrono… Read More »
There’s a lot to see and do at PAX Online—much like an in-person PAX, it can be difficult to know where to begin when it comes to which games to check out, what might be relevant to your preferred mode… Read More »
We first checked out Kunai at PAX West 2019, and at the time found it to be an entertaining, oddball little metroidvania offering. Players control Tabby, a sentient tablet (you’ll have to play to understand, trust us) who has been… Read More »
We first demoed Projection: First Light back in 2018 at PAX East, when it was still solely titled Projection, and the floor staff giving the demo were nervously describing their game with a hint of uncertainty and trepidation in their… Read More »
