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Waiting for Animal Crossing

Julia Brackett - August 7, 2018

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Nintendo Switch: The Cost of Portability

Nichole Johnson - February 5, 2018

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Nintendo’s Region-Free Policies Have Created Unintentional Discounts

Kyle Rogacion - January 8, 2018

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‘The Dark Souls Of’ Needs To Stop
Back in 2011, Japanese development team FromSoftware (commonly referred to as ‘FromSoft’ for short) released their action-adventure RPG Dark Souls into the world as a spiritual successor to their surprise hit Demon’s Souls. From that point on, the Souls, and Souls-like, franchise has become something of a modern phenomenon within the video game market. Developers […]
Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon is the Best Castlevania Game in Years
The catch is it’s not called Castlevania. Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon was created by Art Play Inc.(Koji Igarashi) and Inti Creates to use as a stretch goal for their Kickstarter project Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. It is meant to be a prequel to that game, introducing you to the main characters. At first […]
Banner Saga Trilogy Edition Launches on Nintendo Switch
Versus Evil and Gearbox Publishing, two leading independent video game publishers, in partnership with Stoic, an independent game development company, announced the launch of the physical boxed edition of the award winning, BAFTA nominated role-playing strategy indie series on Nintendo Switch. The Banner Saga Trilogy Edition provides Nintendo Switch players with the opportunity to own […]
Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics Gunning for October 4th PC Release
Prepare for the onslaught of the Weird World War. Developer Auroch Digital and publisher Ripstone Games are proud to announce the PC release date of their upcoming occult turn-based strategy game, Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics. Players will fight off Lovecraftian beings controlled by the Nazis on PC from October 4th, with a PlayStation 4, Xbox One and […]

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Waiting for Animal Crossing

Nintendo Switch: The Cost of Portability

Nintendo’s Region-Free Policies Have Created Unintentional Discounts