The Tetris99 5th MAXIMUS CUP Splatfest Edition starts this weekend!

The Tetris99 5th MAXIMUS CUP Splatfest Edition starts this weekend!

The #Tetris99 5th MAXIMUS CUP Splatfest Edition starts this weekend! Make sure to accumulate 100 event points to unlock a special #Splatoon2 theme! Remember that playing earns you points and you do not need to win to win!

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Super Mario Maker 2 Nintendo Switch

Super Mario Maker 2 Nintendo Switch

Break the rules and create the Super Mario courses you've always dreamed of!

With many new tools, course elements, and features at your fingertips, let your imagination run wild.

Creating your own Super Mario course is easy, and this time, two players can create courses together on one screen. Help rebuild Princess Peach Castle in the new Story Mode. With over 100 original levels designed by Nintendo

Up to four players can try to beat the courses created at the same time in local multiplayer. Play as Mario, Luigi, Toad and Toadette and start having fun!

With a Nintendo Switch Online subscription, you can download your levels for other players to try! You'll also find an almost unlimited number of community-created courses that you can play immediately or save locally for later offline reading. Compatible with Nintendo Switch only.

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The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt — Complete Edition Nintendo Switch Announcement

See what the Witcher 3 looks like on the Nintendo Switch ..

Rumors and leaks seemed to be true after all. Nintendo at its E3 2019 conference announced the full release of the Witcher 3 on its Nintendo Switch.

We see the above-mentioned teaser game as a play on the switch, and it looks like it's good but we can not judge it or compare it to other platforms until the game is finally released. The full version of The Witcher 3 contains the expansions "Blood and Wine" and "Heart Of Stone". If you are a SWATCH player, I strongly advise you to try this role-playing game because it will provide you with a powerful story plus more than 100 hours of play.

No specific date has been announced for the release of the game on the device, but we expect it to be released sometime this year, and we will get a specific date in the coming months.

The Witcher 3 is one of the best games I've ever tried on my game trip. I've finished it twice and played for more than 350 hours on PC and Playstation 4.

If you do not know what the game is, it is a Western-style RPG game of fantasy and an open world with a story in which the player selects options so that the player sees the results of his choice and events. The story is sometimes vague and harsh in its events, every character in the game She has her own personality, whether she is a personal figure that is always a joke or a serious one. The Wittcher series tells about the story of Geralt of Rivia, a wither (people with supernatural abilities), the series tells you how difficult life is. This part is the third and final part, talking about Wild Hunt and Siri in a world that is one of the best worlds. The game got more than 800 awards when it was released.

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The sequel to The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild - First Look Trailer

The sequel to The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild - First Look Trailer

Nintendo today has a big surprise at its show at the E3 2019 today, officially announcing the second part of the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild under development for the Nintendo Switch.

The announcement came through a mysterious video that was suddenly viewed on the screen and from the beginning the view you can see above is full of hints and Easter Egge and the beginning with the music that seemed very familiar to the audience of the series and is derived from the Twilight Princess part, And Zelda as they explore a cave below the castle of Hyrule. After that their mission becomes exciting and dangerous when a skeleton falls from the ceiling. They appear to be wearing the jewels of Hyrule. The skeleton opens. Then the eyes are closed. With the Majora's Mask part.

The teaser we've seen is full of mystery and hints, but it seems to carry a new and darker direction, and there may be a link with the previous series, such as Majora's Mask and Twilight Princess, so why all these hints.

We do not know if the next part will have a different sub-name or Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2, especially since the new part will complete the previous part with the sequel or complement.

Unfortunately, the date of the launch was not disclosed, but it seems that the game is still in the initial stages of development, especially since the final name of the new part will not be revealed and only the word "Sequal" will be mentioned. the least.

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Contra Rogue Corps Bande annonce E3 2019

Contra Rogue Corps Bande annonce E3 2019

The E3 always has some unexpected surprises, one of which was the appearance of the famous actor Keanu Reeves on the stage of the show to introduce the CyberBank 2077. This surprise was also wonderful as there was a lot of rumors about the release of a new part of the Contra game, which is a famous Old Games. But today and finally the new part of this series has been announced under the title Contra: Rouge Corps.

Konami has announced the new segment within the Nintendo conference at the E3 2019. The new segment will not be as you imagine, which will not be as it was the old parts of the game. The game will be played in a three-dimensional world rather than two-dimensional as in the previous parts, and the story will be the events after the events of the third part of the game. You will also be able to choose different characters, one of these characters is a Panda character ready to kill all the aliens who are invading the earth.

The game Contra: Rouge Corps will be released on the twenty-fourth of the month of September of this year. Currently, the game has been released on the Nintendo Switcher only, but it is not clear whether the game will be released on other platforms. You can follow the game news on our website as soon as it is released, and you can watch the teaser show above.

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Indivisible

Indivisible

Style in spades and a pedigree to match

From the creators of Skull Girls
comes this Metroidvania action-RPG
– the tale of Ajna, who’s on a quest to
discover the truth behind her
mysterious powers. As you’d expect,
she’ll meet plenty of other heroes.
Like some sort of soul-stealing Kirby, she’s able to
absorb the ‘Incarnations’ she encounters, then manifest
them later to help in battle as part of a fighting
game-esque combat system, where each character is
assigned to a button for crazy combos.
What makes Indivisible stand out from the crowd is
those gorgeous hand-animated characters set against
lovely, painterly backdrops. It really is eye-catching, and
pleasingly different from its more retro-styled peers. The
developer has also brought aboard composer Hiroki
Kikuta, known for his work on Secret Of Mana. Curious?
There’s a playable prototype demo on Steam now!

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Huntdown

Huntdown

Serve the public trust, protect the innocent

Take every ’80s sci-fi film worth mentioning, put them
together as a side-scrolling arcade shooter and you
have Huntdown. The cyberpunk is strong with Easy
Trigger’s first release, following a hitman as they take
out contracts on gang leaders. The ultra-colourful,
hand-drawn pixel graphics and high framerate mean
the game definitely looks the part, the gang violence and dystopian
backdrop demonstrating obvious influences from RoboCop to Blade
Runner to The Warriors. Suitably enough there’s a synth-inspired
soundtrack too, providing the cherry on top of this pink-mulleted cake.

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Starlink: Battle for Atlas

Starlink: Battle for Atlas

Wing Commander: Skylanders Edition

To be fair to Ubisoft, Starlink is genius:
space combat and exploration crossed
with collectable models. (Who said
toys-to-life was dead, eh?) Playing as a
troop of fighter pilots, you battle to protect the
star-system Atlas from attack by the evil Forgotten
Legion. While the action that’s been shown so far
looks solid, the real-time interplay between the
models and the gameplay is what’s most
intriguing. Editing your customisable starships in
real-life alters them in-game, meaning you can
change guns or switch pilots mid-battle if you
need to change your approach quickly. It may be
a ploy to sell toys, but it’s a compelling one.

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Wargroove

Wargroove

Sun and steel

If you’ve been waiting with bated

breath since 2008 for a new

Advance Wars, this will make you

gasp. From the studio behind

Starbound, Risk of Rain, and Stardew Valley,

Wargroove is a 16-bit RTS game that merges

tried-and-tested mechanics with contemporary

polish. Including both multiplayer and singleplayer,

the systems are designed with

accessibility in mind, making getting started

easy and cutting yourself off hard, but the really

enticing part is the editor. The scenario creator

lets you create and share your own multifaceted

campaigns with multiple outcomes.

The grudges will know no bounds!

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Yoku’s Island Express

Yoku’s Island Express

First class

Described as an open-world pinball
adventure, this charming little
platformer oozes nothing but good
vibes. You play as Yoku, a tiny courier
who delivers packages around a bright, tropical
island. You have to ensure parcels reach their
recipients using combination of classic platforming,
pinball, and physics (not the usual courier
technique of punting them over fences). You’ll be
interacting with a cast of characters over multiple
storylines, and can even unlock new skills by
collecting hidden fruit (the best kind). With lush
visuals and an easygoing atmosphere, this seems
like the perfect game to relax with.

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Travis Strikes Again No More Heroes

Travis Strikes Again No More Heroes

Looking fresher than ever

Not content with platitudes about supporting Switch,
Japan’s games maverick Suda51 has kept his word,
and gaming’s favourite loser rides again! But rather
than another hack-and-slash follow-up, the conceit is
that Travis gets warped into a demonic games console where
you’ll traverse six different retro-style games, while its trademark
visual style will play out in cutscenes in-between.
With Hotline Miami and Shovel Knight already cited as
influences, and apparently completely playable on a single Joy-
Con, suggesting multiplayer is highly likely, this could well be

Suda51’s riotous tribute to the indie scene, with the Travis touch.

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Dragon Quest Builders 2

Dragon Quest Builders 2

Can we build it? Yes we can!

Dragon Quest Builders might have seemed like a
blatant Minecraft rip-off, yet it added JRPG charm and
a proper structured story for gamers daunted by the
otherwise open freedom of Mojang’s sandbox builder.
The sequel builds on the original with new ways to explore what
look like even larger worlds, including dashing, swimming and,
taking a leaf from Breath of the Wild, even gliding. Multiplayer is
also included this time so you can build with friends. Apart from its
initial reveal, we don’t know when we’ll see this in 2018, but as
Switch is getting in on the action too, Square Enix will also be
releasing the first game on the system in the meantime.

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Lost sphear

                              Lost sphea                    

  Remember me?

Despite it not being an actual
sequel to I Am Setsuna, the latest
nostalgic production from Tokyo
RPG Factory does what a sequel
should: it improves on what’s gone before. Turnbased
battles now factor in character
placement and momentum; environments are
more varied; and mech suits do battle!
January might look packed for JRPG fans,
but Lost Sphear, where you use your memory
to rescue a world that’s being forgotten, is
shaping up to be one of Square Enix’s mid-tier,
memorable highlights.

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Valkyria Chronicles 4

Valkyria Chronicles 4

Rise of the valkyries

Valkyria Chronicles was underrated
when it first launched on PS3 almost
a decade ago, depicting a fictional
version of Europe during WWII with
a sweeping story that was both
charming and compassionate about
its subject matter. A tragedy, then, that the PSP sequels
never released outside of Japan, while the latest spin-off,
Revolution, changed everything for the worse.
So it’s a welcome relief that for its forthcoming
instalment Sega has followed Activision’s cue and gone
back to WWII – if WWII was an anime. Not only does it
bring back the brilliant BLiTZ (Battle of Live Tactical
Zones) battle system, a fusion of turn-based strategy
and third-person shooter, but the story also takes place
in the same time frame as the original game, as we
follow Armored Ranger Battalion Squad E in their fight
against the Imperial army during the bleakest and most
bitter of winters.
This more grounded return to the series’ roots is
another reason why Sega will be bringing Valkyria
Chronicles 4 to the West. The game is apparently 90%
complete, with a PS4 release set for March in Japan, but
while we wait for localisation, a remaster for Xbox One
and Switch players to catch up on the series for the first
time would be a no-brainer.

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Yoshi

Yoshi 

This just might be dino might

The little dino’s come a long way. Woolly World left the Mario brothers behind, and
Yoshi’s new adventure offers another new aesthetic. There’s a LittleBigPlanet-esque feel
to the design; a world of bright colours and cardboard constructs. You’ll make your way
through side-scrolling levels, killing enemies and swallowing them for egg production (in
a dubious interpretation of biology). Certain elements of each stage can be flipped or opened, allowing you to progress – or discover the hidden path available in each level.

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Kirby Star Allies

Kirby Star Allies

Kirby or not Kirby?

Kirby on Switch. It’s really happening!
The cutest devourer of souls you’ll
ever see returns with a new platform
adventure, one that allows up to four
people to play together. The signature copy
abilities are still present and correct (Fire, Water,
and Sword are among those confirmed) but this
time you’ll also be able to recruit enemies by
hitting them with magical hearts. The very
thought fills us with Joy-Con.

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Metroid Prime 4

Metroid Prime 4 

Exciting adventures, Samus usual

A new first-person Samus

adventure? One on Switch no less,

allowing us to solve puzzles and

shoot aliens on the go? Yes please!

It’s a shame Nintendo is being somewhat stingy

with the details so far, but the knowledge that

Metroid Prime 4 is in development gives us a

warm, fuzzy feeling inside.

We’re promised a brand-new storyline which

neatly ties all events in the Prime universe

together. With Kensuke Tanabe – producer of

each previous game in the series – heading up

a brand-new team, expect great things to be

revealed in time.

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