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The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct goes live today. Nintendo officially announced a pair of Direct presentations for this week starting with a special broadcast to celebrate all things from the land of Hyrule this morning followed by the major September Direct tomorrow.
Recently, we went hands-on with the upcoming game Afterworld from Paradox Interactive. Here are our thoughts from a very early look at it.
Recycling experts at BusinessWaste.co.uk are urging video game publishers to reconsider using full-size plastic cases as the industry increasingly replaces physical discs with download codes.
Rumors are swirling ahead of the September 8th and 9th Nintendo Direct showcases. A Nintendo Music update encouraged fans waiting for a Super Metroid remake reveal. While the activity appears to be Google reindexing the site, a leak from earlier in 2026 teased the Metroidvania game for the Switch 2.
We played the new Terranigma remaster for Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, here are our thoughtsHere’s how Pokemon Champions’ new Z-Mega Evolutions will change the gameStellar Blade interview: dev on bringing the game to Nintendo Switch 2, adoration for Zelda: Breath of the Wild, more[Let’s Talk] What are you playing? – September 2026We got a…
Great on any Friday:70mai M800 4K Dash Cam – Front+Rear, Voice Control, Parking Monitor
Capcom has scored a major day-one success with its latest samurai action game, proving that its strategy of reviving classic franchises is paying off.
Android gaming handheld maker Retroid recently launched the Pocket Nova. However, the company isn’t slowing down for even a second. It’s already teasing its next release, and it will remind you of a classic Nintendo device.
The Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake price has been leaked through the Nintendo eShop in Australia. Based on its cheaper-than-expected pricing, the upcoming Switch 2 title might be a 1:1 remake after all, and not the full reimagining many fans had hoped for.
A collection of Nintendo exclusive games is now available on PS5ively $0.33. To this end, you won’t find Nintendo nostalgia any cheaper than this. More specifically, NES nostalgia. And even more specific than this: 1986 to 1988 NES nostalgia. This isn’t a permanent price point, though. Rather, it is available until September 10. Unfortunately, for…