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The Nintendo Switch 2 console has entered full production, and the unofficial name that has been used so far for the system may be the official one, according to rumors circulating online.
Splatoon 3's biggest event is over, and so are the colorful third-person shooter's regular updates. However, squid kids everywhere are now fully focused on the series' future, which they think they've already worked out.
Since its release on March 3, 2017, the has amassed quite a library of games. Some are exclusives, while others can be found on other platforms and systems. While plenty of popular AAA and well-known titles are available, there are even more indie games. Players also have the choice of purchasing physical copies or digital.
A new Animal Crossing game is inevitable when the Nintendo Switch 2 comes out, and these features must be included.
is a pioneering game for the iconic series, being the first to feature the eponymous princess in a playable role, but it's still set to inherit many staples. Alongside its dungeons and Rupee-giving destructible pottery, the series has long been known to feature a variety of recurring characters. From humble merchants to the physical manifestation of deities, each game is packed with familiar faces, and even characters who bear a striking resemblance to others, even if they ultimately don't share a name.
Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist will launch in full on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC on January 22, 2025, roughly eight months after entering early access on Steam this past May. What's more, the developer boasts of "35 hours of content" in the finished version, which is a massive jump over the original game, Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights, which Howlongtobeat rates at 12 hours for the main story, and which I finished with 100% completion and the true ending after 14 hours (NG+ shenanigans notwithstanding).
was released in 2021 as an Apple Arcade exclusive, which left many PC and console fans of developer Hironobu Sakaguchi, who was famously credited with the creation of, more than a little disappointed. If players didn't have access to an Apple device, then they wouldn't be able to play. Fortunately, as is the case with many Apple Arcade games, it is being ported to consoles by Square Enix under a new name: .
PlayStation fans have been looking for their own version of for quite some time, although few games have truly matched its excellence. While there have been a handful of indies that have managed to replicate some of iconic tropes, they never quite get it exactly right. Fortunately, PS Plus subscribers are getting their hands on the next best -like, and it's certain to impress those who've been desperate to relive their youth playing on the NES.