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Capcom's should serve as a template for how to remaster classic titles moving forward. Re-releasing games is a practice Capcom has always been interested in, from the seven different versions of to the past few years of the franchise, currently culminating in a somewhat unnecessary remake of that saw classic gameplay sections removed in their entirety. That is not the case in
Strands is a brand new daily puzzle from the New York Times. A trickier take on the classic word search, you’ll need a keen eye to solve this puzzle.
The iconic Klombo is finally returning to , except this time, you'll be able to add the loveable pink dinosaur to your islands! As part of the major Lost Isles update, there's a whole new world to discover in, including five distinct biomes like the Jungle, Plains, and Beach, one of which is home to the goofy-looking Klombo.
Nintendo is kicking off the holidays early with two new Switch bundles set to release “early this fall” that will basically give you a copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Nintendo Switch Online for free.
The original creator of Flappy Bird has disavowed the just-announced mobile remake, connecting it to crypto and distancing himself from the project.
Thanks to a new collection, has been re-released on modern systems along with many other arcade classics from the franchise. in particular is a cult classic of the fighting game genre, along with its direct sequel, both of which are still being played in tournaments to this day. Thanks to the age of the game, players have gotten very good at it and know the original version inside-out, but this latest version isn't quite the same as the one that everyone knows and loves.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a project in which many companies came together to create something special. As we've known for a while, the idea came from Bethesda Game Studios and Elder Scrolls/Fallout/Starfield franchise director Todd Howard, who then selected MachineGames to develop the game. Of course, since the franchise belongs to Lucasfilm, they had to be involved, too.
Goichi Suda, also known by his pseudonym Suda51, is the creator of games such as No More Heroes and Lollipop Chainsaw. He is considered a bit of an icon in the games industry and recently spoke about his opinion of Metacritic and how it is affecting the industry.