Today, Bandai Namco announced that it will release the upcoming Black Clover: Quartet Knights for the PlayStation 4 and PC on September 14. The company has also released a new trailer that highlights the third-person magical combat of the game. Long ago, when humanity was close to being annihilated by

Today, Nintendo announced that it will release a new 2DS XL model, which will depict the iconic Hylian shield from the Legend of Zelda series, on July 2 exclusively to Gamestop stores. In addition, the handheld will also come with a preloaded download of The Legend of Zelda: A Link

Cartoon Network has teamed up with Korean developer SundayToz in order to release We Bare Bears Match3 Repairs on iOS and Android device today. The free-to-play mobile game is based on Cartoon Network’s We Bare Bears and features the main trio of protagonists as well as other puzzle game

Today, Capcom announced that it has finally set a release date of October 2 for the upcoming Mega Man 11, which will be released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. In addition, the company has released a new trailer which highlights some new mechanics as well as

Say what you will about the Warriors series of games, but it provides great mindless hack-and-slash fun when you want it. They might not be as smart and sexy as God of War or Bayonetta, but I’ve loved almost every entry I’ve played (barring the sixth numbered one)

Fighting games have come a long way in the past thirty years. It’s hard to believe that even through the revolution of 3D graphics and arena fighters, the 2D fighter is still the most popular fighting genre. Arguably, one of the biggest influences on the fighting game genre has

The Archangel: Hellfire Early Access Battle Training is live, and I got to play a round of 2v2 Team Deathmatch in the icy Collins Base battlefield. I’ve already written pretty extensively about the mechanics in the Hellfire update on the Oculus, so I’m going to skip detailing the

As of May 29th, 2018, Pokemon Switch has been revealed to be “Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu” and “Pokemon Let’s Go Eevee.” You can read more about them here. It appears that Nintendo of UK knows something we don’t when it comes to the mysterious Pokemon Switch game.