How far would you go to save someone that you loved? Get ready to embark on a journey with a man who asks himself that very question. The Way comes to the Switch with a remastered version that aims to bring this adventure on the go. The story follows Major

Today, Maximum Games, Bigben and Breakpoint released a new trailer for the upcoming Tennis World Tour, which will be released on May 22 for PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. The game will feature customizable management features as well as some deep tennis gameplay. In addition to fast-paced

Today, Capcom revealed that tomorrow’s update will bring new features to Monster Hunter World, and it’s not just the inclusion of the shiny new Elder Dragon, Kulve Taroth. Kulve Taroth is a massive new Elder Dragon with a heavy golden mantle. While not quite on the scale of

Today, Natsume Inc. released the Wild Guns Reloaded, a remake of the classic arcade shooter for Super Nintendo, on Nintendo Switch. Wild Guns Reloaded offers two new characters to choose from and ups the number of players from two to four. Along with Annie and Clint, players can select Doris

Today, Bedtime Digital Games announced that it will release its musical indie adventure Figment on Nintendo Switch May 31. Previously released on PC, the game will also be released at a later date on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. To celebrate, Bedtime Digital Games has also released a new trailer.

Today, Square Enix announced that it will hold its Final Fantasy XIV Orchestra Concert – Eorzean Symphony at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on June 15 and 16. The US premiere will include orchestral arrangements from the MMORPH, as well as original vocal artist Susan Calloway. A new milestone in

Are you ready to jam? Saber Interactive announced today that it will release NBA Playgrounds 2 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC later this year. The second installment in the NBA Playgrounds franchise, the game will include new multiplayer modes as well as courts across the world.

Back in the days of wooden ships and iron men, both pirates and traders alike kept secret journals called “rutters” that provided key information on the uncharted parts of the sea. In fact, they were so worried about this critical navigation tool that they often would create fake rutters for