https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvLDA70ZvbU&feature=youtu.be I've been covering the Pokémon: Let's Go series for almost a half year and during that time I made many guesses to the what the "special" Pokémon would be. The long-awaited reveal is finally
PS4 and PC fans may already be hundreds of hours deep into Square Enix's Dragon Quest XI, but there are many potential audiences in Switch-land still waiting patiently to get their grubby little hands on
Nintendo has always been behind the times when it comes to online services. Given how long Xbox Live has been around, it's a bit embarrassing that it's taken this long for the Big N to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZ3kwK2slV4 In a couple months, gamers will be getting a brand-new entry in the Pokémon franchise -- well, sort of. Ask any hardcore gamer, and they'll likely be a bit disappointed that this year's offering
Who'd've guessed that the top-selling game for the month of July of 2018 would actually be a game that harkens back to the JRPGs of old, when pixels were blocky and turn-based was the preferred
Nintendo has been understandably cagey about the future Pokémon titles on the way. No, I’m not talking about Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Let’s Go, Eevee!, but the upcoming core RPG game that long-time fans
Third-party support has always been the Achilles heel of Nintendo. Ever since the Nintendo 64 they’ve found it hard to get real A-list titles from other developers not affiliated with themselves. Sure, every now and
Like it or not, the Nintendo Switch has become quite the port system of choice. Given its play-on-the-go nature, it’s the perfect fit for previously-released games, and despite its relative lack of power to its
The Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is now officially in the books, and while there are many fans out there who wish we got more reveals for DIFFERENT games outside of Smash, it’s fair to say
Better late than never. In September Nintendo Switch will join the world of paid internet subscriptions akin to Sony Plus and Xbox Live. Features such as cloud saves, access to classic NES games, and
