Bandai Namco has released a new trailer for Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Battle Destiny Remastered, offering a deeper look at the gameplay and updated features fans can expect when it launches later this year. The title is set to arrive on May 22, 2025, for both Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam, and pre-orders are now officially open for the Switch version. Set in the universe of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED and Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny, the remastered version invites players to step into the cockpit of a Mobile Suit as they take on the role of a pilot…
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Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé has weighed in—albeit subtly—on the growing debate surrounding Nintendo’s decision to sell Switch 2: Welcome Tour as a standalone title rather than bundling it with the upcoming console. Drawing attention to his long-held stance on the importance of pack-in software, Reggie contrasted Nintendo’s current approach with his own successful push to include Wii Sports free with every Wii console. This reflection arrives as fans question the $10 price tag attached to Welcome Tour, a demo-like title meant to highlight the Switch 2’s features. In response to criticism, Nintendo’s Bill Trinen defended the pricing…
Rumors about a Metroid Prime Trilogy remaster for Nintendo Switch continue to swirl, but insider NateTheHate now suggests Metroid Prime 2: Echoes and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption may not appear in the upcoming Nintendo Direct. This contradicts earlier speculation that Nintendo planned HD remasters of all three games, especially after the well-received Metroid Prime Remastered launched in February 2023. For years, leakers like Jeff Grubb and NateTheHate have claimed Nintendo has a finished or near-finished trilogy remaster waiting in the wings. Many assumed the company was holding it back to build hype before Metroid Prime 4, which was rebooted in 2019 under Retro Studios and still has no release…
KOEI TECMO Europe and developer Gust have officially released Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land, inviting players to explore a world where alchemy is considered taboo. The game is now available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Windows PC via Steam, and, for the first time in series history, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. To mark the launch, KOEI TECMO has announced a special collaboration with Bandai Namco’s TEKKEN 8. This crossover will introduce themed costumes, special skills, and accessories as free DLC at a later date. Additionally, artist Benitama has created a commemorative…
Fntastic, the embattled studio behind The Day Before, has taken legal action against Russian news site Yakutia.info for referring to the game as a “scam.” The lawsuit comes amid widespread criticism of the studio’s handling of the game’s launch, its use of unpaid volunteer labor, and its recent failed crowdfunding campaign. This move raises questions about whether the studio is attempting to restore its reputation or silence negative press. Fntastic is suing Yakutia.info, a Siberian-based Russian news outlet, for allegedly damaging its reputation by calling The Day Before a “scam” and accusing the studio of copying game mechanics from other titles. The lawsuit…
Undertale, the beloved indie RPG by Toby Fox, has reached a new milestone nearly ten years after its initial release. The game recently set an all-time concurrent player record on Steam, surpassing its previous peak from 2015. This resurgence in popularity highlights the enduring appeal of Undertale, which continues to captivate both longtime fans and newcomers. On Steam, Undertale reached a peak of 11,071 concurrent players, exceeding its previous record of 10,473 set in December 2015. This is a notable achievement, as the game had not surpassed 5,000 concurrent players since 2016. The recent increase in player numbers shows that…
A recently discovered Nintendo patent has shed new light on the company’s secretive online playtest game, potentially linking it to key developers from past projects. The patent, published under the number US 20250083046, lists Yusuke Amano, Tsubasa Sakaguchi, Masaki Wada, and Shinya Yano as its inventors. Amano and Sakaguchi previously directed Splatoon, though Sakaguchi later shifted to work on Nintendo Labo. Wada and Yano, meanwhile, contributed as programmers on Ring Fit Adventure. The patent outlines mechanics related to sandbox-style gameplay, specifically focusing on methods for restricting player actions within a designated area. This function appears designed to prevent griefing—a common…
The highly anticipated remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) is still in development, according to Saber Interactive. Despite ongoing concerns about its troubled production, Saber’s leadership has confirmed that the project hasn’t been canceled. However, since its initial announcement in 2021, there have been no new updates or footage, leaving fans uncertain about when—or if—the remake will finally be released. Originally, the KOTOR remake was announced in 2021 with Aspyr leading development. However, reports in 2022 indicated significant issues with the project, leading to its indefinite delay. This prompted Saber Interactive, known for titles like Warhammer 40K: Space Marine, to take…
A controversy over AI-generated artwork recently unfolded on the Balatro subreddit, leading to decisive action from the game’s developer, Localthunk, and publisher, Playstack. The situation arose when a former subreddit moderator, DrTankHead, permitted AI-generated art on the forum, provided it was properly labeled. However, Localthunk swiftly intervened, making it clear that neither they nor Playstack condone AI-generated imagery. As a result, DrTankHead was removed from the moderation team, and AI art was officially banned from the subreddit. The Origins of the Controversy The issue began when DrTankHead, a moderator of the Balatro subreddit, introduced a policy allowing AI-generated artwork in…
Pocketpair, the developer behind the popular game Palworld, has announced that February 28, 2025, will be a special non-working day for most of its employees. The decision follows a surge of “mysterious” notices from staff members who reported that they might be feeling unwell and unable to work on that day. The announcement, made via the company’s official channels, humorously acknowledges the influx of these unexpected leave requests. In response, Pocketpair has chosen to grant a special leave day for the majority of its employees. However, the company assures that ongoing development and updates for Palworld and Craftopia will not…