There’s nothing quite like playing a classic game through a modern lens. When we heard there’s now a method by which to play 1990 hit Super Mario World on a widescreen display, we knew we had to check it out (thanks, Kotaku). The SNES Classic has been brought to the widescreen by creative software engineer Vitor Vilela. He and his team delve into retro gaming projects and patches, which they raise funds for
The free PS Plus monthly games reveal is always a highlight for PlayStation Plus subscribers. Unfortunately, however, there’s bad news for fans awaiting the July 2021 free PS5 and PS4 games reveal, because it’s still over a week away. Because of the way the dates fall, Sony isn’t expected to reveal the next wave of PlayStation Plus games until 4.30 pm June 30. The July 2021 PS Plus releases will
Prime Day is here, and Nintendo Switch owners have plenty of deals to choose from – and not just from Amazon. Nintendo rarely discounts its games, but Prime Day and its rivals have brought down the price of the portable console’s biggest titles, including The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Luigi’s Mansion 3, and Paper Mario: The Origami King. Don’t delay, however, as we expect these Nintendo sales
The Nintendo Switch is still one of the hottest game consoles out right now, and while it rarely goes on sale, Prime Day is a great chance to score some great accessories and games for less. From special Switch bundles to huge discounts on must-have titles and peripherals, here are the best Nintendo Switch deals we’ve picked out for this year’s Prime Day. Nintendo Switch Lite With 128GB MicroSD Card
Cyberpunk 2077 may just go down in history as the most hyped game of all time. From the developers of the Witcher series, CD Projekt Red, Cyberpunk was expected to set the tone of the genre for generations as it would truly change the open-world experience offering players a litany of different objectives, exploration, character development, freedom of choice, and much more. Unfortunately, Cyberpunk 2077 ended up being just in
Earlier this month, EA dropped the reveal trailer for Battlefield 2042, the latest installment in the company’s blockbuster shooter franchise. The game looks incredible, but it won’t be out until later this year. So fans are looking to fill the void by returning to 2013’s Battlefield 4. So many players have returned to Battlefield 4 that EA has had to increase the server capacity. In a message on the Battlefield 4
Back 4 Blood developer, Turtle Rock has confirmed that the upcoming game will be always-online, even when played alone. In a tweet from the developer, it was confirmed that players will need an internet connection to play Back 4 Blood, regardless of whether or not they are playing ‘online’. The tweet went on to say that Turtle Rock will be “looking into ways we could support offline for the future”, but that
Much of the country is reopening as concerns about the coronavirus pandemic lessen, but video game makers have a message: If you want to stay inside, we can keep you entertained. Publishers and developers big and small unveiled video games in the pipeline for the rest of 2021 and 2022 during the Electronic Entertainment Expo, which ran from Saturday to Tuesday (June 12-15). Even before that, during the Summer Games
A free PlayStation Plus game coming to PS4 and PS5 users for July has seemingly leaked. Before E3, a leaker claimed that A Plague Tale: Innocence was getting a next-gen remaster. At the time of this claim, there was no word of this happening. However, the remaster has since been announced. This wasn’t the only thing leaker claimed though. They also claimed the remaster would be one of July’s free PlayStation Plus
The annual marathon of the video games industry’s biggest reveals started out with a big stumble in the form of an online media hub hyped to include all sorts of exclusive reveals — but was instead a creepy character creator and links out to the official websites of major publishers. Microsoft and Nintendo set a high bar with tantalizing looks at highly anticipated games and a few hype-worthy surprises. Meanwhile, other high-profile publishers — like Square
