Despite no official word on pricing from Nintendo (or an exact release date…) a UK retailer is confident that the Nintendo Switch will cost £198.50, and is currently taking pre-orders for the new console which is set to arrive sometime in March, 2017. GameSeek, the retailer in question is offering customers a chance to.

While solid details concerning Nintendo’s NX are somewhat thin on the ground (and that’s an understatement) there are a lot of rumors and healthy speculation concerning the abilities of the hardware, and what games we’ll see released around the systems launch. Several hours ago, insider Emily Rogers released a series of tweets (which have.

Just like any console as it gets closer to a public unveiling, Nintendo’s NX has been the subject of a lot of internet rumors and speculation. Also just like any console, a good percentage of those early rumors are just how powerful the new system is going to be. Enter the newest Nintendo NX.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance, the Czech-made medieval RPG, has been gathering attention for some time, especially since it saw success on Kickstarter. The PC version was supposed to be coming out sometime in summer this year, but this might not happen after all. Why, I hear you ask? It’s apparently due to publisher/developer relations as.

Although the it is a beautifully vast open world game with very demanding specs, I was still one of the (admittedly small) majority of individuals who looked at the Witcher 3 and thought that it would be much more graphically impressive. Over the years we have seen huge differences between what we are promised.

April’s system update for the Xbox One is now ready for download, and comes with some subtle, but highly requested, features. Microsoft have been throwing out updates left right and center every month with requested functions, which Microsoft states is “community driven”. But if you check Microsoft’s forums and check the requested functions area,.

Back in 2014 I wrote a story regarding the new Zelda Wii U footage. I was really excited, not just because it looked superb, but that the release was set for a very confident 2015. Looks as if my scepticism radar wasn’t working very well due to the nostalgia & confidence of Nintendo conflicted. Yes,.

I don’t know why but this game seems to have slipped under the radar slightly from certain reviewers/critics with its outrageously ridiculous server issues. Seems most are really enjoying the games single player mode without really diving into this area too much…maybe because they can’t really do so at the moment, but still not.

Here in the UK I sit with anticipation of when the PlayStation Now BETA may be coming this way, while over in North America, not only has this region has been able to rent games for a while now using this service, but Sony have just gone and broadcasted the release of it new.

Two big games I know everyone has been looking forward too with anticipation to when we get to play these games. Now we finally get some more information on when we will see these two AAA games coming to store’s and origin’s figurative, shelves. Battlefield: Hardline will be release March 2015. Apparently Activision’s saving grace.

The Dark Below is an expansion pack first person, MMO style shooter Destiny and will add an array of new gear, weapons, strikes and more! Since release destiny have gave very little details regarding its upcoming expansion pass. All we know is that you could pre-purchase since day one release of Destiny and it will.

Looks like we won’t be waiting much longer at all for the latest PS4 Update – codename Masamune! PlayStation posted a release date of the 28th October via Twitter:   Yes, less than a week until we can all enjoy the additional (yet some late) features coming our way.  I was actually expecting a.

We all know that Assassin’s Creed: Unity will not be coming to the Wii U, especially since the console is under-powered compared to the PS4 and Xbox One and we all know the debate going on regarding Ubisoft struggling with them alone. You can read my earlier regarding this matter here. But what about.

I don’t know about you, but almost every week I have red mark upon my forehead from a repeat face palm due to another ridiculous move by Ubisoft. Ubisoft, why, why do you repeatedly make stupid retractions and have uninformed members of your team saying what they shouldn’t or what you didn’t want us.