GameSpot has shown off the new PVP mode “Push” in Overwatch 2 with several minutes of footage. Check out the gameplay below.
Nintendo has updated the Japanese release schedule on its platforms for the week of November 14, 2019. Here’s a look at the upcoming digital download schedule:
New sales data is in from the UK for the month of October.
Although there aren’t any major highlights this month, a few Nintendo titles made the top ten. That includes Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, which is still going strong at #4.
Here’s the full top ten:
Last week, Luigi’s Mansion 3 launched on Switch. Digital Foundry has now published a new video examining the game from a technical perspective.
Here are the main points:
Drageus Games will soon be releasing a sequel to the strategy game Tactical Mind. Aptly titled Tactical Mind 2, the title will launch on November 15:
Here’s an overview:
As far as new Pokemon go, pretty much everything has leaked for Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield. However, information about the games is still emerging. As part of the latest update, we have a look at a few more Gigantamax Pokemon.
Here’s the full set:
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 is out now on Switch, and a new trailer has come in to celebrate. Watch it below.
The latest Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield doesn’t concern actual Pokemon, but the Galar region instead. A full look at the in-game map has now been posted online.
This isn’t quite as spoilery as the new Pokemon reveals, but some may want to preserve looking at the map for their own experience. We’ve posted it after the break as a result.
Like past entries, Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield will each have a few of their own exclusive creatures that can be found in the wild. On top of that though, there’s another aspect to consider: gym leaders. Both versions will also have their own foes to battle.
Stemming from this past week’s leaks, we now have the full listing of exclusive gym leaders in Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield. That information can be found below along with their types.
System: Switch
Release date: November 5, 2019
Developer: SEGA
Publisher: SEGA
It is often said that there are but two certainties in life, being death and taxes. I propose we add a third billing to that list: party games on Nintendo consoles. There isn’t a single saggy financial quarter that can’t be pumped up significantly by the presence of a mini-game collection featuring Mario and company, and this Christmas, SEGA (in partnership with Nintendo) have answered the call of duty by sending Mario, Sonic, and both of their respective entourages to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. The initial novelty and shock value of an official game featuring both Nintendo and SEGA’s mascots may be somewhat dulled since the franchise’s first outing on Wii in 2007, but you could say that this new entry is the series’ most fitting one: two monolithic Japanese companies paying homage to one equally gargantuan Japanese event.
