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If you missed out on the live stream from last week, Gameloft and the developers behind Disney Magic Kingdoms unveiled and showed up Maleficent, and the evil she was getting up to in Disney Magic Kingdoms. This new event which launches right after the Bambi update - remember the Bambi content is not an event, but an extension of the story - so there is tons of new content to keep players busy! Ready to see how to tackle Maleficent? Let's dig deeper!

Red Dead Redemption II from Rockstar Games cannot come soon enough, but thankfully the company has been releasing new details every few weeks to keep our appetites wet! Today, the company unveiled the numerous editions you can purchase, as well as pre-order bonus information. Check it all out below, courtesy of Rockstar Games PR!

When playing through Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition on Nintendo Switch, there is one thing all players can do that could ultimately be the difference between winning or defeat. How you deal with the swarming enemies is probably more important than you think, but focusing on them over objectives is a HUGE mistake!

I’ve played a few survival rpgs and they are pretty fun. Yes, you will die a lot in survival rpgs, but you also get to do things in them that you don’t find yourself doing in other types of rpgs. For instance, crafting new and surprising items to fight off or capture something. Smoke and Sacrifice for the Nintendo Switch is a survival rpg that puts you into some interesting situations. The game also has a story too. So is…

Do you like Rainbow Six Siege? Do you like eSports? If so, you’ll want to check out the press release below. “MONTREAL, CANADA – May 28, 2018 – Today, Ubisoft Canada is pleased to announce the Rainbow Six Canadian Nationals, the video game publisher’s first partnership with Northern Arena, the largest esports organizer in Canada. The exciting new esports competition, featuring the popular Canadian-made Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege®, will crown one team as Canada’s best! Presented by Ubisoft Canada…

Over the past week, I've been putting significant time into Lost Sea, a game originally released a while ago (we played on PS4) but just coming to Switch on May 31st. Lost Sea is a puzzle, exploration, RPG experience that sees you playing as a surviving castaway moving from island to island, attempting to escape the Bermuda Triangle. With colourful graphics and lots to do, Lost Sea will keep you busy for hours upon hours, even when the moments become a bit repetitive.

The patch notes for the Bambi update - live now - to Disney Magic Kingdoms is available via the Disney Magic Kingdoms Facebook page, and we are diving in to see what other improvements, if any, will be coming to the game over the next little while. Outside of Bambi and friends obviously being added to the kingdom, there are a few items we are hoping to see that would be brought over from other, successful 'city/town/park' buildings games: the ability to set all your characters to a task, at one time. Will we get it? Likely not, but that's OK, because the ...

You will hear a lot of people comparing Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon to the Castlevania franchise. And they are totally right to make that comparison. Bloodstained looks a lot like the Castlevania games we saw on the NES and SNES. But is it just a copycat or is Curse of the Moon something special? Forget Castlevania. We don’t need it anymore. Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon for Nintendo Switch is a game that is so much like old school…

It has been rumored for awhile that Lego was working on a new game focusing on the DC Super villains. Today that game was announced! We have the announcement trailer below plus my thoughts on Lego DC Super-Villains. Lego DC Super-Villains has been announced for the Nintendo Switch, Playstation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The game is coming out on October 16, 2016. While the above trailer doesn’t reveal any gameplay footage for Lego’s newest game, I’m still pretty excited…

When watching the trailer for Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let's Go Eevee, I began to wonder about the decision to focus on Generation 1 Pokémon. Personally, I really like the idea of doing this, and cannot wait to relive Pokémon Yellow as I play this game with my eight year old kid, who's never experienced Generation 1! But what about subsequent generations? What about the people show grew up with Pokémon Silver and Pokémon Gold? I've had a crazy thought, and...it is crazy.