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A brand new Kirby game is coming this Friday for 3DS. Nintendo released a press release that has even more information about the game. Let’s take a look! Kirby: Planet Robobot will be coming to the 3DS this Friday, June 10th. Here is how the game is described via a press release from Nintendo Canada: ”  In the Kirby: Planet Robobot game, launching on June 10 exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems, Kirby is back in one of…

I’m not a realistic racing game fan. You can keep Forza and the rest. For me, the best racers are the unrealistic ones like Need For Speed, Mario Kart, and my all-time favorite: Burnout! Today, I want to talk about Burnout and why I think its so cool. I don’t drive in real life. I tried to learn, but I was terrible at it. Believe me when I say that we are all much safer with me not on the…

For those in North America hoping to play Persona 5, you will likely be waiting a little bit longer. It was announced today that the North American release of Persona 5 would no be coming until February of 2017. For Persona fans, this is sadly five months after the game comes out in Japan, which will be a big dissapointment for some who were hoping for a universal release.

Kemco’s newest game, Infinite Dunamis, came out recently for 3DS. I received a review code for the game and have been working my way through it. I’m not sure when the review is coming, but thought this would be a good time for a preview of the game. Here are my thoughts on Infinite Dunamis so far! Infinite Dunamis for the 3DS is set in a world where robots tried to take over humanity, but two kingdoms put aside their…

Kirby Planet Robobot is coming very soon to the 3DS. Nintendo Minute took a look at the game last week. We have the footage and some impressions of Kirby: Planet Robobot below. Kirby: Planet Robobot will be coming this Friday (June 10th) to the 3DS. Nintendo Minute, Nintendo’s official youtube show, took a look at the game. Kit and Krysta played some of the story mode! This Kirby game looks a little like the last one, Triple Deluxe, especially with…

"Neon Chrome is a ruthless top-down cyberpunk shooter with rogue-like elements. The game takes place inside an arcology – a massive sci-fi mega structure. Blast your way through walls with guns and cybernetic abilities and try alternate approaches with different roles like the Assassin, Corporate Soldier or the Cyber Psycho. Upgrade your character stats, discover new cybernetic enhancements and build up strength to finally face the Overseer. Every death is a new beginning – the path to defeating the Overseer is never the same."

When South Park: The Stick Of Truth came out for the leading consoles in 2014, it marked new heights for South Park in gaming. IGN's review likened the game to playing a 14-hour South Park episode, which feels like exactly what creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker set out to accomplish. It's an immersive and hilarious RPG that took place in an extraordinarily detailed setting based on the town fans are so familiar with from the show.

This week, Natsume, creators of the Harvest Moon series, announced a brand new Harvest Moon for the 3DS. The game will be shown off at E3. We have all the details about the game so far below. Natsume Inc. announced Harvest Moon Skytree Village this week. The new title will be for the 3DS. Here’s how the game is described on Natsume’s facebook page: ”  Times have changed in the land known as the Oasis of the Harvest Goddess. Many…

Contrary to early reports - which, frankly, were circulated by Nintendo themselves - Nintendo's E3 presence will not only include Zelda, but a host of other upcoming titles as well. Rumors began to swirl earlier this week when Nintendo announced how much floor space they had booked for E3, and this morning, the news of more offerings was officially announced.

I am still a firm believer that we do not get enough action RPG titles were combat and exploration fluidly coexist. I hate dealing with the menus that accompany turn based game; To be honest, I'm not being entirely fair as many games with real time battles have come and gone, but I just haven't enjoyed them. Outside the Tales of series, I thought I might never find one again. Then a review copy of Anima: Gate of Memories was dropped in my lap, and that all changed.