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Thanks to Xbox Canada, we got the chance to experiment with the Xbox Design Lab online software to create our own controller for the Xbox One (which we will review when it arrives). After receiving our credit for the review, I figured getting a controller designed would be a piece of cake. Unfortunately, a few hours later, I realized how wrong I was. Using the Xbox Design Lab software is both exciting and frustrating, not because of how the software works, but because of the number of options Microsoft offers to you!

If you haven't had a chance to look at our LEGO Worlds review, I strongly suggest you give it a read! It is a fantastic game with almost endless possibilities, and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and the LEGO Group have done an excellent job continuing to add new content to the experience to make it bigger and better than ever before. Available now is the new Classic Space DLC, bringing to life many of those old, retired LEGO sets you probably enjoyed playing with as a child.

I finally got the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild DLC (for Wii U). Thanks to Adam Roffel and GamesReviews.com I should mention. Yes, I’m a bit late to the party. Even so, I thought it would be interesting to write some impressions on the first Zelda DLC. What do I think of it? Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has been out since March now. Some people, including myself, had moved on from the game. However, in…

San Diego Comic Con (SDCC) is over. Some cool comic and movie news came out of it! But what about video games? Was anything interesting shown video game wise during SDCC? YES! Some new Lego Marvel 2 characters were revealed. We’ll talk about them, plus you should check out the new Lego Marvel 2 trailer! At SDCC this past weekend, some new characters for Lego Marvel 2 were revealed. Its time for a run down! Before the Lego Marvel 2…

Our overall review of Splatoon 2 is up on the site and readable here, but we thought we would do some extended, more in depth looks at some of the specific modes in the game. First up is Salmon Run, the one mode I was most critical of in my review. Frankly, the content of Salmon Run was not what was disappointing, but rather, the limited playability of the mode itself. However, after seeing what plans Nintendo has for this mode, and how often it will be available, I am willing to rescind some of that criticism.

Layton’s Mystery Journey will be coming to the 3DS. The game is out today for cellphones, but Level 5 is working to bring the game to the West for 3DS too. The adventure/puzzle game Layton’s Mystery Journey will be coming to western 3DS systems in October. Level 5, creator of the Layton series, has given no specific day for the game’s release. The game is currently available worldwide on mobile phones. I’ve always been a fan of the Layton series…

Happy Splat Day! Splatoon 2 is out today for the Nintendo Switch. We have a press release from Nintendo detailing the game’s arrival. Splatoon 2 came out today (7/21) for the Nintendo Switch. The game can be found on the Switch’s eshop and at retail stores. Here is a press release from Nintendo about the game: “VANCOUVER, B.C., July 21, 2017 – Greetings! We here at the Squid Research Lab have some fantastic news. According to the position of the…

One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition is coming to the Nintendo Switch in September. We have more information below. One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition will come to the Nintendo Switch eshop on September 29, 2017. The game will first be available via digital stores for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and STEAM on August 25th! Here is how a PR e-mail we received explains the game: “Sail the high seas with Monkey D. Luffy and the rest…

Splatoon 2 comes out tomorrow (7/21). Please check out Adam Roffel’s review. And you should check out this cool new Splatoon 2 launch trailer from Nintendo UK too! I love how this trailer gives a run down of all the different modes in the game. My favorite part, though, is when a lot of the special new weapons (hamster ball!) are shown! What do you like best about the above trailer? Are you looking forward to Splatoon 2?…

NEW YORK, July 19, 2017 – R.B.I. Baseball 17, developed by MLBAM and featuring Los Angeles Dodgers 23-year-old All-Star shortstop Corey Seager on its U.S. and global covers, is set this summer to release a new version of the Major League Baseball video game for Nintendo Switch. This latest edition of R.B.I. Baseball 17 will be available September 5, at which time it will become the first officially licensed professional sports game to be available at retail outlets for the Nintendo Switch console.