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The upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection will be getting a limited edition. Check out the details below. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection is coming this year. There is no set release date yet but a limited edition was revealed today. This edition will include: the game, “collector’s box, cloth poster, acrylic diorama, enamel pin set, set of 12 trading cards, and full color artbook.” It is available to pre-order at Target for $149.99 for…

Back in September 2021, Seth Roy took a look at WRC 10 on the Xbox Series X, and came away really impressed with what the game did on next generation hardware. You can read his full review here. In this article, we are going to look at the Nintendo Switch port of the game, and see how it holds up. If you want to see our thoughts on game modes and more, be sure to read through Seth's review. OK, onto the Switch!

Yesterday, we detailed how the newer lineup of Playmobil toys, the Pony Farm collection, was a perfect toy to play with outside this Spring and Summer, and today we are back with yet another lineup that we are really excited about. How could Playmobil themed after a water park NOT work well as a toy for those sunny days? We think the Aqua Park themed sets from Playmobil will be another perfect option for your kids this season. You can find an entire list of the sets here, but let's dive into some we are excited about!

Inscryption is the latest game from Pony Island creator, David Mullins, and despite appearances it’s more than just a PC deck-building game. Where classic deck builders like Magic the Gathering are more technical strategy games, this title immerses players in its mysterious story. Of course, it has its strategic aspects, but the game blends genres by throwing in escape-room style puzzles and personalized procedurally generated bosses that remember players’ weaknesses and fears. Taking place in a dark cabin, the game’s…

As we move into the Spring and Summer months here in Canada, my wife and I begin looking at toys we can safely store outside - so plastic, preferably - and that my kids will enjoy using on the pavements, walking paths, and patches of lawn. While most indoor toys don't particularly do well outside, we have found one brand that does - Playmobil. The newer Pony Farm Country sets available now at Playmobil.ca are ones we have our eyes on for this outdoor season!

From the Playstation Blog: Hey Playstation fans! I’m Kevin Zuhn, creative director at Young Horses. If you haven’t heard, Bugsnax is getting a free update soon called the Isle of Bigsnax, and the release is tantalizingly close. Given that, I thought I’d take some time to dive into the delicious details of five new features coming to Bugsnax. Exploring a new island The titular Isle of Bigsnax is a whole new biome to play in, twice the size of any…

From the Playstation Blog we get a new (and beautiful) look at three upcoming vinyl soundtracks from some of last year’s greatest games! It is said that good things come in threes, and today is no exception.  We at PlayStation are thrilled to spotlight our latest trio of vinyl soundtrack releases, brought to you by our friends at Milan Records: Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Ghost of Tsushima: Music from Iki Island & Legends, and Returnal. Ratchet & Clank: Rift…

When Warner Bros. and Travelers Tales decide it's time to shake up the LEGO formula the results are generally positive. Shake-ups have resulted in the best LEGO game ever made, LEGO City Undercover, and now the most ambitious LEGO game ever made, LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga. This latest entry in the LEGO franchise is easily one of the franchises' best, and there is no doubt in my mind that it will be a stepping stone for future titles.

Bugsnax was easily one of the best new titles available right around the launch of the PlayStation 5 - the beautifully crafted world, humrous writing, and fantastic gameplay made snatching up bugs and helping the locals such a good time. While originally exclusive to PlayStation, the game is now coming to Nintendo Switch and Xbox Game Pass later this month, complete with a brand new (FREE!) DLC, The Isle of Bigsnax. 

Over the weekend, I've been diving into LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga on my Nintendo Switch. It's been quite a while since I've played a LEGO video game, for a variety of reasons. The older games don't grip me like they once did, and even when it's a franchise I love - Harry Potter, for example - there always seems to be a reason why I don't enjoy the experience. So how is LEGO Star Wars on the Nintendo Switch? My first impressions are below!