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Minecraft Legends is an upcoming action strategy video game being developed by Mojang Studios and Blackbird Interactive, and published by Xbox Game Studios. It is officially slated to release on April 18, 2023. Now this isn’t the first spinoff from the ULTRA successful Minecraft series, you may remember Minecraft Dungeons from a few years ago, which I had a lot of fun with honestly. Can they do it again with Minecraft Legends? First off I highly encourage you to check…

If there was an icon of the early noughties, Jet Set Radio seems to be a contender. It had the music, the feel, the unique look and gameplay. SEGA had a winning formula. And then they just stopped. Until now. The original game was popular enough, and the sequel on Xbox seems to have a decent following as well. But, like Shenmue, it just kind of dropped off the planet. Which is a shame, because unique colourful games were sorely…

Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series has a release date for the Nintendo Switch and Playstation 4! Check out the launch date trailer below. The Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters have a release date for console! The games will be coming to the Playstation 4 and Nintendo Switch on April 19th, 2023. This month! As a Final Fantasy fan, I have to say that I’m extremely excited for the launch of these games. The Switch launch is especially exciting. To play these…

A new LEGO game has been revealed! LEGO 2K Drive is coming out this year. Check out the reveal trailer and our thoughts on the below. LEGO 2K Drive will be coming May 19th for the Xbox Series, Xbox One, PS4/PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC. This new LEGO game is an open world driving game. It looks really wild too! All kinds of vehicles and environments. You can go anywhere, build a car and race against everyone: including other players!…

Bilkins’ Folly is an upcoming indie game thats coming to the Nintendo Switch, PS4/5, and PC later this year! Check out the console announcement trailer below. Bilkins’ Folly will be coming out on the Switch, PS4/5, and PC later this year! This game looks really promising. I love its graphical style and the gameplay looks excellent. I love swashbuckling adventure. This game has pirates, ships, sailing, fishing, treasure hunting, and puzzles too. If you’re looking for an adventure, you should…

Tales of Symphonia Remastered is an update of a Nintendo Gamecube classic. How does it play on the Playstation 4? Here is our review!

In the past I was never what you would consider a fan of rogue-like games. Dead Cells came and went without me really even acknowledging it’s existence. Up until 2020 when a friend of mine could stop singing the praises of Hades, which took the gaming world by storm that year, and still to date is one of the best “indie” games I have ever played. Since then I realized I was honestly missing out on a satisfying game loop…

Tales of Symphonia was originally on the Nintendo Gamecube and is a much liked game in the long running franchise. Now its available again in a remastered edition for the Nintendo Switch and Playsation 4. Here is our early impressions of the PlayStation 4 version. When I started playing Tales of Symphonia, the characters looked familiar but the story didn’t. I thought I played this game on the Gamecube, but perhaps I didn’t. Either that or I just don’t remember…

Playstation will air a new State of Play this Thursday, February 23, 2023. We have all the details below. A new State of Play will air this Thursday at 3pm central. It will feature Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Five new PSVR2 games, and some third party and indie reveals. Its unknown what third party and indie games will show up. Its supposed to be ‘reveals’ so it should be new titles that we don’t know about. Hopefully we’ll…

In the last few weeks, we’ve seen a very quick raft of releases of old games for new consoles, and not a single one has released without some issue, big or small. Just think about that for a second. Goldeneye, Tales of Symphonia. Hell, even the Blade Runner release from last year is still being fixed (which is admirable, but plays into my point here). There is clearly a demand for old games. There are entire communities of retro fans…