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Warioware: Get It Together! is coming out tomorrow for the Nintendo Switch. I previously talked about the demo, but I thought it was worth hyping up the game more! I love the Warioware franchise. The first Warioware game for the Nintendo Switch comes out tomorrow (6/10). And I’m pretty excited. I’m a huge Warioware fan. I blame WarioWare: D.I.Y. on the DS for making me a fan of the franchise. And having a Warioware game on the Switch? C’mon. Thats…

Last night, Nintendo released a demo of WarioWare: Get It Together! for the Nintendo Switch. I checked the demo out and here are my impressions of it. Also check out Adam Roffel’s first look video of the demo below. A demo WarioWare: Get It Together! was released for the Nintendo Switch last night. It is available now on the eshop. Disclaimer: I am a huge fan of WarioWare so it was very likely that I was going to like this…

Overcooked! All You Can Eat is getting a free Birthday Party update today! In fact, it should be available now. We have a trailer for the update and details below. Overcooked! All You Can is receiving a free update today. This special Birthday Party update celebrates the game’s fifth anniversary! According to a press release sent to us, the update will include: “Five new birthday themed levels, the new Tabby Cat chef, a recipe to make a cup of tea,…

Nintendo of America has announced that there will be a brand new Indie World Showcase tomorrow! A brand new Indie World Showcase will be air tomorrow (4/14) at 11:ooam central. According to Nintendo of America, it will be “roughly 20 minutes focused on fresh and new indie games coming to #NintendoSwitch.” What could we see? Its anybody’s guess really. The Indie showcases usually show off several games. They are not as packed as Nintendo Directs but we should get at…

Mario Party is back, channeling the original titles focus of board game playing, and ditching the recent team concept. And I’m all for it! For a whole console generation now, Mario Party as a franchise has been on a steady decline. Both Mario Party 9 on the Nintendo Wii and Mario Party 10 on the Nintendo Wii U, ditched the concept of individual play, and instead put players together in a vehicle. For players who had been fans since Mario Party 1, this was a letdown, and enthusiasm for the franchise waned.

What do you get when you mix teenagers with complicated relationships, terrible earthquakes, and a strange 'friendship' spell ritual? If you're thinking this sounds like the plot of a bad teen horror movie, you are not wrong. However, Corpse Party - a top down survival horror game - has taken that exact idea and made it truly, truly terrifying.