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The 3DS port of Luigi’s Mansion is coming up fast, with a freshly announced October release date. Better get those vacuum cleaners ready.
Read More »Luigi’s Mansion scares up a release date for 3DS, haunts the console October
Zen adds Star Wars “Solo” table to Pinball FX3 next month
This past spring’s Solo: A Star Wars Story film is about to get in on Zen Studios’ pinball action. A table is landing for Pinball FX3 next month.
Read More »Hot Takes and Raw Emotion: The First Three Hours with Morphies Law
Morphies Law is the jankiest shooter I’ve ever played. I love it. Well, I love a lot of it. Maybe some of it. Well….
Read More »The SNES Omnibus Volume 1 (Book) Review
There is just about nothing I like more than an excellent hard-cover coffee table book. Add in the fact that this one is all about the SNES and its huge library of games, and I was instantly in love.
Read More »Pocket Rumble: Worth Precisely $9.99
Pocket Rumble, available on Steam and Nintendo Switch, is easy to play, and easy to buy.
Read More »One:12 Collective Cyclops optic blasts onto Mezco’s pre-order page
If you’re an X-Men fan, then today’s your day. Marvel’s mutant is expanding yet again in the One:12 Collective, as team leader Cyclops is ready for pre-order.
Read More »TellTale Gives The Walking Dead: The Final Season Episode Release Dates
If you’re anything like me, the worst times of your life were waiting to know when the next episode of a TellTales series was releasing. Many nights I lay sleepless as I wondered if it would be a week, or a month or two until I could get my hands …
Read More »Metro Exodus “Aurora Edition” now available for pre-order
Metro Exodus will indeed have a special edition, in the form of the Aurora Edition. A steelbook, art book and more will be included.
Read More »Timesplitters and Second Sight acquired by Koch Media
It’s been a while, but defunct developer Free Radical’s Timesplitters franchise and Second Sight IP have a new home.
Read More »Dead Cells (Xbox One) Review
A tough, procedurally generated Metroidvania that’s as much fun in your 100th run as your first, Dead Cells is a must play.
Read More »QuakeCon 2018: Bethesda shows off a detailed look at Rage 2
Insane driving, wild gunplay, and a world that’s coming back to life thirty years after the original, Rage 2 is looking great.
Read More »Toys R Us is gone, and took a part of the industry with it
This summer was the final one for Toys R Us in many parts of the world. It’s sad for nostalgic reasons, but also means changes for the toy industry.
Read More »SDCC 2018: Mattel debuts new DC Comics, Jurassic World, and WWE figures
It was a surprisingly big SDCC as far as Mattel was concerned, as the toy giant showed off DC, WWE classics, and Jurassic World galore.
Read More »SDCC 2018: Sideshow impresses as always with sixth scale and massive statues
There’s no denying that Sideshow Toys is maybe the single most impressive collectable maker in the industry. Check out what’s new.
Read More »Batman: Three Jokers to be DC Comics: Black Label book
Announced at SDCC was a little tidbit about Batman: Three Jokers. A mystery that’s been simmering for a while in the DCU.
Read More »Tempest 4000 (Xbox One) Review
Tempest returns, hitting modern consoles with Tempest 4000. Though, you might have to check to make sure you’re not playing on a Jaguar.
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