Nintendo

Japan and Europe will see the title a little later: August 25th and September 2nd, respectively.

In a recent investor presentation, GameStop talked all kinds of things, including the new consoles on the way. That’s consoles… with an ‘s’.

This week brings an incredibly healthy serving of downloads to the eShop, including SNES virtual console games on the New 3DS, Bravely Second, and the Lost Reavers beta.

Nintendo’s first app has been out for 7 days, and is doing well.  Not only that, but it’s a lot of goofy fun.  Our young, virgin thoughts.

Preload Star Fox Zero, or enjoy Game & Watch Gallery 4. There’s not much else to see this week.

In the first of what is set to become a regular series here at Brutal Gamer, I am going to be reviewing Super Metroid, the classic game which originally released on the Super Nintendo, way back in March of 1994.

A Pokken Tournament demo comes to Wii U, as does Wii Baseball title, Mario Super Sluggers.

Nintendo joins the wacky world of the App Store on March 31st with its first mobile title, Miitomo.

As always, Sunday means its time for another Brutal Roundup, whether or not it’s Easter. We have a review of Jalopy this week, as well as the new Nintendo Download information and some updates on what Loot Crate and Mezco is up to. Check out our list to find out …

The Nintendo eShop sees a crowded week for the first time in a long time as SNES games hit the New 3DS, the Wii U sees Yoshi’s Story, and 3DS port Hyrule Warriors Legends releases.

And if this is, in fact, the newest controller from the Big N… what the heck is it exactly?

This week we have impressions on the new Hitman game, plus reviews on Blood Alloy: Reborn and The Division. A ton of news regarding PSVR dropped this week as well! Check out our weekly roundup to see what you could have missed in last week’s gaming and pop-culture sphere! Reviews: …

Pokken Tournament, Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olumpic Games, and Mutant Mudds Super Challenge bolster the week’s releases.

March 10th brings Fire Emblem’s third path and an ex-Rare dev’s shoot-em-up (featuring David Wise’s musical talents).

Sigeru Miyamoto’s Project Guard is still very much a thing, but is getting a fresh infusion of Star Fox’ own Slippy Toad for its Wii U launch.