While Splatoon 2’s successor was anticipated, Nintendo surprised fans by announcing a remastered Donkey Kong Country Returns for January 16, 2025, featuring all bonus content and 80 levels, offering both nostalgia and new challenges.
After seven years of eager anticipation, Metroid Prime 4 is reviving with a fresh perspective from Retro Studios, promising to uphold its legacy with enhanced visuals and a 2025 release on Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo’s latest offering in the Mario & Luigi RPG series, “Mario & Luigi Brotherhood,” set for release on November 7, 2024, continues the beloved tradition with turn-based combat, platforming, puzzles, and a vibrant, cel-shaded art style, all exclusive to the Nintendo Switch.
Sony is set to release Astro Bot Rescue Mission for PS5 in September, promising an extensive platforming adventure with polished controls, captivating visuals, and a wealth of challenging levels inspired by various PlayStation franchises.
Reissad’s innovative FPS game, Bodycam, utilizing Unreal Engine 5, has launched its Early Access version with three unique modes, impressive graphics, and distinctive features, despite facing critiques over limited content and map quality.
After an extended development phase, STALKER 2, set in the haunting landscapes of Prypiat, is now poised for release on September 5, 2024, promising a more polished and immersive experience than initially suggested.
Despite fan expectations for a full remake, Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP offers a mere visual polish and new OST, set to launch on September 25, 2024, across various platforms.
Dragon Ball Z Sparking Zero, arriving October 11, 2024, for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, introduces local split-screen multiplayer in the Time Room, though online modes remain its primary focus due to technical limitations affecting dual-screen performance in the game’s visually intensive environments.
Get ready for an exciting update as TopSpin 2K25 welcomes world number one player Jannik Sinner and introduces Gucci’s new unisex tennis collection, launching June 20-25, 2024, with the Gucci Tennis Cup in World Tour mode from June 27 to August 15, 2024.
Get ready to rewrite Dragon Ball history with “What if” mode, craft custom battles in Custom Battle mode, and strategize with teams of up to 5 fighters, all while enjoying nostalgic split-screen gameplay in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, launching October 11th.