You might already have it on PS+ WhileFuriis a hard sell given it’s “boss fight only” pivot, it’s pretty much made for me, having grown up on experiences likePunch Out!!on the NES. Oh, and the bullet hell angle doesn’t hurt either. If you don’t already own it on PS4 by way of its PlayStation Plus format, or on PC, you have the option to grab it on Xbox One on December 2....
11.30 added split-screen on PS4 and Xbox One These days, it’s rare that you’ll ever see me coverFortnite–it’s just not my thing, and that’s okay. But every so often, the game does something notable or cool that gets me talking. Today, with update 11.30, that something is split-screen support. Too few games let you play side by side with a partner. Fortniteplayers can share their screen with a friend in battle royale Duos and Squads on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One....
On a less self-defeating note, inventory management is now a little more forgiving It might not be the meaningful story shakeup that some players are waiting for, but I’m ready to revisitGroundedwithupdate 0.6.0– it adds a few aerial attention-grabbers like bees, mosquitoes, and fireflies, as well as what I’d call an essential quality-of-life change to backpack inventory management. (The way the dead bee’s body rolls away from its head at 2:33 is wonderfully unsettling....
If you’ve been following Harmonix since the early days, the studio’s newly-unveiled game for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade should look familiar.Rock Band Blitzwill have players putting down their instrument peripherals in favor of a gamepad as they jump between tracks to keep up with the music. In an incredibly smart move, your library ofRock Bandsongs will be playable inBlitz, and the 25 songs included alongside this new game will also be compatible withRock Band 3....
When I posted thatpost-rockZeldatribute albumlast night, Dtoider Chad Almasy lamented the absence ofZelda IImusic. Where did the love go? Why, it went intoBagu and the Rivermanby Dj CUTMAN and Spamtron! Here is an album entirely dedicated to Akito Nakatsuka’s score from the oft-neglectedThe Adventure of Link. Well, “entirely” save for theZelda 1overworld track, but you can’t have aZeldaalbum without the classic overworld theme, right? Anyway, the album is five songs of high-intensity, chiptune-y goodness with an extra two songs if you purchase the digital download or physical release....
Many familiar faces We know that Microsoft’sID@Xbox programexists for developers wanting to self-publish Xbox One games, and thank goodness for that, but it’s been unclear who all has signed on so far.In a blog post, the initiative’s director Chris Charla has named names, giving us a rough idea of what kind of support the platform has right now. The partial list ID@Xbox participants includes: Behaviour, Bongfish, Born Ready, Capy, Comcept, Crytek, Definition 6 (Chris Hecker), Double Eleven, Double Fine, Drinkbox, Gaijin Games, Half-Brick, Happion Labs, Hidden Path, High Voltage Software, Inis, Iron Galaxy, Jackbox Games, Nicalis, Ninja Bee, Other Ocean, Panic Button, Signal Studios, Slightly Mad Studios, Team 17, Team Colorblind, The Men Who Wear Many Hats, The Odd Gentleman, Vlambeer, WayForward, Zeboyd Games, and Zen Studios....
Front Mission 2: Remakescreens have appeared on the official Nintendo Store listing While footage ofthe upcomingFront Missionremakeshas been slim, newFront Mission 2: Remakescreens give us a better look at the project. The screens come directly fromthe Nintendo Store listing, which was updated recently. In case you haven’t played theFront Missionfranchise before, it’s a classic tactical strategy game from G-Craft/Square Enix (then Squaresoft). It was wildly successful at the time, especially among SRPG fans, which led to these very remakes being dug up in the modern era....
A glimpse into the future of BotW speedruns.pic.twitter.com/2a7dFRaXEN — Venick (@Venick409)June 19, 2025 While my Switch-less self is living aZelda-free existence, seeing things like this gives credence to everyone talking about how cool the newLegend of Zeldais. The climbing mechanic inBreath of the Wildis cool on its own, but being able to use it for experimentation in self-catapulting isexactlythe kind of thing that makes my heart flutter. That’s how youplaya game....
As a paid add-on to existing memberships, this can’t be a repeat of the NES and SNES rollout During yesterday’sNintendo Direct, we hoped and expected to hear about Nintendo 64 games joining the Nintendo Switch Online library. But what Ididn’t expectwas just how divisive the addition would be — even among people who were actively hoping to play N64 games likeMario Kart 64(with online multiplayer) andOcarina of Timeon their Switch....
Most of the quests inStardew Valleyare pretty straightforward to complete, but some are more riddle-esque, while others leave you outright guessing what you’re supposed to be doing. Once you’ve completed theCommunity Center bundles(or paid off JojaMart, if you’re inclined that way), you will be able torepair Willy’s boatand make your way to Ginger Island. There’s a lot of new things to do on the island and people to meet, with many giving you new objectives and quests....
Leveling up in competitive mode is a pretty tough scene, and it takes lots of time and effort to reach higher ranks inMarvel Rivals. You’ll likely have a much easier time getting where you want to go if you know how to get and use Chrono Shield Cards. Chrono Shield Cards are a pretty divisive game feature, but they seem like they’re here to stay, so you need to understand how they work....
There are many recipes inDisney Dreamlight Valley. Considering that we have a Rat for a chef, perhaps none is more iconic than the dish that shares its name with the movie from which he comes—Ratatouille. Ratatouille is a 5-star dish that you can begin to make once you’ve unlocked Remy from the Ratatouille Realm. Most of the ingredients for Ratatouille come from gardening, so you’ll need to give Goofy some of your hard-earned Star Coins to purchase seeds....
You listening, Sony? Behance designerRafał Czanieckihas created a beautifuluser interface concept for the PlayStation Vita. It’s so nice that I wish it could be implemented somehow. Sony likes horizontal bars, right? Czaniecki’s design uses one as well, letting users flip through their game collection, social apps, and other menus like you might in any media bar. A pinch/zoom lets you pan back and see more games at once, and then collapse them when you’re done looking....
