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The first update of 2024 has arrived.

Although the Switch is getting on, Nintendo is still busy rolling out regular firmware updates. Following a minor update at the end of last year, it’s now released the big Version 18.0.0 update.

It’s added in an extra auto-sleep option, added Korean as a supported language for potential controls and as usual includes some “general system stability improvements” to enhance the overall experience. Here are the official patch notes:

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Get To Know Our Team Shawn 3rd Party Studio Support Specialist Hi, everyone! Wynn here again. Welcome back to another Xbox Insider Team interview. Today we’re sitting down to talk with Shawn—a 3rd Party Studio Support Specialist on our team. How’re we doing today, Shawn? Feeling good Wynn. Excited for the interview. Excellent! Let’s dive […]

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Atari holds a special place in the hearts of many gaming enthusiasts as one of the pioneers of the video…

Grab a shovel.South Park’s history with video games has been a mixed bag for the most part and the latest instalment, South Park: Snow Day!, had a lot to live up…

Greetings. This is Hyung Tae Kim, director of Stellar Blade. We are pleased to officially announce the upcoming free playable demo for Stellar Blade, coming March 29 to PlayStation 5. The demo takes place from the very beginning of the game when Eve, a member of the 7th Airborne Squad is sent to Earth on […]

Are those… Chao?!

A trailer for a new Sonic mobile game dubbed ‘Sonic Toys Party’ has seemingly leaked and is currently being showcased by The Sonic Show on YouTube.

Not only does the game’s logo bear a strikingly similar resemblence to a certain Pixar-developed animated film franchise, it also borrows a few elements from the hugely successful multiplayer title Fall Guys by developer Mediatonic.

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South Park has had an… interesting history with video games. However, after Stick of Truth and The Fractured but Whole,…

South Park returns to the video game realm alongside Snow Day! which brings the action back to three dimensions for…

Sunday brunch.

The sun’s streaming in through the crack in the curtains. Perhaps last night was a large one and you’re a little fuzzy, maybe the kids are awake, jumping on you or haring around the house, or maybe your partner is already up and the smell of a fresh brew is drifting from room to room. Lovely.

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The London Gaming Market is a treasure trove in exchange for retro gamers (Picture: Metro)A reader reveals why he plays…

Are you tired of all the AAA quality, console-like games and want to go back to something more old-school? Bat to Bed emerges as a great option given its retro nature and arcade-y, one-button-styled adventure. Created by Brothers Make Games, the title is just the first instalment of what promises to be an adrenaline-pumping experience where the stakes are high.

The game comes with a simple, yet thrilling challenge – ascend to new heights with just the press of a button. Bat to Bed isn’t your average climb – it’s a test of skill and precision, where every move counts. With expert timing, you’ll have to navigate through a series of obstacles, racing against the clock to reach the summit. But beware – one wrong move and all your efforts will be in vain. … [MORE]

Following the release of Echoes of the Fallen last December, Final Fantasy XVI’s final DLC chapter, The Rising Tide, is set to release on April 18! Available individually or in the discounted Expansion Pass on the PlayStation Store, the upcoming paid DLC, which takes place before the ending of the main game, includes plenty for […]

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According to a site construction notice.

Back in 2021, Nintendo announced that it was building a museum-style facility, then called the “Nintendo Gallery”, on the site of its Uji Ogura Plant in Kyoto, with expectations that construction would be finished in March 2024. The building work on the site — since given the official title Nintendo Museum — looked to be on course from the outside, but it seems the museum will miss its target completion date by a month or so.

The construction notice displayed at the site, as captured below by @hanayohaneNEKO on Twitter (thanks, Kyotogamer), now lists the completion date as 30th April. It’s unclear how long this notice update has been up, but it does appear that the museum won’t quite be ready for the end of March.

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Funplus and Skydance have announced a brand new game, Foundation: Galactic Frontier that brings the world of Isaac Asimov’s acclaimed sci-fi novels to the palm of your hand. Inspired by the equally acclaimed TV series Foundation created by Skydance, set in the same universe, Galactic Frontier promises epic space battles and an immersive narrative experience.

Isaac Asimov, often regarded as one of the founding members of modern science-fiction literature, crafted the Foundation series throughout his life. Set in the distant future it depicts the decline and fall of a great galactic empire, and the efforts of scientist Hari Seldon and his successors to accelerate the rise of a new empire in order to avoid a millennia-long dark age. … [MORE]