Chilling out with Monster Hunter World Iceborne

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne is the huge expansion to the core Monster Hunter World game. It features bigger monsters, longer hunts, better equipment and basically more of the same excellent crafting and fighting gameplay that makes the Monster Hunter series so special.

Capcom Still Doesn’t Get It

Capcom is finally releasing a physical version of Resident Evil 4 on the Nintendo Switch, but of course they just can’t get it right.

Why Can’t Capcom Get it Right?

Capcom is putting Devil May Cry on the Switch, but not as part of the HD Collection, and that isn’t their only recent blunder on the console. Why can’t Capcom ever get things right?

Devil May Cry 5 Blasts To Stores

Time to pull those Devil Triggers! The smokin’ sexy stylish Devil May Cry 5 is available worldwide starting today for the Xbox One family of devices including Xbox One X, PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system, and PC. This latest entry in the over-the-top action series drops you into the battleground of a new demonic invasion […]

Return of the Zombie Horror King: Resident Evil 2

Back in 1998, Resident Evil 2 was the ultimate in horror gaming. And now, 21 years later, the remake proves two things. First, Resident Evil 7 wasn’t just a lucky fluke. And secondly, that Resident Evil still rules as the king of zombie horror.

Monster Mashing on Switch with Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate

Perennial favorite Monster Hunter creeps onto the Nintendo Switch with Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate. Players will find themselves fighting increasingly large and dangerous creatures, while also grinding out new armor and equipment. It all takes place on the Switch in an exciting and seemingly endless world.

Is Monster Hunter World Too Easy?

Monster Hunter World has been out for a while now, and that’s given players plenty of time to sink their teeth into the game. However, some veterans can’t help but feel it was made easier to draw in a larger audience.

Mega Man X Legacy Collection Shenanigans

Capcom has finally announced the details of the Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2 releases, and yet again Switch owners are getting the short end of the stick with no physical release of the second collection. Despite the second collection getting a physical release in Japan.