The new Nintendo Switch offers a seamless transition between handheld and traditional console gaming whenever a user desires, executed with beautiful simplicity. There are a few quirky things about the design, but the Switch shatters the gaming mold with grace and aplomb.
Grey Box, Six Foot and independent developer Tequila Works have announced that RiME, the highly anticipated puzzle adventure game, has a confirmed release date of May 26 for the PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system, Xbox One, and Windows PC. It will arrive at both retail and digital store shelves with a suggested retail price of $29.99 / €34.99 / £29.99. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU4vY0rlOo8&feature=youtu.be Shortly afterward, RiME will launch on Nintendo Switch, allowing players to take the adventure with them anywhere on the go utilizing the system’s portability, as a physical and digital release with a suggested retail price of $39.99 / €44.99 … Continue reading RiME to be Launched on PS4, Nintendo Switch
Whether you were lucky enough to get your Switch already, or you’re planning on heading out to grab yours soon, Turtle Beach ensures you’ll hear the richest sound from the surprisingly sophisticated system, and the new Turtle Beach Blog highlights which headsets make Zelda sing. PX24 The PX24 packs a lot of power into a slim package, due in no small part to the innovative SuperAmp that features Virtual Surround Sound, Bass Boost and Superhuman Hearing. RECON 50 Series Any of Turtle Beach’s RECON 50 series headsets (which include the RECON 50 for PC, RECON 50X for Xbox One, and … Continue reading Turtle Beach Launches Line of Nintendo Switch Sound Gear
Jordan and Aster finally have their copy of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and are excited to start their journey, but there’s only one problem.
The Nintendo Switch is almost here and Jordan and Joe may just be getting a little too ready for the new console’s launch.
Online prices for the Nintendo Switch are making the console sound even as we get closer to its launch.
Aster is excited for the new Fire Emblem Warriors game, but Jordan remember just how much grinding he had to do with her in Hyrule Warriors.
Todd saw a lot to love at the big Nintendo Switch event, but he’s still on the fence about a few things. The odd way Nintendo is planning to parcel out free games, limited battery life and apparently weak third-party support are troubling. Then again, there is new Zelda and Mario. Will the Switch be hitting with gamers?
Nintendo pulled out all the stops to show off its newest console, the Nintendo Switch. With a solid lineup of games like Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey, plus lots of innovative ways to play at home or on the road, the Switch is looking pretty good.
In this week’s episode, Chella and Drew share their thoughts on Nintendo’s newest video game console and cocktail simulator, the Nintendo Switch.
