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How Nintendo leveled up beyond gaming to embrace new platforms and experiences Having started out as a hand-painted playing cards company 130 years ago, it was in the 1980s that Nintendo really made its mark as a dedicated console manufacturer. Now, with almost four decades of IPs and characters to work with, the Japanese games giant is evolving beyond its home-owned consoles to embrace new platforms and experiences. Readers will be familiar with long-lived franchise...

Fantasian - Release Date, Battle System, Characters, Story Details on New JRPG by Final Fantasy VI Staff Fantasian is a new FF6 inspired turn-based JRPG by Hironobu Sakaguchi and Nobuo Uematsu. Final Fantasy director Hironobu Sakaguchi revealed new details on Fantasian at the Game Live Japan event organized by Famitsu on March 7 – including details on the battle system, new screenshots, and a release date estimate. We summarized everything below. Several trailers and screenshots are also inc...

Legend of Mana Remaster - All The Changes Revealed So Far Listed Graphics, OST, menus UI, auto save: heres all the changes you should know about in the Legend of Mana Remaster on PS4, Switch, and Steam. Legend of Mana Remaster compared to the original PS1 game, compiled below. Square Enix announced a Switch remaster for Legend of Mana during the Nintendo Direct February 2021, with a June 24, 2021 release date. However, Legend of Mana remaster is not only coming to Switch, but also PS4 and PC ...

Two decades before their huge Super Smash Bros. collaborations Nintendo laughed Microsoft out of the room from an acquisition proposal Posted by Dakota DarkHorse Hills • January 7, 2021 at 8:09 a.m. PST • Comments: 12 Microsoft and Nintendo have been cozying up to each other a good bit over the past few years between getting Banjo-Kazooie and Minecrafts Steve into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and the Switch receiving previously Xbox exclusive games, but that certainly wasnt always...

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5 Sometimes a piece of pop culture worms its way into your brain, builds a comfortable, cost-efficient home in your cerebral cortex, and lives there happily for decades on end. My own tenant is The Bouncer, an odd beat ‘em up by Square Soft, which came out in Japan 20 years ago today before fading into obscure cult status. This piece is my best attempt to banish this unruly beast from my skull. Advertisement Runaway hype machine The Bouncer was one of Square’s first games for the highly an...