Posted on October 6, 2016 by Jason Nason
The Pokémon Company released some new information for upcoming Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon, including the evolved forms of the three first-partner Pokémon as well as a demo for the upcoming games.
The evolutions include Dartrix, Torracat and Brionne.
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Posted on October 6, 2016 by Jason Nason
Nintendo announced today, in rather silly Nintendo fashion, two new colours for the Nintendo 2DS portable.
The blue and red systems will have their colour schemes reversed. The old look systems have a black front with red or blue on the sides. The new look systems will instead have the reverse, with red or blue on the front and black on the sides.
The new color-swapped Nintendo 2DS systems will start to appear in stores starting in November.
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Posted on October 6, 2016 by Jason Nason
There are a lot of find the difference games out there, with tons of them for free games in the app stores. To be honest I haven’t played too many of them as they aren’t really my cup of tea. Sure they’re simple in practice, but I’ve often looked at a title shot and moved on. Heck, there are times when a game title and visuals looked rather interesting and it was the revelation that the whole game was spot the difference and I was too annoyed to even look any further.
It’s refreshing that not only does Lightwood Games embrace the genre but also takes a cute little play on the whole genre in their title. And with the recent success of Nintendo’s Splatoon series, calling the game Splat the Difference makes one really connect the game to Nintendo.
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Posted on October 6, 2016 by Jason Nason
Psst. Don’t forget about those Nintendo DSi points if you still have any.
Nintendo issued another reminder about the closure the Nintendo DSi Shop in 2017. The digital game service was the predecessor to the Nintendo eShop and has been available on the Nintendo DSi and Nintendo DSi XL systems since 2009.
If you still use and enjoy your Nintendo DSi or Nintendo DSi XL and plan to pick up any new digital content, your time is a running out. The ability to add Nintendo DSi Points to your account with a credit card or Nintendo DSi Points Card ended on September 30th, 2016 at 8:00 PM ET.
You’ll still have until March 31st, 2017 to redeem those points to purchase content in the Nintendo DSi Shop. The ability to re-download Nintendo DSiWare games will stop at some point, but details on just when that will happen aren’t clear at the moment.
Also Nintendo DSiWare will continue to be sold in Nintendo 3DS eShop.
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Posted on October 6, 2016 by Rae Michelle Richards
Sad news for fans Gravity Rush fans that were looking forward to finishing Kat’s story in Gravity Rush 2 this December, you’re going to have to wait a little longer to experience the game’s (presumably) fantastic story. Kat’s current generation adventure has been delayed worldwide until January 2017 according to an update Keiichiro Toyama provided over on the PlayStation Blog.
The team behind the game have spent a considerable amount of time working on asyonchris multiplayer functions and they want as many players as possible online at the same time.
Toyama wrote on the PlayStation Blog:
“A lot of work went into online features that allow for asynchronous player interaction, we want as many people as possible playing the title at the same time. Thus, after careful deliberation, we have decided to change the release date. Gravity Rush 2 will now launch on January 20, 2017.”
Fans will at least get some consolation prizes to help ease the pain – the developers were planning to launch a side-story DLC pack for the game which will now be released to all players free of charge. Also Keiichiro Toyama mentioned that a special animated short will make its debut before the game’s release.
Here are the details about the DLC:
“In exchange for the longer wait, we have decided to release the premium DLC planned for the title free of charge. This additional story will take place in the world of Gravity Rush 2 and we think fans will have a lot of fun playing through it.”
Gravity Rush 2 is now scheduled to be released on Jan 18th in Europe, January 19th in Japan and Jan 20th in North America.
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