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The new farming and monster taming JRPG hybrid is being developed by Magnus Games and published through the Square Enix Collective.

Danmaku Unlimited 3 set to release later this year on the Nintendo Switch.

On the last day of its campaign, the upcoming rhythm game is unsuccessful at reaching its funding goal.

Psyonix confirms Switch owners will have HD quality and 60fps in Rocket League.

Nintendo shares that they will continue to support the 3DS with innovation and games.

It's a Father's Day grudge match to the death - who will come out victorious?

Check this guide to find out how to quickly earn money in ARMS!

More details on the first of Shantae: Half-Genie Hero's DLC character campaigns have been released -- and the game is playable at E3 2017.

Check this guide out for the info on every weapon in Arms!

Sonic Forces went into overdrive as the trailer and key art were revealed at E3 yesterday.

Nintendo has announced a remake of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga for the 3DS, with an additional campaign mode added on.

Nintendo dropped plenty of titles in just 30 minutes at its E3 Spotlight. Here are all the highlights!

Indie developer Black Hive Studio finds a publisher and announces two new games in the same universe.

We didn't receive a new Metroid title for the Wii U and haven't had a true Metroid since 2007's Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Nintendo needs to Switch it up.

The internet has lied to you, friend -- Skyrim isn't a good game, and it's barely even an RPG.

Disappointed by the fact that these new Pokemon games won't be on Nintendo Switch? Here are some other similar games you can try.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe already has a huge cast of characters, but let's see if we can come up with 8 more (again).

It's E3 prediction time again! Today we're taking a look at Ubisoft's upcoming press conference and there's lots to get excited about. From a new Assassin's Creed to Far Cry 5, the big titles are...

Bethesda had quite a bit to share at E3, so here's a rundown of all the major announcements.

Nintendo launched a new Twitter page, Nintendo Versus, which suggests Nintendo plans to support their game's competitive scenes from now on.