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As the calendar turns to a new year, Hamster Corporation has resumed its mission to revive classic arcade games through its weekly releases in the ‘Arcade Archives’ series on the Nintendo Switch eShop. Their latest offering, the side-scrolling action game Castle of Dragon, originally released in 1989 by Athena, invites gamers to embark on a
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The gaming community is abuzz with anticipation for Nintendo’s next console, often referred to as Switch 2. While leaks hint at a device that will likely maintain the popular hybrid design of its predecessor—a tablet-like system with detachable Joy-Con controllers—skepticism regarding the extent of innovation continues to loom large. In this era of fierce competition,
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As we step into 2025, the gaming community is buzzing with excitement, particularly Nintendo enthusiasts. With the Nintendo Switch poised to enter its ninth year of service by the beginning of March and whispers of a potential successor around the corner, there’s a palpable excitement permeating through dedicated fans and casual gamers alike. The anticipation
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The gaming community thrives on anticipation, and delays can create a peculiar mix of excitement and frustration among players. Nightdive Studio’s much-anticipated remaster of *The Thing*, a cult classic originally developed by Computer Artwork in 2002, launched on December 5, 2024, in North America. This squad-based shooter offers a unique blend of survival horror and
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Sonic the Hedgehog has experienced a notable resurgence in popularity in recent years, propelled by a series of successful live-action films and a string of well-received video games. This revitalization can largely be attributed to Sega’s commitment to reinvigorating the franchise and restoring Sonic’s place in the hearts of fans. The blend of nostalgia and
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The creative process behind game development is often a fascinating journey filled with brainstorming sessions that can greatly impact a title’s final form. Recently, it was disclosed that Acquire, the developer responsible for the new RPG Mario & Luigi: Brothership, collaborated with Nintendo to generate an impressive array of over a hundred potential titles. This
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