This week's wares are relatively safe and simple.
The former Nintendo of America president talks about how the Switch pulled Nintendo from the brink.
The Riftbreaker developer doesn't feel the lower specs of the Xbox Series S are too much of a concern.
PlatinumGames' Atsushi Inaba and Hideki Kamiya refute recent claims that Sony is de-emphasizing the Japanese market.
Ever thought you'd see the PlayStation logo on an Xbox box art.
Bloober Team's latest horror game is off to a good start.
The patent is currently pending and in the "notice of allowance" stage.
Mitch Dyer confirms he's working on the upcoming action RPG.
Square Enix is looking to surprise fans the way they did with the first instalment.
Bowser's Fury will target a lower resolution overall than the base game.
Final Fantasy 16 climbs up to second place.
The saga is now (mostly) complete.
A tightly designed game with multiple elements working in tandem.
Monster Hunter Rise looks set to further solidify the series' cachet in the west.
The console is doing big business in Nintendo's homeland.
The game is now set to come out this May.
There is a didgeridoo in this trailer.
The legendary Director just says to stop thinking about it for the time being.
Studio head Atsushi Inaba clarifies a recent copyright change for the IP.
Crimson Doubles has been vaulted but could return at some point.
