Taking my time.
Developer Pathea Games has taken to social media to announce that My Time at Sandrock has been delayed from its original release date of September 26th, 2023 to November 2nd, 2023.
The reason provided for the delay is so that Pathea Games can “better ensure the game quality will meet your standards and expectations”.
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Go wild this November.
Publisher Outright Games has shared a brand new gameplay for its second jump into the world of Jumanji.
Jumanji: Wild Adventures follows on from the 2019 title Jumanji: The Video Game and aims to be “bigger and wilder”. The first game is reportedly the publisher’s biggest-selling title to date, and we’re not surprised to see them capitalising on the hugely popular modern films.
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Update: Shao Kahn, Sindel & more announced.
As we get closer to the launch of Mortal Kombat 1 on 19th September, NetherRealm Studios and Warner Bros. have been sharing more trailers and details about the characters, Kameo fighters and DLC in the game.
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Multiple issues have been fixed.
Following a Switch firmware update yesterday including the usual stability improvements, Nintendo has now how rolled out a new patch update for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
Version 1.2.1 resolves a map problem and sorts out an issue tied to “treasure chest attached to Flux Constructs”. This update will also fix a glitch where a certain event does not trigger. And as usual “several other issues” have resolved to improve the overall experience.
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Revealed at Gamescom.
Perhaps the best surprise of Gamescom Opening Night Live 2023 was Thank Goodness You’re Here!, one of the very last trailers dropped at the very end of the showcase.
This delightful-looking “slapformer” comes from the team at Coal Supper, Will Todd and James Carbutt. Thank Goodness You’re Here is a surreal tribute to their home in northern England: Barnsworth. This is the developer’s first full-scale console game following the Steam hit The Good Time Garden.
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Tails, Knuckles, and Amy are all playable.
The “climactic” free update for Sonic Frontiers will arrive on 28th September, bringing brand new story content and new playable characters to the open-zone Sonic game.
In a busy night of news for Sonic fans, following Sonic Superstars‘ release date, The Final Horizon will allow you to play as Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Amy to take on new challenges and find out just how Sonic Frontiers’ story will conclude.
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Coming ‘soon’.
Publisher Flamebait Games has announced that its quaint PC title Passpartout 2: The Lost Artist will be coming to the Nintendo Switch at an undetermined future date.
Boasting some rather charming 3D visuals, Passpartout 2 features point-and-click gameplay along with touchscreen support to allow players to create their own painted masterpieces. You’ll be able to paint on a range of different canvasses and eventually sell your work to buy fancier, more efficient tools.
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Must’ve had a blue shell handy.
Blimey, we honestly didn’t see this coming.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has been climbing the UK charts in recent weeks, but in rather surprising turn of events, it’s now actually taken the top spot, more than six years after its initial launch on Switch.
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Because, why not?
Earlier this year, Nintendo entered into a collaboration with the confectionary brand Oreo to create a batch of Super Mario-themed Oreo cookies. There were 16 designs released including the likes of Mario himself, Bowser, Princess Peach, Boo, Fire Flower, and many more.
The thing about cookies, however, is that they will either turn to mush in the acidic pit of our stomachs, or they’re doomed to remain locked away in their packets, slowly growing more and more moldy with each passing year until they become nothing more than the very last resort for a group of starving survivors of the apocalypse.
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But his voice will be in the Luigi’s Mansion 2 re-release.
In case you missed it, Nintendo has announced Charles Martinet – the legendary voice of Mario – is “stepping back from recording” and will instead take up the new role of Mario Ambassador.
Following this news, it was confirmed Martinet would not be voicing the iconic video game mascot in Super Mario Bros. Wonder, and now it’s also been confirmed he won’t be voicing his arch-rival Wario in the upcoming title WarioWare: Move It!, due out on Switch this November.
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