Pokemon Let’s Go director shares interesting development stats in recent ‘thank you’ letter

100 people worked on the game Pokemon: Let’s Go Eevee & Pikachuhave been a success, managing to woo in a lot of veterans and appeal to a new generation of trainers. After positive sales numbers have been cascading for days now Game Freak team member andLet’s GodirectorJunichi Masuda shared a heartfelt thank you, which was littered with all sorts of interesting stats. According to the letter, Masuda notes that although the team had difficulties in development, they did have a team of 100 people working on it....

June 4, 2025 · 1 min · 212 words · Julie Evans

Push Nazis back from whence they came in Steel Division II

Goose step it on back to Germany ya fascists The firstSteel Divisionwas tantamount to a dream come true for World War II military history enthusiasts such as myself. Boasting detailed recreations of European cities where major battles took place, as well as historically accurate armed forces groups,Steel Division: Normandy 44was all I could have asked for in concept. In execution, it left a few things to be desired but overall the complete package was well worth the minor frustrations....

June 4, 2025 · 2 min · 356 words · Susan Lawrence

Raiden IV x MIKADO Remix will jet west in January 2023

Warm up those winter fingers NIS Americahas announceda release date for the western localization of flashy shmup revisitRaiden IV x MIKADO Remix— The highly adrenalized blaster will launch in North America on July 25, 2025, with Europe to follow a couple of days later on February 3. As previously reported,Raiden IV x MIKADO Remixis a remaster of the classic 2007 arcade blasterRaiden IV. The new edition has been bolstered with a huge variety of new features including two-player couch co-op, a selection of filters and orientation options, and a full suite of modes including Arcade, Practice, Boss Rush, and Overkill modes....

June 4, 2025 · 1 min · 211 words · Veronica Grant

Sea of Thieves Season 10 voyage delayed to October

Rare Gamesrevealed in a videothat Season 10 forSea of Thieveswill embark a little later than expected. According to the team, recent changes to the upcoming release roadmap have led to the delay. The decision was made for quality, sustainability of the development process, and the well-being of the team. The substantial Season 10 update will now set sail on October 19 While delays are never fun, it’s always understandable when it’s ensuring game quality....

June 4, 2025 · 2 min · 310 words · Jeffrey Austin

Serious Sam 3: BFE gets eye-popping debut trailer

The “eye-popping” part of the headline was a most hilarious joke, since that’s actually what happens in the video. Oh, how welaughed. In an age of cover-systems, health regen and endless gimmickry, it’s always refreshing to see an unpretentious, simple, good-old fashioned violence festival, andSerious Sam 3: BFElooks like it’ll seriously deliver. Just you, some guns, and an endless supply of bastards to kill. As the tagline says, “No cover....

June 4, 2025 · 1 min · 78 words · Kimberly Barron

Steam Summer Sale hits Day 3, Fallout 4 pre-order deal returns

Hide your wallets! Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you probably knew that on Thursday the Steam Summer Sale kicked off. This Saturday marks Day Three of the sale with a new round of Daily Deals and Flash Sales coming at 1 PM Eastern. (We’ll be updating the list below when they show up.) We’ve complied a ratherlarge listof noteworthy Steam deals, though the best of Day Two deals are also listed below....

June 4, 2025 · 1 min · 183 words · James Weaver

Sup Holmes rewrites history with Austin Ivansmith

Get to know the people that make great videogames This week on Sup Holmes we welcome Austin Ivansmith (Mighty Switch Force: Hyper Drive,Thor,Ducktales Remastered) back to the program. Thelast time we had Austin on the showthere were game announcements and life changing conversations, so who knows what will happen this time around. I’ve got the sneaking suspicion that we may even be giving away some Steam codes this time around....

June 4, 2025 · 1 min · 84 words · Jeffrey Stout

Survival games with the best crafting systems

To a certain crowd, survival and crafting are almost synonymous with each other. For a long while, possibly due toMinecraft’ssuccess, in-depth crafting systems were always accompanied by some survival elements. However, that is no longer the case. Some of the most complex and compelling crafting games ever made, likeFactorioand its first expansion, feature almost no combat and survival at all. That said, it’s also true that nothing makes brewing a good cup of coffee as intense as the post-apocalypse or Half-Life-inspired alien invaders....

June 4, 2025 · 6 min · 1079 words · William Hall

The doctor is in, and he’ll stop your kids playing Xbox

The world of lazy parenting has gotten a shot in the arm with the launch of theGameDr, a brand new invention that will revolutionize the way that children are half-heartedly disciplined by adults who can’t be bothered to get up from watchingThe Price Is Right. The GameDR clamps around a console’s plug and can automatically switch off a child’s console by cutting the power after a predetermined amount of time....

June 4, 2025 · 2 min · 247 words · Veronica Mcdaniel

The DTOID Show: CodBlops, Day Z, Ouya, & Darksiders 2

Hey guys, here’s today’s Destructoid Show. Watch it now, orelse… I mean. Please watch it? The big news isCall of Duty: Black Ops II,and the multiplayer gameplay that just got shown off, because people like to argue about things like that. Next,Day Zis becoming more than just a mod, which is cool. Following that, a couple new modes were announced forDarksiders 2, specificallynew game plus, and survival crucibleor something.Sleeping Dogsis getting proper PC support, and finally, theOuya’sbloodthirsty Kickstarter rampage is finally coming to an end, and stuff has been announced about it, includingfour-controller support, as well as interest fromXBMC,Square Enix, andNamco Bandai....

June 4, 2025 · 1 min · 102 words · Chad Richardson

The latest patch for the Ezio Collection is the most essential yet

RIP weird-faced man Just last month, a videowent viralon YouTube of some awkward-looking man inAssassin’s Creed II. Most people thought the remastered collection introduced a brand new bug, but it turns out the weirdo just became easier to see. According to Ubisoft, the model was in the original release ofACII, but the game had a darker presentation. Along with that, the model was from a pool of randomly selected models, so most gamers probably already saw him and didn’t realize it....

June 4, 2025 · 1 min · 162 words · Erin Collier

The newest Switch firmware update brings much-needed sorting and save transfer options

Update 8.0 earns the ‘.0’ Late last night in the US evening, as is customary with Nintendo, a big Switch update arrived. It’s titled version “8.0.0,” and brings a few welcome additions to the table. The most impactful one right out of the gate is enhanced sorting features for your “all software” list. You can now sort games by title, publisher, total play time, and time last played. As a reminder it’ll appear once 13 or more games are on the list (I remember when I reached this mark fairly early on into reviewing the Switch hardware, it was pretty wild)....

June 4, 2025 · 1 min · 213 words · Jake Moreno

The video that proves Resident Evil 6 is actually great

True art So yesterday I reviewedResident Evil 6, and I didn’t like it, which was sad. The critics have been very split on the whole thing,with scores rangingfrom from the very low to the very high. It’s a polarizing experience, that much is true. However, this video demonstrates that I may be scientifically wrong. In fact, everybody who hated it is wrong. Because of this. A shared moment of beauty, as man and beast lock eyes....

June 4, 2025 · 1 min · 103 words · Nancy Roy