The game provided a cooperative multiplayer mode so friends could play it simultaneously, and players could choose characters like Mickey, Minnie, Donald Duck, or Goofy to control.
Nearly all exclusive games for the Wii U can now be found on the Nintendo Switch, except for a handful that are tied to the original hardware, like Star Fox Zero. The notable exceptions here are high-definition remasters of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. Given their simplicity, it’s surprising that these games remain exclusive to the Wii U.
The recently launched Lexar PLAY PRO microSDXC UHS-I Card is compatible with installing Switch 2 games, taking screenshots, and capturing gameplay. It can be purchased on Amazon at this time. Presently, it’s one of the two microSD cards suitable for Switch 2 that are currently available, the other being the SanDisk microSD UHS-I Card. The Lexar card presents a more economical choice, priced at $50 for 256GB (as opposed to SanDisk’s $60), and it also comes in a 1TB capacity option.
In the early episodes of Vinland Saga, the central plot is frequently questioned, offering a unique foundation for the series. Unlike other shows I’ve watched, it delves deep into the protagonist’s motivations, fostering genuine self-examination rather than a typical power-up arc. The action sequences, brilliantly animated by Wit Studio, are a highlight, along with an outstanding soundtrack and immersive atmosphere that gives the show a cinematic feel, making it seem less like a TV anime and more like a long movie.
Nonetheless, the journey towards the release of the Nintendo Switch 2 has encountered some unexpected obstacles. The rather steep cost of both the console and certain debut games stirred criticism among gamers, prompting Nintendo to momentarily halt pre-orders in the U.S. as they evaluated the influence of Trump Administration tariffs on key manufacturing nations such as Japan and Vietnam. This issue subsequently extended to Canada, where pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch 2 were also postponed earlier this week.
As a passionate moviegoer, I finally had the chance to witness the long-awaited live-action adaptation of the beloved video game Minecraft grace the silver screen. Despite some mixed reviews from critics, as indicated by its divisive Rotten Tomatoes score, it was clear that fans couldn’t get enough of this film, flocking to theaters in droves. The impressive box office performance has left many optimistic about potential future installments, with director Hess expressing interest in returning to the Minecraft universe. With a fresh idea brewing and some exciting casting possibilities, I, for one, can’t wait to see what he brings next!
For only $38, this special collector’s version is brimming with all a dedicated Minecraft fan might desire – a 4K Ultra HD disc, a regular Blu-ray, and a digital copy so you can immerse yourself in the pixelated journey anytime, anywhere.
Debuted in December 2023, Disney Dreamlight Valley introduces itself as a life-simulating adventure game where players journey through a magical domain, encountering and bonding with cherished Disney personalities along the way. This heartwarming title offers diverse gameplay aspects, including crafting, fishing, and cooking, which aid in advancing the primary narrative and extra Star Paths within Disney Dreamlight Valley. As players eagerly anticipate the Spring 2025 update, a sneak peek has been unveiled, giving a taste of the anticipated enhancements to the Valley.
Back in September 2019, I got my hands on Daemon x Machina for the Nintendo Switch, and while it was globally launched, it wasn’t exactly the game everyone was raving about. Critics weren’t too fond of it either; OpenCritic gave it a 45% thumbs-up rating and an average score of 70/100 from top critics. The main complaints were about its complex storyline, clunky UI design, and repetitive missions.
However, despite the mixed reviews, this game seemed to be a hit among players, selling like hotcakes on the Switch! So much so that there’s already a sequel in the works. Go figure!
Given the success of the earlier seasons and the positive response they’ve received, it seems unlikely that the creators will stray too far from the original story in the upcoming season of Solo Leveling. Assuming the series continues with its usual format of around 12-13 episodes per season, we might expect the third season to cover roughly 50 chapters of the manhwa. Here’s a general idea of what you could anticipate from Solo Leveling season 3.