Nintendo Switch Online is Adding 2 More N64 Games This Month

Nintendo regularly adds classic games to its online service for subscribers, drawing from systems like the NES and GameCube. With the upcoming additions of Rayman and Tonic Trouble, Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack members in North America will have access to 42 Nintendo 64 games. This library includes popular titles like Super Mario 64 and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, as well as more mature games like Forsaken 64 and Perfect Dark. In North America, Perfect Dark and Forsaken 64 are only available through a separate app called Nintendo 64 Mature 17+, which can be downloaded in supported regions worldwide.

Dragon Ball: Frieza’s Most OP Moments, Ranked

Frieza didn’t initially seem like a major threat, but he quickly proved his power on Planet Namek, becoming the most formidable enemy Goku and his friends had ever encountered. With Frieza expected to play a significant role in future Dragon Ball storylines, let’s revisit some of his most impressive and overwhelming moments.

8 Massive Games That Unexpectedly Crashed and Burned

Sometimes, even successful games experience a sudden and unexpected decline. A single misstep or a decrease in players can be enough to spell disaster. Join us as we explore the stories of 8 once-popular games that dramatically failed, often without anyone realizing what was happening.

All Sol Valley Upgrade Shrines in Metroid Prime 4: Beyond

In Metroid Prime 4, each of the game’s weapons has two upgrade shrines dedicated to it. No matter which shrine you find first for a specific weapon, the upgrades always happen in the same order: you’ll first unlock the Charged Shot, and then the Super Shot.

Day Of The Devs December 2025: Everything Announced

The gaming showcase started at 1pm Eastern Time / 10am Pacific Time and highlighted a variety of independent games, including both scary psychological horror titles and challenging puzzle games. The event lasted approximately XX minutes and featured a total of XX games, such as Awaysis, Rock Beasts, and XX.

Leaked Doom Reboot Assets Show What Could’ve Been

The development of DOOM (2016) was a lengthy and challenging process. First revealed in 2008 as DOOM 4, the game underwent a complete restart in 2011 due to difficulties during production. Initially, id Software aimed for significant changes to the DOOM series, including a controversial decision to exclude the iconic Doom Slayer character. Now, thanks to leaked materials shared by Reddit user CrispyMaker, we can get a glimpse of what the original reboot concept might have been like.