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Enter for your chance to win an ASUS ZenBook Duo powered by Intel’s flagship Core Ultra X9 388H processor in our Intel Gamer Days giveaway!
Enter for your chance to win an ASUS ZenBook Duo powered by Intel’s flagship Core Ultra X9 388H processor in our Intel Gamer Days giveaway!
Intel Gamer Days 2026 brings a month of gaming deals with phased retailer promotions and a Game Keys bundle starting August 28.
There are plenty of hard action RPGs and Soulslikes, but many developers mistake difficulty for satisfying and fair.
If you want some digital 3DS or Wii U games, now is the time to get them before the eShops shut down for good.
Using the Playdate’s developer studio, James Daniel recreated the DSi’s Flipnote studio on the new handheld. Using that magical crank, you can scrub through each frame at a speed set by your cranking hand!
But now, the exclusivity to Nintendo platforms is no longer an issue. They certainly picked an excellent platform to expand onto – Steam’s playerbase is absolutely massive, and with the prominence of Japanese RPGs in this space, Bravely Default II is sure to find a home in many player’s libraries.
After many years of service, the Netflix app has ceased support the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. The app was removed from the eShop six months ago.
The Turtle Beach Recon 500 is a multiplatform, wired headset that nicely blends comfort, sound quality and affordability in one package.
Welcome to Miitopia, where every character can be played by anyone you can think of! Read on to find out whether this adventure is right for you!
Shaw has a challenge for gamers everywhere: how many trees can you plant in a video game of your choice? Send pics and they’ll match it by planting real trees.
It’s the Press X to Podcast edition of the total Zelda rankings! From the NES to the Nintendo Switch, here’s where we placed every game in the Legend of Zelda franchise!
Today’s COG Considers stopped to think about pokeballs for a minute and got really confused. This is Star Trek-level transporter technology, right? And you have to ride a bike from town to town???
The Legend of Zelda franchise turned 35 yesterday, and Nintendo didn’t even bring back a gas station birthday card in celebration.