The Sonic the Hedgehog franchise remains as popular as ever, perhaps even more so, but the games have generally struggled critically with reviewers quick to jump on the flaws. In a recent ...

Platinum Games CEO Atsushi Inaba recently took part in a joint interview with Shift Up’s Kim Hyung Tae with Famitsu. The interview has since been translated and Platinum Games CEO Atsushi Inaba ...

As previously announced Disney+ has acquired the rights to Pokemon the Series: The Beginning on its popular streaming service. The series has been on the platform for about a month in the ...

Nintendo customers in Europe have recently been able to buy Nintendo products that contain replaceable batteries meaning that it now is a lot easier to fix a product with a faulty battery.

SEGA has announced that both Aang and Katara from the much-loved Avatar franchise are heading to Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds on 13th October. More characters are set to be announced for SEGA’s ...

Sonic fans with plenty off cash to throw around will be itching to get their hands on this special Sonic 35th anniversary porcelain figure which retails for a mere $7,000. There will only be 50 of ...

Monster Hunter Wilds on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S drew plenty of criticism at launch due to the game’s performance on the hardware. Many attributed it to the use of Capcom’s RE Engine ...

A Japanese Pokemon franchise leaker has said on X that Pokemon Ruby and Pokemon Sapphire will be arriving on 8th October. That’s the day after Pokemon Home is due to be updated to include support ...

A small system update is now available for Nintendo Switch 2 alongside the original Nintendo Switch family of systems.

The long-running Sonic the Hedgehog franchise continues to gain popularity and despite 35 years of the blue blur, Sonic Team head Takashi Iizuka, believes that the series is only halfway to its ...

The head of the Sonic Team, Takashi Iizuka, has spoken again about revisiting past Sonic the Hedgehog titles but says that the team currently has a strong desire to create “new games” in the ...

Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida has said in a new interview with The Verge that he is of the belief that both Nintendo and Sony should keep the current generation going as long as possible ...