The classic puzzle game Chip's Challenge, which made its debut on the Atari Lynx thirty-five years ago (oy vey), has now resurfaced on the Nintendo Switch. For those curious, this is the Lynx game running on an emulator, as opposed to the PC version, which has a higher resolution and a wider view of the playfield, but unsettling...
Game is free to play, so if you want you can pre-order it (for free) so that it will pre-load and you can play as soon as it releases.
21% off until 12/28
Super Mario RPG themed....
Find them at standard retailers (GameStop, Best Buy, etc.)
IMO this link on DekuDeals is a much better way to check for interesting games: www.dekudeals.com/hottest?filter[store]=eshop...
Great game at a great price for those who haven’t played it yet
50 cent USD discount as well
In this tenth volume of Ask the Developer, an interview series in which Nintendo developers convey in their own words Nintendo’s thoughts about creating products and the specific points they are particular about, we’re talking to the developers behind the Pikmin™ 4 game for the Nintendo Switch™ system, which launches on...
The Pikmin 4 demo is now available.
Tune in on June 21 at 7:00 a.m. PT for a Nintendo Direct livestream featuring roughly 40 minutes of information focused mainly on Nintendo Switch titles launching this year, including new details on Pikmin 4.
I’ve had this one on my wishlist to add to my local multiplayer party games rotation. This is a platformer racing game that you can play with up to 8 players on the same Switch
Historical low price: https://www.dekudeals.com/items/hades
It just launched on Steam a moment ago. So it should be available here very soon!
Good news for fans of obscure side-scrolling shooters! Rabio Lepus (which I remember in arcades as "Rabbit Punch") is now half off its original price on the Nintendo Switch, bringing the total down to $3.99. This was one of developer Video System's first games, starring two rabbit droids blasting and punching their way through...
Wishlist here for when it comes out!
Okay, this isn't as great a deal as Game Tengoku Cruisin' Mix Special was, and the games themselves aren't as good, either. But these two side-scrolling platformers nevertheless provide a certain twisted sense of entertainment with their oddball play mechanics and a downright bewildering East-meets-West presentation. Did you...
