Category: Console Gaming

This is where it’s at for most gamers. From big budget action games to more accessible adventure games, GWW has you covered with our diverse opinions.

Nintendo reveals the first DLC Pack for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Nintendo has revealed several of their new features to come in the first DLC Pack for Breath of the Wild. “Whether you have already completed the adventure or are just getting ready to paraglide into Hyrule for the first time, this new downloadable Expansion Pass makes this massive game even bigger and more engrossing,” said… Continue reading Nintendo reveals the first DLC Pack for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn to Debut on Switch

Big Diesel himself is returning to video game consoles. Matthew Karch, CEO of  Saber Interactive has confirmed that Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn will be coming to the Nintendo Switch. Crowd-funded by fans via IndieGoGo, Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn intends to reclaim the good name of hall of fame basketball star Shaquille O’neal after… Continue reading Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn to Debut on Switch

Ninja Gaiden Soundtrack to Get Deluxe Vinyl Release

Ryu Hayabusa’s adventures live on! As part of their Generation Series, renowned retro revivalists Brave Wave Productions have opened pre-orders for the definitive vinyl editions of the Ninja Gaiden soundtracks. Split into four LPs, the first two special edition vinyl will contain remasters of all 59 Ninja Gaiden tracks (31 from the NES and 28… Continue reading Ninja Gaiden Soundtrack to Get Deluxe Vinyl Release

The Jackbox Party Pack 3 Review

I’ll never forget playing the classic You Don’t Know Jack with my friends back in the 1990s. Sitting around a small PC, we listened as the world’s most sarcastic announcer presented questions ranging from pop culture to science and philosophy, and then we’d hurl our fingers at the keyboard to reflect our less than confident answers. Whether… Continue reading The Jackbox Party Pack 3 Review

Bad Games With Good Music: Part 2

The technical aspects of the Nintendo Entertainment System truly exemplifies how little the composers of the time were working with. The NES only supports a total of five sound channels, two of are pulse channels with 4 pulse width settings, one is a triangle wave generator, another is a noise generator used for percussion, with… Continue reading Bad Games With Good Music: Part 2

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Confirmed for 2017 Switch Release

Developer Monolith Soft has confirmed that 2017 will see the release of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 on the Nintendo Switch. The open world series has been delighting gamers for years however has made a resurgence with the releases of Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles X for the N3DS and Wii U respectively. While we will still… Continue reading Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Confirmed for 2017 Switch Release

Exit mobile version