Sweet stability.As we're now in November, Nintendo has rolled out a new system update for the Nintendo Switch.According to the official support site, version 6.2.0 continues to enhance the overall stability of the console in an attempt to one day make it as stable as the beloved 3DS. Below is the official changelog:Read the full article on nintendolife.comPowered by WPeMatico... more.

What are you waiting for?!Niantic has made no secret of the fact you can connect Pokémon GO to Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, allowing you to transfer your favourite monsters between your phone and Nintendo Switch.There are numerous benefits for doing this, like earning bonus XP and Candy, the Mystery Box item, and to see your favourite monsters wandering around your GO Park o... more.

Racing ahead.With no signs of a new F-Zero game on the horizon, the upcoming anti-gravity racer Redout looks to be a promising alternative. After experiencing multiple delays on its way to Switch, the title was finally rated by the ESRB in September. So, what's the current status on development?Speaking on Fragments of Silicon, 34BigThings representative Guiseppe Franchi said development was wrapp... more.

Gotta watch it all.Now that Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Let’s Go, Eevee! are available in-store and online, Did You Know Gaming has released a new video about the history, secrets and easter eggs found in the long-running video game series over the years.The ten-minute clip reflects on many of the past games while addressing topics such as the deleted timeline, how every Pokémon created ... more.

116,000 physical copies sold.The latest Nintendo Switch releases Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Let’s Go, Eevee! appear to have performed reasonably well in the UK charts. According to sales data, Pikachu is the most popular version of the game locally, taking out fourth place, with Eevee following in the sixth spot. These combined sales technically put the new Pokémon entries in the top po... more.

Targeting an early 2019 release.Tikipod - the developer responsible for Aqua Kitty UDX - has announced Iron Crypticle will be making its way to the Switch eShop early on in 2019. The game is a twin-stick arcade dungeon shooter previously released on multiple other platforms and is said to channel classics like Smash TV and Ghosts 'n Goblins. In addition to this, it contains an item collection syst... more.

Gotta save 'em all.Since the beginning of the Pokémon game series, hacks and exploits have allowed special items and creatures to be duplicated. Unfortunately, 20 years on, nothing appears to have changed.Yesterday, the infamous 'PKHex' program received a significant update. If you're not sure what this is, it's an application that essentially allows players to edit their Pokémon game save data.... more.

Playing the waiting game.For better or worse, the release of Dragon: Marked for Death by the talented team at Inti Creates has been delayed until 31st January 2019 in both North America and Europe. The eShop title was originally due out next month on 13th December and has now been pushed back to launch around the same time as the physical version, which is being published by Nighthawk Interactive.... more.

No harm done.Reflect on the troubled era of the Wii U generation and you might recall the 2012 launch title Darksiders II, developed by Vigil Games and published by THQ. Being one of the few third-party releases during this time, it remained one of the standout games throughout the system's life - often drawing comparisons to The Legend of Zelda and God of War series.Around the time of E3 2011, wh... more.

Rediscover the past.In case you missed it, or are still on the fence about whether or not Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! is right for you, Nintendo recently uploaded a comprehensive overview trailer reintroducing the Kanto region, along with the new - and old - wonders that await.The clip runs for close to six minutes and in that time covers wild Pokémon encounters, trading, ba... more.