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As the calendar turns to a fresh year, Hamster Corporation demonstrates its commitment to retro gaming enthusiasts by unveiling a lineup of new releases within its well-received Arcade Archives series on the Nintendo Switch eShop. Among these releases, Athena’s classic 1989 title, Castle of Dragon, stands out as a thrilling journey that captures the essence
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Nintendo, a titan in the gaming industry, has a reputation for nurturing beloved franchises, yet the fate of the Punch-Out!! series seems clouded in uncertainty. While many anticipate the return of iconic series like F-Zero or Chibi-Robo!, Punch-Out!! appears to linger in obscurity. The reality is that the last main installment, released for the Wii
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The gaming community is buzzing with excitement following the launch of Nightdive Studio’s The Thing: Remastered in North America on December 5, 2024. Based on John Carpenter’s iconic 1982 horror film, this reimagining of the cult classic squad-based shooter from 2002 offers fans an opportunity to engage once more with its chilling narrative and immersive
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On December 31, 2024, SNK made an exciting announcement regarding their ACA NEOGEO Selections, specifically Volumes 3 and 4, which are now available for pre-order on various retailers, including Playasia. These collections, which will debut exclusively in Japan on April 10, 2025, promise to deliver a nostalgic experience for fans of classic arcade gaming. Each
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Hironobu Sakaguchi, the visionary behind the iconic Final Fantasy series, has continually pushed the boundaries of gaming for decades. Known for his ability to blend intricate storylines with immersive gameplay mechanics, Sakaguchi has always captivated players around the globe. With the recent release of *Fantasian Neo Dimension* on the Nintendo Switch, fans of his work
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The art of naming a video game is an intricate dance between branding, concept, and market strategy. In a recent revelation, the collaboration between developer Acquire and Nintendo exemplified this complexity as they brainstormed for potential titles for what is now known as Mario & Luigi: Brothership. The teams reportedly explored over 100 names before
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