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If a new rumor is to be believed, Fortnite will finally be adding a feature that fans have long been asking for! According to noted Fortnite leaker @HYPEX, Epic Games will be adding a "Keep Playing Together" button that will allow teams to stay together in Squad, Duos, and Trios. It's worth noting that this is only a rumor at this time, so Fortnite fans will want to take this with a grain of salt until Epic Games gives some kind of official confirmation. That said, @HYPEX has a pretty solid track record, so this feature could finally be on the way!

Is there an Aliens Fireteam Elite Switch release date? The game previously known as Aliens: Fireteam has a release date of August for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S, but is Aliens: Fireteam Elite coming to Switch? Other co-op games such as Zombie Army Trilogy have come to Switch, but what about the new Aliens game on Nintendo Switch? Let’s have a look.

Monster Hunter Rise has released a new update, Ver.3.1.0, that fixes a number of bugs -- like, a whole bunch of them -- as well as introducing some game adjustments and generally preparing the Capcom title for upcoming quests. Taken on its own, it's not exactly the beefiest patch ever considering that no significant content of any kind was added immediately, but as a taste of things to come, well, that's exciting in its own way. It is worth noting that the new update will require 0.65GB if players are downloading it along, but if it's the first update players make after purchasing the game, the total will be closer to 3.6GB.

With the discontinuation of the PlayStation Vita in 2019 and its own 3DS in 2020, Nintendo’s Switch line of consoles became the only truly portable console on the market. While mobile games are currently thriving on smartphones and tablets, iOS and Android can only capture a fraction of the experience offered by Nintendo’s Switch. Classic, well-known game series like Super Mario Bros. and Mario Kart have mobile versions, but the options, pay structure, and smoothness of gameplay leave a lot to be desired for many gamers. Players looking for games with deep, Day-One content and dozens of hours of gameplay don’t consider the mobile vs. Switch debate, but rather the Nintendo Switch vs. Lite debate.

We’re more than four years into the life of the Nintendo Switch, and yet in some ways the handheld device remains an enigma. Namely: when there’s a port of a big game, you never quite know what to expect. Sometimes you get a welcome surprise like Doom Eternal, other times a mess like Apex Legends. Which why I was only cautiously excited about Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 — an excellent-yet-awkwardly named remaster of the first two games in the series — making its way to the Switch. This is a game where movement and flow is paramount; if frame rate hitches get in the way of a good run, it’s not really worth playing.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater was always a wonderful fit on handheld gaming devices. That was true even before portables were powerful enough to replicate the 3D gameplay of the original Tony Hawk with GBA ports and then full re-creations on Nintendo DS. So I was excited about the idea of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 HD on the Switch. And the HD remakes look and feel great on Nintendo’s handheld. This is a great way to get in some skateboarding action on the go — with one serious flaw.

Earlier this year, on April 15th, a remaster of Square Enix‘s SaGa Frontier released on mobile devices, PC, Playstation 4 and Nintendo Switch. The game had originally released on the Playstation 1 in Japan in 1997, followed by a North American launch in 1998. Square Enix’s remaster of the game is obviously more available on platforms than the original, and according to the company, sales are doing well.

William D'Angelo , posted 12 hours ago / 1,889 Views. The Nintendo Switch was the best-selling console with 384,665 units sold for the week ending June 12, according to VGChartz estimates. The Switch has now sold an estimated 87.10 million units lifetime. The PlayStation 5 sold an estimated 193,363 units...

Physics puzzle platformer Human: Fall Flat launches on PS5 today, and the dedicated new-gen version will support Haptic Feedback on the DualSense controller. No Brakes Games and Curve Digital’s physics-based platformer arrives on the new generation of console hardware today with a dedicated PS5 version. “The PlayStation 5 version of...

It's become standard practice for Nintendo to release day-one updates for its latest releases on the Switch. Following on from first-day patches for Miitopia and Game Builder Garage, we've now got one for Camelot's game, Mario Golf: Super Rush. It bumps the title up to Version 1.1.0. According to the...

SouthPAW Games have released a new update for their 2D action-roguelite, Skul: The Hero Slayer. The 1.3 update adds new Skulls, including a crossover featuring The King from Dead Cells. The game had previously crossed over with Dead Cells before by introducing The Prisoner as one of the playable Skulls. There are also new Quintessences, new NPCs, new maps and events, some reworked item effects, and a variety of tweaks and bug fixes. You can read more about the update here.

The latest Japanese video game software and hardware charts are now in via Weekly Famitsu. Nintendo has had an excellent week as the entire top ten is comprised of Switch games. It is the creative Game Builder Garage by Nintendo at No.1, shifting an additional 31,487 units this week. The Nintendo Switch is once again the best-selling system this week selling an additional 75,077 units. Here’s the best-selling video games and hardware in Japan for the period of 14th June, 2021 to 20th June, 2021.

Earth Defense Force: World Brothers is a third-person shooter for the Nintendo Switch. It’s the latest spin-off of the cult-classic Earth Defense Force series that began in 2003. It’s also the first entry to find itself on a Nintendo console. Let’s find out if the wait was worth it. World...

Ahead of the game’s release in July, Neo: The World Ends With You will be getting a demo so you can try out the anticipated follow-up to the cult DS game yourself. Last night, the Square Enix Twitter account posted a new trailer for the game that showed off some new elements and gameplay – but there was one little morsel it seems they didn’t intend to share: the confirmation that a demo is coming to the game.

Hilarious physics platformer Human: Fall Flat is one of those games that is almost as much fun to watch someone else play as it is to play it yourself. After Human: Fall Flat passed 25 million sales, we’re not surprised that it has made its way onto PS5. We are, however, pretty thrilled about the idea of this game getting Haptic Feedback. Soon, players will be able to experience the feeling of climbing, swinging, and moving heavy objects in a whole new dimension: touch. The PS5 DualSense controller will register subtle tension in its adaptive triggers as players navigate levels and interact with objects. While it’s very difficult for trailers to convey a sense of touch, this PS5 trailer does a great job of conveying the joy players will get from playing Human: Fall Flat on PS5.

Been looking to dive into the agricultural RPG Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin with your Nintendo Switch? Now you can do so for cheaper!. The action adventure is now currently discounted at $27.99 USD (or 30% off) on the Switch eShop, from now until 7 July 2021. This is the first time the game has received a digital sale on the platform, so don’t hesitate if you’ve been waiting to grab it!

The demo for Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin has gone live on the Nintendo Switch eShop. This demo will let players transfer their save progress to the full game when it releases in July. It requires 2.8 GB of space on the Switch and, unfortunately, there will be no multiplier in this trial version.

Curve Digital and No Brakes Games have delivered a native PlayStation 5 version of physics platformer Human: Fall Flat. This new version of the game features support for the DualSense’s Haptic feedback. According to publisher Curve Digital, this new addition transforms “the feeling of climbing, swinging and moving heavy objects with subtle tension in the adaptive triggers on the PS5 DualSense Controller.”

Update 3.21 has arrived for Fortnite and here’s the full list of changes and fixes added with this patch. Epic Games already released update 3.20 not too long ago. This new update added a ton of new content to the game, including the UFO Mothership. The update also addressed some minor bug issues that the game has been having as well.