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QuoteExperience two award-winning Life is Strange games on Nintendo Switch for the very first time! Rewind time with Max Caulfield and uncover the secrets of Arcadia Bay alongside Chloe Price. Meet an unforgettable cast of characters across two gripping stories – with remastered visuals and upgraded animations now optimized for the Nintendo Switch.

QuoteSherlock Holmes The Awakened is a Cthulhu meets Sherlock Holmes detective horror adventure. The game acts as a continuation of young Sherlock's story with Holmes and Watson undertaking their first major case together.
An Eldritch god-obsessed cult is making moves in the shadows to bring about a world-altering prophecy and it's up to the young detective duo to thwart their plans. This is a creative take on what horror-filled and reality-breaking events could have met our heroes at such a crucial point in their lives to go on and shape them into the characters we all know they become. Delve into the trauma and fear that cements their friendship for good and the revelations that break Sherlock's mind to create the flawed and haunted genius he is destined to be.
Originally released in 2006, The Awakened is a full remake and substantial rewrite being rebuilt and redesigned from the ground up to run in Unreal Engine 4.
QuoteNHK is reporting that a fire broke out earlier today at Nintendo's development headquarters in Kyoto. Thankfully, the situation is under control and there were no serious injuries.
QuoteThe world's first video game is coming to an Analogue Pocket near you. Today, Analogue announced that it's launching Spacewar!, a game originally designed for the PDP-1 minicomputer that predates Pong by a full decade, on the Pocket as a part of its larger strategy to bring pioneering video games into the modern era...

QuoteExperience the story of Raji in a free Enhanced Edition Update that includes new game modes, revamped gameplay features, and more!


Quote"Eidos Montreal founder Stephane D'Astous reflects on the issues he believes led to the studio's sale..."