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How Link Has Changed Since the First Legend of Zelda Game
Link has changed a lot since the first Legend of Zelda game from 1986, in terms of both his physical appearance and technical gameplay.
Kingdom Hearts Should Bring Back Old Final Fantasy Characters, Introduce New Ones
Final Fantasy characters, once a staple of the Kingdom Hearts franchise, were absent in 3 — Kingdom Hearts 4 and beyond should rectify this.
How Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 Gameplay May Differ From the First Game
Final Fantasy 7 Remake's linear approach fits the Midgar section of the original game, but Part 2 and beyond may have to change things up a bit.
Sonic The Hedgehog Spinball's Switch Online Release Makes a Great Companion to Sonic Origins
Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball's Release on Switch Online lines up perfectly with the recent announcement of the Sonic Origins collection.
PS Plus' Backwards Compatibility Could Breathe Life Into Forgotten Franchises
Backwards compatibility is one of the major changes coming to PS Plus in June, and it will hopefully revive some of Sony's older game franchises.
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Should Experiment With More New Status Conditions
Status conditions have been a Pokemon staple since the beginning, so Scarlet and Violet should continue the current trend of adding more.
Mario Golf on Nintendo Switch Online Offers a Fun Contrast to Super Rush
Mario Golf: Super Rush is Mario's most recent golf outing, but Switch Online's original plumber-golfer remains a fun, nostalgic alternative.
Peridot Must Do A Lot To Stand On Its Own
Niantic's new mobile title, Peridot, has many hurdles ahead if it hopes to stand out from its greatest competition — Niantic's own Pokemon GO.
Final Fantasy 9 Remake Seems Likelier Than Ever
A remake of Final Fantasy 9 has been rumored for some time now, but some recent announcements make its existence more likely than ever.
Kingdom Hearts 4's Quadratum Setting Explained
Kingdom Hearts 4 boasts a new world for Sora to explore in the form of Quadratum, a bustling city that is eerily similar to modern-day Tokyo.
Kingdom Hearts 4 Will Probably Be PS5 and Xbox Series X Only
In an age when games are often released on both current and last-gen hardware, Kingdom Hearts 4 looks to be too visually impressive to do so.
Pokemon GO's Spring Event Fixes a Big Complaint
Pokemon GO's Annual Spring Event is about to start, this time sporting a long requested change that is sure to make most players happy.
Elden Ring's Build Variety Can Best be Explored With Fresh Save Files
It is impossible to experience all of Elden Ring's playstyles in just one playthrough — the best way to do it is to start again and again.
Persona's Anniversary Celebration Has Fallen Flat
Persona is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, and while the festivities continue through September, it is currently disappointing.
Kirby's History of World Name Acronyms Explained
Kirby and the Forgotten Land's world names follow an ongoing series trend, and do more than just describe the areas they are named after.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land: Why the Beast Pack Needs Waddle Dees
Kirby is on a mission to save the Waddle Dees and their town in Kirby and the Forgotten Land, but only later finds out why they've been snatched.
What You Need to Know When Starting PS Plus Game Slay the Spire
Slay the Spire is coming to PS Plus in April 2022, but its strategic, card-based roguelike gameplay has a bit of a learning curve for newcomers.
Why Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2's Delay is a Good Thing
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 has been delayed from 2022 until spring 2023, but this may not necessarily be a bad thing for fans.
PlayStation Plus: Essential, Extra, Premium Tiers Explained
PlayStation announced a new three-tiered model for its Playstation Plus Subscription service, offering access to new games, old games, and more.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land is More Accessible than it Seems
Kirby and the Forgotten Land has the series' first difficulty options, but the game's devotion to accessibility goes much further than that.