Andy Robinson

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Nintendo has published nearly 30 new Donkey Kong Bananza screenshots to accompany Wednesday’s special Nintendo Direct. On Tuesday, Nintendo showcased new details and info on the Nintendo Switch 2 game, including the reveal of long-time series character Pauline, who will join DK on his adventure. The Direct also showed Donkey Kong’s ability to perform Bananza transformations, turning him into a variety of creatures, such as a zebra or an ostrich, for a limited time.

1 week ago | videogameschronicle.com | Andy Robinson

Warner Bros. Games has restructured into divisions dedicated to four key franchises: Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Mortal Kombat, and the DC Universe. On Tuesday, the company confirmed it had promoted Warner Bros Games Montréal studio head Yves Lachance to oversee Harry Potter and Game of Thrones games, while NetherRealm studio head Shaun Himmerick will oversee Mortal Kombat and DC games. The restructuring comes during a period of significant overhaul at Warner Bros.’ games division.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Andy Robinson

NowNintendo just banned a ton of Switch 2 consoles, turning them into offline-only bricksThe Nintendo Switch 2 is the fastest-selling console of all time, and it might be tough to get your hands on one if you didn’t preorder or buy it on …3 hours agoSCUM - Official Cinematic Launch TrailerWatch the official cineamtic launch trailer for SCUM, an open-world survival game developed by Gamepires.

1 week ago | videogameschronicle.com | Andy Robinson

Bungie has officially delayed its shooter Marathon, claiming that it needs more time to refine and test the game. “Through every comment and real-time conversation on social media and Discord, your voice has been strong and clear,” it said. “We’ve taken this to heart, and we know we need more time to craft Marathon into the game that truly reflects your passion. After much discussion within our Dev team, we’ve made the decision to delay the September 23rd release.

1 week ago | videogameschronicle.com | Andy Robinson

Microsoft has announced a multi-year agreement with AMD to create chips for its future devices, which it says will not be tied “to a single store or device”. The news was shared in a brief video published on Tuesday, in which Xbox president Sarah Bond pledged to deliver “deeper visual quality, immersive gameplay, and AI-powered experiences”.