Dashiell Reynaldo

1 week ago | dualshockers.com | Dashiell Reynaldo

Nintendo's Game Key Card technology allows games to be released physically, while requiring an online download. The publisher behind the upcoming Rune Factory: Guardians Of Azuma, however, has promised a full ROM release. This choice demonstrates the publisher's commitment to physical media and providing the best possible experience for consumers.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Dashiell Reynaldo

9 hours agoNintendo Updates Switch 2 Backwards Compatibility ListNintendo has updated its list of Switch 1 games that will be compatible with the Switch 2 today, 27th May 2025, with a bunch of games needing a free …"We don't do heavy things for the sake of edginess"3 hours agoPersona 5: The Phantom X Hands-On - The Phantom Thieves Of Mobile WalletsYou have to respect Atlus for how much mileage it’s gotten out of Persona 5. Over the last nine years, the RPG has grown into an entire franchise …

1 week ago | dualshockers.com | Dashiell Reynaldo

Both Rollerdrome and OlliOlli World were delisted from Steam following the sale of publisher Private Division. They've now finally returned to the platform, but under the new publisher name, 2K Games. Despite the return, there's still no official reason behind the few months of delisting. A few months ago, two games from publisher Private Division, Rollerdrome and OlliOlli World, were delisted from Steam following the closure of developer Roll7 and the sale of Private Division.

2 weeks ago | dualshockers.com | Dashiell Reynaldo

Elden Ring Nightreign's director explains what advice he was given for the new game. Nightreign's co-op multiplayer experience was specifically balanced for a three-player experience. Along with co-op exploration, the quick boss-rush nature gives a lot less time to relax. With Elden Ring Nightreign releasing on May 30th, many fans are curious about the development of a multiplayer-focused FromSoftware title.

2 weeks ago | dualshockers.com | Dashiell Reynaldo

After a long delay, Fortnite has finally returned to iOS devices through the App Store. The dispute ended with the courts siding with Epic Games, and Apple delaying the process of the app's return. Epic Games employees, like the founder and CEO Tim Sweeney, celebrate the return.