Nathan Birch
News Editor and Reviewer at Wccftech
Professional writer of trivial things. News editor/reviewer for Wccftech. Seen at Uproxx, Fatherly, Cracked, ComicBook, IGN, Gamespy. Metis. Dignified and Old.
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2 weeks ago |
wccftech.com | Nathan Birch
Game Info Lost in Random: The Eternal Die June 17, 2025 Platform PC, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch Publisher Thunderful Publishing Developer Stormteller Games While not a smash hit, the 2021 EA Originals release Lost in Random has earned a modest yet dedicated fanbase thanks to its memorable Tim-Burton-meets-Double-Fine setting and unique combat system that incorporates cards, dice rolls, and other board-gamey elements. In the years since its release, the main creative minds...
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1 month ago |
wccftech.com | Nathan Birch
Game Info The Midnight Walk May 8, 2025 Platform PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation VR2, SteamVR Publisher Fast Travel Games Developer MoonHood There can be something strangely unsettling about stop-motion animation, particularly the old-school stuff made before the likes of Wallace & Gromit gave the medium a softer edge. A few games over the years have tapped into that stop-motion aesthetic (last year's Harold Halibut being a good example) but the new handcrafted horror game The Midnight Walk...
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2 months ago |
wccftech.com | Nathan Birch
The Nintendo Switch 2 will be home to plenty of original experiences, like Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza, but a core part of the system’s early lineup will be “Nintendo Switch 2 Edition” versions of Switch titles.
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2 months ago |
wccftech.com | Nathan Birch
Metroid Prime fans have certainly had the opportunity to practice their patience. Announced shortly after the launch of the Switch, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond won’t ultimately arrive until after the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, a wait of over eight years. That said, the game does exist, it is coming this year, and, in fact, I recently got to play it at a Nintendo Switch 2 preview event (you can check out my general impressions of the hardware here).
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2 months ago |
wccftech.com | Nathan Birch
How do you follow up on the most successful racing game of all time? Between the Wii U and Switch versions of the game, Mario Kart 8 has sold over 75 million copies, delivering consistent chart-topping performance for over a decade. Nintendo is certainly hoping their long-awaited follow-up, Mario Kart World, will get the Nintendo Switch 2 off to a speedy start, but the game has some big tires to fill. Does Mario Kart World have a chance of matching up to the Mario Kart 8 behemoth?
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Time for my annual reminder that my kid looks, sounds, moves, acts, and may, in fact, *be* Home-Alone-age Macaulay Culkin via some time-travel chicanery.
As someone beyond burnt out on Star Wars, #StarWarsOutlaws looks pretty cool. Totally ignoring the license, if they can successfully combine open-world with Uncharted-style missions, they'll have something pretty unique on their hands.
There are very few games anymore where I just let the mechanics take me. Where I'm, like, "Yeah, this is manipulating my brain, but I like it." Diablo and Diablo-likes are on the short list of games that still do that. So, yeah, I keep kinda giving Diablo IV that side glance.
