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Emerge Shows the Fragility (and Power) of Memory

1 week ago | superjumpmagazine.com | Priya Sridhar

I've previously played two games from developer Krish Shrikumar; in fact, I still use Playne for meditation. Emerge takes a different approach, looking backward instead of forward. That's not a bad thing when we are questioning what a life is worth. Shrikumar's team also decides to up the ante on the graphics so that we have more to do than sit with ourselves, take a deep breath, and let the world wash over us for a few minutes.
On Designing for Inclusion With Xbox Adaptive Controller Co-Inventor, Bryce Johnson

1 week ago | superjumpmagazine.com | Antony Terence

In March 2025, Microsoft partnered with Nintendo, EA, Google, and Ubisoft to launch the “Accessible Games Initiative,” promising clear accessibility labels on digital storefronts. These include auditory features, input remapping, and visual options like text size and chat speech-to-text. It’s the latest step in a medium that continues to chip away at barriers for players with disabilities.
Deltarune Chapter Three and Four's Release is Nigh

1 week ago | superjumpmagazine.com | Priya Sridhar

We're a little late to the party with this announcement, but we have a Deltarune update! Toby Fox finally has a release date for interested fans of Deltarune: June 5, 2025, will see the release of Chapters 3 and 4. I'll probably be at the Nebula conference then, but everyone else can start playing and finding all the secrets!Per Fox's newsletter, which is also available on his official site, the game will have versions for both Nintendo Switch consoles, PlayStation 4 and 5, PC, and Mac.
Nintendo Switch 2 Hands-On Preview Part 3: Drag x Drive, Cyberpunk 2077, and More

1 week ago | superjumpmagazine.com | James Burns

Welcome to the third and final part of SUPERJUMP's Nintendo Switch 2 hands-on preview coverage. In the previous update, we undertook a deep dive into Donkey Kong Bananza and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. Today I'm going to touch on Drag x Drive, Cyberpunk 2077, Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour, and a few other tidbits.
Sugar Sling Showdown’s Demo Shows the Promising Power of Food, Caring, and Tongue Muscles

2 weeks ago | superjumpmagazine.com | Priya Sridhar

When I got wind of The Super Sling Showdown's demo release, I was expecting a difficult game. Developer Eaz Games, having seen my request for Asian and Asian-American developers with upcoming releases, sent me a link to the Steam page and the trailers on YouTube. Trailer footage hinted at a difficulty spike. The demo warns that a controller would work best, instead of a keyboard, but my controller is buried somewhere unknown. So I went forward with the keyboard, as I tend to do.
Nintendo Switch 2 Hands-On Preview Part 2: Donkey Kong and Metroid

2 weeks ago | superjumpmagazine.com | James Burns

Welcome to the second part of SUPERJUMP's Nintendo Switch 2 hands-on preview coverage. In the previous update, we took a close look at the Switch 2 hardware, controllers, and Mario Kart World. Today I'm going to delve into Donkey Kong Bonanza and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. Donkey Kong BonanzaCan you believe it's been more than a decade since the last Donkey Kong game? Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze for the Wii U was, in my not-so-humble opinion, a masterpiece.
Nintendo Switch 2 Hands-On Preview Part 1: The Hardware and Mario Kart World

2 weeks ago | superjumpmagazine.com | James Burns

In a mere few weeks - and some eight years after the original Nintendo Switch launched - players around the world will finally be able to wrap their mitts around its sensibly-named-successor, the Nintendo Switch 2. Speculation about the new console heated up in the last few months in particular (although I personally share James O'Connor's view that the original Switch isn't "outdated" despite its age). At any rate, Nintendo put us all out of our misery in January with a slick reveal trailer.
More Than a Villain: Interviewing Martin Li Voice Actor Stephen Oyoung

3 weeks ago | superjumpmagazine.com | Priya Sridhar

Stephen Oyoung played Mister Negative in the Insomniac Spider-Man video games and hopes to reprise him in the upcoming film Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The internet agrees, given the positive response on social media. Oyoung's performance was a nuanced rendition of a tragic villain, seeking revenge on Norman Osborn for giving him deadly powers while taking away his family. In addition to voice-over work, Oyoung filmed motion-capped references for the 2018 and 2023 Spider-Man games respectively.
Hidden Gems of Game Design Vol 35

4 weeks ago | superjumpmagazine.com | Josh Bycer

Plenty of amazing games go unnoticed and are not played widely for various reasons. Maybe itās a diamond in the rough, or the marketing wasnāt there, or it could be a game ahead of its time. For this monthly series, Iāve asked my fellow writers on SUPERJUMP to pick a game they think is deserving of a chance in the spotlight. Let us know your favorite hidden gems in the comments. Josh BycerMy pick for this month is one of the most criminally underrated games Iāve talked about for this series.
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 31

1 month ago | superjumpmagazine.com | Bryan Finck

We're back with a brand new Now Playing! So many people are enjoying spring gaming right now, with the usual eclectic tastes of our team keeping things lively, thus we've got a big boat of games for you to enjoy this issue!James Burns - Editor-in-ChiefI have been intrigued by this game ever since it was announced and I've now spent about 20 hours in it.