Kinoka Nasu's Fate series, now a multimedia multi-billion dollar franchise, started off humble with 2004's Fate/Stay Night. Like his previous work, Tsukihime, Nasu's visual novel never made it outside of Japan. But like Tsukihime and its prequel Mahouts… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Fate/Stay Night Remastered summons its way onto Switch later this year Amaan June 21 Kinoka Nasu's Fate series, now a multimedia multi-billion dollar franchise, started off humble with 2004's Fate/Stay Night. Like his previous work, Tsukihime, Nasu's visual novel never made it outside of Japan. But like Tsukihime and its prequel Mahoutsukai no Yoru, FSN, as its often abbreviated to, will soon have found its way to the West: […] Continue reading Comment

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On June 18th, Graig, the leading playtester for one of the most anticipated games in recent years, commented on Discord about its seemingly dormant status by claiming that he knew that "they [Team Cherry] are not in dev hell." In a later message, he als… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Hollow Knight playtester: Silksong isn't stuck in development hell Amaan June 21 On June 18th, Graig, the leading playtester for one of the most anticipated games in recent years, commented on Discord about its seemingly dormant status by claiming that he knew that "they [Team Cherry] are not in dev hell." In a later message, he also noted that developers set internal deadlines, miss them regularly, and […] Continue reading Comment

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It's official - you can now play Tears of the Kingdom using a real-life bow, shield, and sword, thanks to the ingenuity of a dedicated Legend of Zelda player. YouTuber Lledos has outdone Nintendo's controllers and themed devices by creating a "mech suit… Read on blog or Reader My Nintendo News Read on blog or Reader Zelda fan creates real-life mech suit for an immersive Tears of the Kingdom experience Aiden June 21 It's official - you can now play Tears of the Kingdom using a real-life bow, shield, and sword, thanks to the ingenuity of a dedicated Legend of Zelda player. YouTuber Lledos has outdone Nintendo's controllers and themed devices by creating a "mech suit" that allows him to play games with real-world movements. Forget Skyward Sword's […] Continue reading Comment

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