Recent content by DrRandle

Well if we're all posting our lists! Here's a combination of my hopes and my logical thoughts, 1. Jill Valentine (Maybe Nemesis?) 2. Akira (Astral Chain) 3. Kilik (SoulCal) 4. 2B 5. Gen 8 Starter (I'm saying Rillaboom because he's great, but Scorbunny would have some cool ranged options. That...

In the latest Famitsu Magazine, Smash Bros. series director Masahiro Sakurai revealed that there are no plans for DLC after the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 comes out for Smash Bros. Ultimate. Other details can be picked out of the transcription of the article here, including one that explains how the...

That was my thought too, but honestly? The Switch is pretty ideal, generally. Some little fiddly parts here and there, but I don't know that I would want much else than this design. You could even say the Switch is just a more flexible Vita!

At CES 2020 Alienware showed off a new prototype called “UFO,”a piece of hardware similar to the Switch that plays PC games. It runs a full setup of Windows 10, ideally playing any game you have on your PC, including Steam, Epic, and GOG titles. Like the Switch, it has detachable controllers on...

SNK’s Terry Bogard is live as of now in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. For a full break down of the patch 6.0 notes, including character changes, you can go here. While you can purchase the Terry content separately, it’s also included in the Fighters Pass. Included with the content is a new stage...

Vice president of Blizzard Entertainment, Jeff Kaplan, recently stated that he would be happy to provide a character from Overwatch as a DLC fighter in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, in an interview with IGN. While the game’s lead producer was happy to offer any character at all, he did have a few...

In the most recent Nintendo Direct, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate received a surprising amount of updates.There was a quick teaser in the Direct itself to announce SNK’s Terry Bogard as the fourth character in the Fighter Pack. After the direct, there was a 25 minute breakdown of the Banjo-Kazooie...

Today, on July 10th, Nintendo announced the Switch Lite, a smaller and cheaper alternative to the mainline Switch. As past rumors have suggested, the new device is one solid unit; there are no detachable JoyCons. It also sacrifices the Switch’s namesake by removing the ability to play it on...

Oh hey, I submitted an application. Thanks!