Earlier this week, Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Let’s Go, Eevee! were officially announced as the first mainline Pokémon games for the Nintendo Switch. Now that we’ve all had a few days to digest this information, it’s time to do some analyzing. During The Pokémon Company’s press conference, at which the games were announced, the claim was made that while the Pokémon: Let’s Go games are made to appeal to more casual gamers and bring in new fans, veteran players will find plenty to be happy with as well. Read More...
If you are excited for the release of Battlefield 1, you’ll be happy to know that a reveal trailer for the multiplayer mode will be shown later this month.
EA posted on the official Battlefield website: “Excited to see Battlefield 1 in action? Tune in on June 12 at 02:00PM PT for Battlefield Squads, where 64-players will take part in the first-ever livestream of Battlefield 1 gameplay. Battlefield community members BATTLEFIELD FRIENDS – NOOB and StoneMountain64 will be serving as Team Captains, and their team rosters will include some of the most well-known YouTubers and Twitch streamers around, as well as a few special guests. Read More...
Battlefield 3 has been hyped up for months now as the game that will challenge CoD’s domination on this generation’s current multiplayer, and it is certainly shaping up that way. But for a game that is supposed to improve upon many of CoD’s weaknesses, Battlefield 3 may wind up with one very essential flaw – the rewarding of better weapons to those willing to pay up front.
EA recently announced that through Battlefield 3‘s “Physical Warfare Pack” exclusively available through pre-order, players will gain a distinct advantage at launch with better weapons, equipment and ammo. Read More...
