Report: Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark leaked on retail site
A retailer listing has seemingly outed a new Transformers game, titled "Rise of the Dark Spark," for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii U, and 3DS.
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Return to Page 1Inazuma Eleven kicks onto 3DS later today
Nintendo is bringing the popular Japanese franchise Inazuma Eleven to North American shores. You'll be able to mix RPG and soccer later today on the 3DS eShop.
Weapon Shop de Omasse brings series to U.S. this month
As part of its Nintendo Direct announcements today, the company confirmed that it would be bringing the GUILD series to the U.S. for the first time...
3DS Mario Golf-ing and Kirby Triple Deluxe-ing in May
As part of its Nintendo Direct presentation today, Nintendo gave two of its highly-anticipated 3DS/2DS games release dates – just in time for the...
Pokemon Battle Trozei hits 3DS on March 20
Pokemon ventures into the Match-3 puzzle genre with Pokemon Battle Trozei on 3DS, which will feature all 700+ Pokemon for use, as well as 4-play co-op.
Steel Diver: Sub Wars torpedoes 3DS later today
Nintendo has announced a follow-up to Steel Diver called Steel Diver: Sub Wars, which will come with a free and premium version.
Little Mac joins Smash Bros for Wii U and 3DS
Today's Nintendo Direct kicked off with a new competitor for the new Super Smash Bros.: Little Mac from Punch-Out!
Bravely Default review: a whole new fantasy
Bravely Default pays homage to classic turn-based JRPG's, but its innovative approach to combat and wonderfully expansive Job system put it in a whole new class of its own.
Online retailer leaks Yoshi's New Island 3DS XL bundle
If you've resisted Nintendo 3DS XL bundles to this point, prepare to resist one more. A leaked retailer add points to a Yoshi's New Island bundle coming in March and it looks very, very green.
How Sonic Boom is catered to the western market
Sonic veteran Takashi Iizuka says that Sonic Boom is very consciously being catered to western gamers, to the point that Sega has no plans to bring the games or cartoon to Japan.
