Thursday, August 24, 2017

Pokkén Tournament DX (NS) What’s New Trailer

Pokken Tournament DX isn't just a straight port of the Wii U version. A handful of new Pokemon to battle as, two new support Pokemon, and new modes add to the perceived value of the game. Whether this is enough to be worth a purchase is anyone's guess. Personally, I'd love to see a promise for post-launch support. Again, Pokken Tournament DX launches on Nintendo Switch on September 22.

Pokkén Tournament DX (NS) Everything You Need to Know Trailer

Nintendo of America has cooked up what we can probably agree is an overview trailer for Pokken Tournament DX, an upgraded version of the arcade and Wii U's Pokken Tournament. From the Pokemon roster of 21 to how the controls work, this trailer shows off lots of interesting info for those of the uninitiated. Pokken Tournament DX launches September 22.

ARMS (NS) Introducing Lola Pop Trailer

A fear of clowns is a popular fear among people. However, there's nothing to fear out of this bright and bouncy newcomer to the Nintendo Switch's ARMS, a competitive fighter that launched this past June. Well, maybe you can fear being beaten to a pulp with no mercy by this particular clown, Lola Pop. Releasing next month to the roster, Lola Pop arrives with a new stage as well as three new ARMS.

Metroid: Samus Returns (3DS) Overview Trailer

During Gamescom which is going on this week in Germany, Nintendo released an overview trailer for next month's Metroid: Samus Returns. The trailer goes over the basics of the mechanics, abilities, and special powers that Samus Aran will use and encounter within this exciting-looking take on Metroid II. On September 15th, Metroid: Samus Returns will be available for the entire Nintendo 3DS family of systems.

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Dragon Ball FighterZ (PS4, XB1, PC) Gamescom Trailer

Gamescom is happening this week in Germany, and new trailers are appearing for various upcoming games. One that many fighting game as well as Dragon Ball Z fans are eagerly anticipating is Namco Bandai's Dragon Ball FighterZ, due out in the early months of 2018. Four new fighters join the roster in video form for the first time: Krillin, Piccolo, Android 16 and Android 18 with 17.