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February is here which must mean that January has slid by once again. While this time of year isn’t usually so hot for those Twitter-melting AAA games, we all sometimes need less action-packed schedules. Ubisoft proved they still have some ability to make a compelling video game, and

Happy New Year!We hope everyone is having a great start to 2024 and that you’re all rejuvenated for another year of listening to these (mostly) regular rambles. We’ve got a fair bit to go through, including the usual sprinkling of graphical fixes, a nice meaty

Had your fill of candy, sweets, or whatever your localized version of ‘edible items that are actually quite bad for you but they taste great’? We hope so, because the end of a month signals not only the start of the next, but also another progress report from

Gather once more at the three-quarter mark, for beyond this point, your days become dark. September was an unusually quiet month for our friends publishing games with the only games of note being a rather underwhelming Baten Kaitos remaster, alongside a questionable Mortal Kombat 1. At least the latter managed

Miss us? Summer only lasts so long and some of us need our holidays.2023 continued to deliver swathes of new Switch titles with Pikmin 4 and a remast-... what? It’s a port? Well if you say so… Ahem, a re-release of Rockstar’s western classic:

Wooooooahhh we’re halfway thereeee… 🎶No matter how the year has gone so far, the midpoint always feels weird. Wasn’t it like January a couple weeks ago? Compared to May, while no genre-defining blockbusters graced us with their presence, Pikmin fans had a demo to

May we offer you a progress report this fine month?Tears were shed, monarchies were restored, and we’ve seen a fully functional, multi-stage detachable dropship, complete with cruise missile systems and meat grill in a Zelda game. Truly, nature is healing. If you hadn’t already guessed,

Hello folks, it’s your favorite time of the month once again. No need to say anything, we know it’s true!Plenty happened in April which you’ll soon discover below, but before that let’s take a look through the current patreon goals. Or

We’re cruising our way into the second quarter of 2023 and finally got news on that new Zelda game everyone is so angsty about; did the presentation meet everyone’s expectations? All of us are incredibly excited to see what Nintendo has in store for this oddly

Bye-bye February, you won’t be missed. Does anyone actually like it? Short, cold and dark. Maybe if you live in an upside down part of the world you disagree, but you’d still be wrong!February marked a couple of exciting events in the lives of Nintendo

Gather back round the fire for another month. This time you can tell us all about your resolutions, both ongoing and already failed.Compared to 2022 with Legends Arceus, January was far less hectic. Fire Emblem: Engage being playable on day 1 meant that there wasn’t a need

Happy New Year!We hope you all had a festive end to a truly incredible year. So much ground has been covered each and every month of 2022, and December wasn’t about to break that trend. Performance improvements, fewer black-screening games and some upstreaming work for macOS littered

Wow. What a month. November is not typically this eventful, but sometimes a little spice is exactly what the Doctor ordered.LDN being introduced to the number 3, macOS meeting a graphically demanding program, and Ryujinx facing its final adversary… the cardinal direction, North!All-in-all we’ve had

Let's cut to the chase: macOS and Apple Silicon support (including older Intel Macs, although your mileage may vary)!  Even with all the hurdles, roadblocks and brick walls put in our way, we're finally back on Mac! And back in style!With the launch of

It's been nearly two years since the initial release of LDN2, the second iteration of our core LDN functionality, which added LAN connectivity with Nintendo Switch consoles in supported titles. Two years of stability, performance and feature improvements shifted the landscape all the way to our previous release:

Just like the nine months before it; October has slid gently into the rearview mirror and, by our estimates, shouldn’t be closer than it appears for at least another year.NieR, Persona, Bayonetta, and a new contender for the coveted “why did this get a sequel?”