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Bethesda Confirms Panic Button Is Developing The Switch Version Of Wolfenstein: Youngblood

Following Bethesda’s official confirmation Wolfenstein: Youngblood is launching on the Nintendo Switch this July, the company’s FAQ page for the game has revealed a few extra details. If you had any concerns about the Switch iteration, there’s no need to worry. This version is being developed by the talented team at Panic Button. The studio’s previous releases on Nintendo’s hybrid device include Rocket League, DOOM, Wolfenstein II: …

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Ninja action platformer Cyber Shadow announced for PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC

Published by Yacht Club Games, developed by Mechanical Head Studios. Following a tease earlier this month, publisher Yacht Club Games and developer Mechanical Head Studios have announced Cyber Shadow, a new ninja action platformer coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. A release date has yet to be announced, but it will cost $14.99 / GHS77.18 Here is …

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Borderlands ‘Mask of Mayhem’ teaser trailer, announcement set for March 28

Borderlands 3 announcement likely incoming. Publisher 2K Games and developer Gearbox Software have released a teaser trailer for a new Borderlands, titled “Mask of Mayhem.” In an e-mail sent to press, 2K Games said, “Mayhem is coming from 2K and Gearbox Software… See the brand new ‘Mask of Mayhem’ teaser trailer now, and tune in to the Gearbox PAX East …

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Castle Crashers Remastered coming to PS4, Switch this summer

Play it at PAX East 2019. Castle Crashers Remastered is coming to PlayStation 4 and Switch this summer, developer The Behemoth announced. The game is being ported by PlayEveryWare. The side-scrolling arcade beat ’em up first launched for Xbox 360 in August 2008, followed by PlayStation 3 in August 2010, PC and Mac in September 2012, and Xbox One as Castle Crashers Remastered in …

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Unity announces Support for Stadia

If you tuned in to Google’s special keynote at GDC earlier today, you probably heard about their new cloud-based game streaming platform, Stadia. Today, we are excited to announce Unity will make Stadia an officially supported platform. One of our core missions is democratizing game development. That means enabling developers to build for the platforms of their choice with accessible …

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Epic Games announces Unreal Engine Support for Google Stadia Now Available

Today at the Google GDC keynote, Epic Games announced Unreal Engine support for Stadia, a new generation game platform, which enables players to access their games via a wide range of devices including TVs with Chromecast, desktops, laptops, phones and tablets. Unreal Engine 4 fully supports this new platform, and the Unreal Engine integration with Stadia is now available to approved developers …

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Google jumps into gaming with Google Stadia streaming service, coming “in 2019”

Google CEO: “We’re building a game platform for everyone.” At the Game Developers Conference, Google announced its biggest play yet in the gaming space: a streaming game service named Google Stadia, designed to run on everything from PCs and Android phones to Google’s own Chromecast devices. As of press time, the service’s release window is simply “2019.” No pricing information was announced …

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