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Nintendo dropped Metroid Prime remastered last week just after its Direct presentation, and now that our own Eric Switzer has had a chance to play it, we can confidently say that it's the remaster that fans have been waiting for. "This is the update that Prime deserved," wrote Switzer in his review, "and while I have my nitpicks, this is one of the most impressive remasters ever, and one of the best looking Game s on Nintendo Switch." But if Metroid Prime got the remaster treatment, what about the rest of the Metroid Prime trilogy? According to industry insider Jeff Grubb, Metroid Prime 2 and 3 are also on the way, but they won't get quite the same overhaul as Metroid Prime Remastered. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY Related: Don't Be Too Proud To Use Metroid Prime's Hint System Responding to a fan on Twitter, Grubb confirmed comments he made last summer about the upcoming remasters. "My understanding is [Metroid Prime 1]...

Anybody remember In The Valley of Gods? It was a Game announced way back in 2017 from Firewatch developer Campo Santo. The Game was billed as a first-person adventure where you explore ancient ruins in the Egyptian desert with your former partner Zora. The trailer showcases the two of you sneaking into a temple with a 35mm camera to watch the sunrise through a narratively-important statue (I assume). But then Campo Santo was purchased by Valve in 2018, and by December 2019 everyone had been reassigned to help on other Valve projects, which at the time meant Half-Life: Alyx and Dota Underlords. Both of those Game s are great Valve products and all, but it sort of makes you wonder what happened to In The Valley of Gods? THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY Related: I Hope The Steam Deck Makes Me Fall In Love With PC Gaming Again In an interview with Polygon (and a nod to Game sRadar), Campo Santo co-founder Jake Rodkin said that the Game hadn't been canceled, but...

Mass Effect Legendary Edition is absolutely the best way to experience the original Mass Effect trilogy, but the remastered Game s don’t bring back everything from the originals. One of the smaller features of Mass Effect 2 that never returned was Cerberus Daily News, a small section of the Mass Effect 2 home screen that provided the player with news stories from around the Milky Way. A lot of these stories previewed upcoming plot beats in DLC and Mass Effect 3, but some of them were just fun fluff. Cerberus Daily News was updated every day from January 10 to March 2011, with a few small stories in 2012 to tease ME3. After that, Cerberus Daily News went dark, and now the only way to experience these articles would be on the Mass Effect wiki. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY Related: Ships Flying Is The Coolest Part Of Mass Effect Or so we thought. PC Gamer recently spotted a mod that resurrects Cerberus Daily News in Mass Effect Legendary Edition and provides...

Fans and followers of The Flash were recently rewarded with a brand new trailer for the eponymous film featuring both Micheal Keaton and Ben Affleck as Batman. The teaser also showed a pair of Barry Allens and General Zod in addition to a brief appearance by Kara Zor-El, also known as Supergirl. "Worlds collide in The Flash when Barry uses his superpowers to Travel back in time in order to change the events of the past," the official description for the trailer describes. "But when his attempt to save his family inadvertently alters the future, Barry becomes trapped in a reality in which General Zod has returned, threatening annihilation, and there are no Super Heroes to turn to. That is, unless Barry can coax a very different Batman out of retirement and rescue an imprisoned Kryptonian, albeit not the one he’s looking for.” RELATED: Ben Affleck, Not Michael Keaton, Is The Most Exciting Thing About The Flash The Flash is currently sch...

The Legend of Zelda fans think that the latest trailer for Tears of the Kingdom gave even more evidence that there will be some kind of underground area to explore in the Game . Although most of the marketing for Tears of the Kingdom points to the fact that Link can now take to the skies and explore new areas and islands high above Hyrule, Breath of the Wild fans have been theorising for some time now that Tears of the Kingdom would also include underground areas, something that seems to have been hinted at in the latest trailer. Related: Breath Of The Wild Fans Are Trying To Figure Out Where The Master Cycle Zero Went This theory first began when Tears of the Kingdom was first revealed as "the sequel to Breath of the Wild". During the first trailer, Link and Zelda are seen exploring some caves underground, before they run into what appears to be Ganondorf's corpse and kickstart a new adventure. This focus on an underground cave, combined with Tears of the Kingd...

Sources close to Activision Blizzard continue to speak out as the company faces issues with its Microsoft merger, now revealing that Bobby Kotick will stay on as CEO if the deal is unsuccessful. This comes after many called on Kotick to resign following Activision Blizzard's abuse allegations Scandal in 2021, before the deal with Microsoft was made public. Sources familiar with the situation are now saying that Kotick will "absolutely remain at the gaming giant to run the company," should regulators block its acquisition from Microsoft. This is despite previous reports saying he planned to leave Activision Blizzard, hinting that this will now only be the case if the merger is successful. Related: Bobby Kotick Should Have Been Forced Out Of The Gaming Industry Years Ago This comes from a Fox Business report (thanks, VGC), which also states that Activision Blizzard remains confident that the Microsoft deal will get regulatory approval in the UK. ...

The Legend of Zelda fans are once again hoping that Zelda might be playable in Tears of the Kingdom thanks to a new post on the Game 's official Twitter account that makes a point of her having the Sheikah Slate. Yesterday, Nintendo shared a new trailer for Tears of the Kingdom at its first Direct of the year, giving us a better look at the game and its new rail-grinding and car-driving action. One thing that the trailer didn't show was something that fans have been wanting from the series for a long time - playable Zelda. Related: So, Nintendo Has No Game s, Eh? Zelda makes appearances throughout the trailer and is heard talking to Link about Ganondorf's forces, but we sadly didn't get any hints that she's playable this time around. That might seem like it's time to take our ball and go home, but a post from the official Zelda Twitter account has restoked the flames and got everyone hoping again. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY F...

After some deliberation, the companies that worked with Justin Roiland across his multiple projects decided to cut ties with him in late January. This came after shocking allegations of domestic battery and false imprisonment came to light, with Roiland currently set to appear in court after entering a not-guilty plea. However, it seems that those close to Roiland had complained of his behaviour long before we learned of his felony charges. According to a new report, Roiland was notoriously unreliable from the production of Rick & Morty's third season onwards. He was even said to have been investigated by Cartoon Network following instances of alleged sexual harassment, which involved discussing his sex life in the writers' room. Related: Please Don’t Talk To Me About Rick & Morty Right Now This new information comes from the Hollywood Reporter, which spoke to several sources involved with both Rick & Morty and Roiland's other proje...

Yu-Gi-Oh!’s latest banlist update has taken a hammer to the meta-dominating Tearlaments archetype, all but killing its viability in the current meta. Tearlaments has been a popular archetype since their introduction last October, using tools to dump most of your deck into your graveyard (also known as ‘self-milling’) and triggering your Tearlaments monsters’ effects when they’re sent to the graveyard. RELATED: Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Most Valuable Cards In Amazing Defenders According to the latest official banlist, only one Tearlaments has been completely forbidden: Tearlaments Kitkallos. This Fusion monster is a major engine in the deck, allowing you to search your deck for any other Tearlaments and send it to your hand or the graveyard – making it a combo-enabling, redundancy-building beast of a card. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY Meanwhile, Tearlaments Havnis, Tearlaments Merrli, and Tearlaments Scheiren have al...

Players have been discussing the concept of open-world level design, pointing to examples of Game s that feature particularly strong worlds in terms of their placement of enemies, puzzles, and various other elements. While the debate remains ongoing, a few Game s have clearly emerged as being among the best. The news comes from a recent post on Resetera. “I've been thinking a lot about Xenoblade Chronicles X lately,” the original poster, Jencks, remarked. “I think the most remarkable achievement of the game is the absolutely masterful level design of the open world.” Jencks went on to say that “perhaps the most impressive aspect of Xenoblade Chronicles X's design is the Skell which is unlocked about 30 hours into the game. This recontextualizes the level design by allowing you to reach completely new areas with an enhanced jump and transformation abilities.” THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY RELATED: 10 Video Game s With The...

The legendary video Game developer Tim Schafer has been selected to join the Academy of Interactive Arts and Science s Hall of Fame. Schafer who is mostly known for his work on classics like Psychonauts, Grim Fandango, and Full Throttle will be honored at the upcoming DICE Awards held in Las Vegas, Nevada on February 23, 2023. Schafer is widely considered to be a pioneer in the world of games, known for his imaginative storytelling and innovative game design. His work has had a significant impact on the games industry and has inspired countless developers to pursue their passion. RELATED: Psychonauts 2: 10 Best Character Designs The DICE Awards, presented by the AIAS, recognize outstanding achievements in the interactive Entertainment industry, primarily Game s. This year's ceremony will feature some of the biggest names in video Game s including of course Schafer. "Tim's creative impact on the industry cannot be understated," President of the AIAS Meggan ...