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Goddess of Victory: NIKKE 3.5th Anniversary Version Update Live
Level Infinite and SHIFT UP have launched the 3.5th Anniversary Version Update for Goddess of Victory: NIKKE, titled “Lights of Hope” tour. The update focuses on the character Anis returning to her idol roots as the lead singer of T.T. STAR, with community missions unlocking real-world celebrations in major cities. The game is available on mobile and PC.
Crossfire
Crossfire, released in 1991 for the Sega Genesis, is a mediocre action game that fails to impress despite its promising premise. The game combines top-down helicopter shooter segments with on-foot mercenary missions, but suffers from repetitive gameplay, stiff controls, and uninspired level design. Ultimately, Crossfire is a forgettable title that does not hold up over time.
Crossfire
Crossfire, released in 1991 for the Sega Genesis, is a mediocre action game that fails to impress despite its promising premise. The game combines top-down helicopter shooter segments with on-foot mercenary missions, but suffers from repetitive gameplay, stiff controls, and uninspired level design. Ultimately, Crossfire is a forgettable title that does not hold up over time.
Celebrate Delta Force's first anniversary with a major update and an iconic Tomb Raider collaboration
Delta Force is celebrating its first anniversary with a major update that includes a collaboration with Tomb Raider, featuring a Lara Croft outfit and free Legendary AKM skin. The update also introduces a new Recon Operator named Morse, a dynamic Warfare map called Akh Canal, and new weapons like the M82 Semi-Auto Sniper Rifle and AR57 Assault Rifle. The update is available now on PC, console, and mobile platforms.
Games Inbox: Did you know GTA 6 was made in the UK?
This article discusses the UK's role in game development, highlighting that Grand Theft Auto 6 is being made in Scotland by Rockstar Games. It also touches on reader opinions regarding Nintendo's lack of Star Fox announcements, the potential for a Starwing remake, and the perceived decline of UK-based game developers. Other topics include the leak status of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, the technical capabilities of the PS5 Pro, and the development of games like Pragmata and Fallout: New Vegas.
ALIEN: ROGUE INCURSION - PART ONE: EVOLVED EDITION Lands on Nintendo Switch 2 Today
Survios has released Alien: Rogue Incursion - Part One: Evolved Edition on Nintendo Switch 2, with a PlayStation 4 version coming soon. This action-horror shooter, previously available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, PC, and VR platforms, now features optimized mouse controls on the Nintendo Switch 2. The game places players as Colonial Marine Zula Hendricks in a story set between the Alien and Aliens films, battling Xenomorphs on the planet Purdan.
Devs for The Division discuss how its first iteration was more MMO and less shooter mechanically
Original developers from Ubisoft's Massive Entertainment discussed the early design of The Division, revealing it initially had World of Warcraft-style MMO gameplay with hotbars. The team shifted focus to a more traditional shooter with RPG elements, emphasizing an 'observe, plan, execute' loop.
Twinbee
This review discusses the NES port of Konami's 1985 arcade shooter, TwinBee, noting its status as an early example of the 'cute 'em up' genre. While acknowledging the game's innovative bell-based power-up system and its influence on later titles like Pop 'n TwinBee, the reviewer finds the original NES version to be only mildly interesting and average compared to its contemporaries.
Grab 7 action-packed games in the Sharp Shooters Humble Bundle
The Sharp Shooters Humble Bundle is now available, featuring seven action-oriented games for £13.40. Titles include Earth Defense Force 5, Wildgate, Strike Force Heroes, Outriders, Way of the Hunter, Receiver 2, and Holy Shoot, all of which are noted as Steam Deck playable.
Community: 31 Switch Games We Missed, As Recommended By You
Nintendo Life readers recommend 31 Nintendo Switch games that may have been missed, covering a variety of genres including indie titles, visual novels, card battlers, platformers, roguelites, shooters, tactical RPGs, and puzzle games. The list includes titles like A Dark Room, Arcade Spirits: The New Challengers, and Brotato, with some recommendations also applicable to the upcoming Switch 2.
Mouse: P.I. For Hire is great for a couple hours, fine for several more, and then a long exhausting exercise
Mouse: P.I. For Hire offers a visually striking noir shooter experience with a unique 1930s animation style, but its repetitive gameplay and enemy encounters lead to fatigue after the initial hours. Despite its initial charm and clever wordplay, the game struggles with pacing and a lack of mechanical novelty, making extended play feel like an exhausting exercise. The title is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
April 2026 PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium Games Announced
Sony Interactive has revealed the games coming to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium tiers in April 2026, with all titles available starting April 21. The lineup includes The Crew Motorfest, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, Football Manager 2026 Console, Warriors: Abyss, Squirrel with a Gun, The Casting of Frank Stone, Monster Train, and the PS2 classic Wild Arms 4.
LAST FLAG ab sofort für PC verfügbar
The 5v5 Capture the Flag shooter Last Flag, developed by Night Street Games and co-founded by Imagine Dragons' Mac and Dan Reynolds, is now available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. The game is also slated for release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S later this summer. Last Flag features a 1970s-inspired aesthetic and offers a complete experience without microtransactions or season passes, with free content updates planned.
Pragmata Explainer Video Shows Off All of Hugh’s Weapons And How To Use Them
An explainer video for Pragmata showcases the various weapons available to the character Hugh and demonstrates their usage within The Cradle. The guide highlights the Grip Gun for sustained damage, AoE weapons like the Shockwave Blaster, and piercing long-range options, emphasizing the importance of movement and Diana's hacking abilities for survival. Pragmata is set to release on April 17th for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Gets A New Cinematic Trailer Ahead of Launch
Fumi Games has released a new cinematic trailer for their upcoming shooter, MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, showcasing the world-weary detective Jack Pepper's investigation. The game, which blends chaotic gameplay with a unique vibe and old-school storytelling, is set to launch on April 16th for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
Hanii in the Sky
Hanii in the Sky is a quirky vertically scrolling shooter for the PC Engine developed by FACE, featuring cute visuals and a surprisingly punishing difficulty. The game's unique eight-directional aiming mechanic is hampered by the PC Engine controller's limitations, making precise control challenging. Despite its flaws, the game offers creative boss designs and abstract levels for those who can adapt to its demanding gameplay and acquire its unique taste.
Daily Video Game Deals Apr 15 – DreadOut Remastered Collection, SOUTH PARK – SNOW DAY!, BLEACH Rebirth of Souls, Painkiller, LEGO 2K Drive, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii & More
Daily video game deals for April 15th include titles such as DreadOut Remastered Collection, SOUTH PARK: SNOW DAY!, BLEACH Rebirth of Souls, Painkiller, LEGO 2K Drive, and Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. Discounts are available across PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC platforms.
LAST FLAG NOW LIVE ON PC
Night Street Games has launched its debut title, Last Flag, a 5v5 capture-the-flag shooter inspired by 1970s television. The game is now available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store, with PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions planned for release this summer. A 20% launch discount is available until April 21, 2026.
Mouse: P.I. For Hire Review: Rubber Hose Style Meets Fast-Paced Shooting
Mouse: P.I. For Hire is a noir shooter that successfully blends its distinctive rubber hose art style with fast-paced gunplay. The game features a compelling trio of cases set in the mysterious city of Mouseburg, with sprawling levels offering secrets and collectibles. While the gunplay is praised for its variety and encouragement of movement, the in-game card game 'Baseball' is noted as being unfairly stacked against the player until a significant number of cards are collected.
Mouse: PI for Hire review
Mouse: PI for Hire is a noir shooter that blends detective work with violent gunfights, featuring a unique blend of 3D environments and 2D sprites. Developed by Fumi Games and published by PlaySide Studios, the game stars Jack Pepper, voiced by Troy Baker, as he investigates mysteries in a rodent-populated world. Despite some familiar social commentary, the game excels in its art style, tight combat, and engaging hub world.
