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It's no puzzle why BoxBoy! + BoxGirl! is a stellar puzzle game for the Nintendo Switch.

Where is our review of Days Gone, and what does it have to do with PlayStation? DualShockers discusses the oft-ignored topic of media access.

Obsidian's Megan Starks and Charles Staples recently spoke to us more about the upcoming release of The Outer Worlds.

DualShockers contacted the developers behind several "games with critical issues" to see how they plan on responding to PSN ID changes.

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen has been released again in what's hopefully its last port before we finally get a sequel.

DualShockers spoke with the director of Dissidia Final Fantasy NT to find out more about the team's Season Two plans as well as additional changes coming to the game and, potentially, series as a whole.

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DualShockers is giving away five North American eShop codes of Hob: The Definitive Edition for Nintendo Switch.

Though it originally released on Xbox One and PC, the Nintendo Switch version of Cuphead makes the 1920s-style platformer feel right at home.

Katana Zero ties an incredibly dark and thrilling narrative directly into fast and deep gameplay to create one of the best games of the year.

DualShockers recently talked with Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia Producer Jin Fujiwara to discuss what we can expect from the mobile game going forward.

While both games are well over a decade old, Final Fantasy X and FFX-2 both transition onto their first Nintendo platform gracefully.

This adventure game features amazing character designs and a fun puzzle battle system, but The World Next Door suffers from a lack of content.

Randy Pitchford takes to Twitter to explain exactly why Borderlands 3 is coming to Epic Games Store before Steam.

Despite a noticeably lower resolution, Mortal Kombat 11 for Nintendo Switch with 60 FPS in mind, succeeding to make for a fun experience.

Lost Words: Beyond the Page is a reminder that video games can create many unique experiences and evoke just as wide a range of emotions.

It's 2019 and Drop In/Drop Out is dead... or not. Michael Ruiz is joined by Max Roberts in this week's brilliant show about the video games.

Trine 4 feels like what fans have been waiting for with a mix of deep gameplay mechanics, fun character classes, and gorgeous environments.

Everyone's favorite green dinosaur is back in Yoshi's Crafted World, bringing all of its good vibes to the Nintendo Switch.

Indivisible boasts a unique combat system and stylish art style that seems like it could make it stand out amongst the crowd.