The Nintendo Switch — OLED Model is the absolute gold standard Switch experience, and it even feels fresh and exciting for those with an older Switch.
On this week's Doublejump Radio, Kate joins John & Abir to talk lovingly about Deathloop, disappointingly about the Battlefield 2042 Open Beta, optimistically about Eidos-Montreal switching to a four-day work week, and more.
It doesn't bring much new content to the table, but Alan Wake Remastered's improved textures and subtle animation enhancements add polish to what still stands up as one of Remedy's best experiences.
This week in gaming: a hacker exposes Twitch’s guts, Eidos-Montreal takes a major step, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio confirms a Yakuza: Like a Dragon sequel, and more!
On this week's Doublejump Radio, John & Abir talk about Squid Game, BAKI, Film Victoria's recent game funding round, Twitch testing new features, and the announcements from Tokyo Games Show 2021.
Arkane Studios lover Kate got her hands on the team's latest effort — a great game held back by significant AI issues.
It isn't new technology by any stretch of the word, but Xbox Cloud Gaming is the first time game streaming has been truly great in Australia.
This week in gaming: Twitch tests two key new features, Film Victoria invests in video games, PlayStation acquires Bluepoint Games, and more!
On this week's episode, Doublejump alum Cai joins John & Abir to talk about the Super Mario movie cast, US agencies coming after Activision Blizzard, and Twitch + Discord's recent music deals.
We recently got our first look at Bayonetta 3 in almost four years, and John couldn't help but think of the cancelled Xbox exclusive when he saw it.
Borderlands 3 was hardly bad (aside from the writing), but Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is already a far more intriguing take on the Borderlands formula.
Doublejump has a new design and a bunch of new features — you can find out what those features are right here!
On this week's Doublejump Radio, John & Abir talk about THQ Nordic's "10th Anniversary" Showcase, those leaked GeForce Now games, and just how ahead of its time the PlayStation Vita was.