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Gibbon: Beyond the Trees – Switch review

Gibbon: Beyond the Trees is a short game that aims for simplicity over complicated mechanics. You play as a gibbon family that go on an adventure. You swing and slide through forests, human towns and other areas. The developers have subtly placed a good message about animal conservation through clever level design and you are asked to think on the plight of the worlds animals. There are only three buttons
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New Sonic Origins Gameplay Footage

Sonic Origins, the compilation of 4 classic games, is coming to the Nintendo Switch next month. Sega has now shared some new gameplay footage featuring Tails, Knuckles, and Super Sonic - plus a first glimpse of the main menu. The compilation includes Sonic the Hedgehog (1991), Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (1992), Sonic CD (1993), and Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles (1994). Sonic Origins digitally goes on sale on June
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Amazing fan-made LEGO Star Wars diorama based on game

Within the new LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga game, the episode selection screen shows dioramas of key locations within each film. One LEGO fan has carefully reconstructed the Episode II Attack of the Clones diorama into a real-life LEGO re-creation - and the result is outstanding. Despite being the worst of all nine Star Wars films, one cool and highly recognisable scene was the chase between Obi-Wan and Jango
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Happy Birthday, Mr SNES-ident… Nintendo’s Super NES turns 30 today!

Some news that is guaranteed to make many of us feel old is the revelation that today, Aprill 11th, marks the 30th anniversary of the arrival of the Nintendo Super NES on European shores. Shocking, isn't it? Still, it's fair to say that Nintendo's console changed the lives of many of us, and also graced us with some of the best, most memorable games of all-time. There are, of course,
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SILT – Preview

Developed by Spiral Circus Games, Silt immediately evokes similarities to Limbo or Inside, being another surreal puzzle-adventure game in a monochrome hand-drawn world. You play a diver, alone in an underwater abyss, with the ability to possess the aquatic creatures around you, solve puzzles, and allow progression further into the darkness. Like Limbo, the game is also devoid of dialogue, but the mystery and not knowing where you are or
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Pac-Man is back, man.

In case anyone out there isn't tired of paying to own Pac-Man on yet another system, Bandai Namco are wheeling out the pensioner pizza once more... well, 14 times more in their upcoming release, Pac-Man Museum+. Yes, this new pac-age features 14 ghost-gobbling games but curiously, no Ms. Pac-Man. You do, of course, get the classic arcade original, along with many of the usual suspects including Pac-Land, Pac-Mania and the
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Llamasoft switches platforms with Tempest 4000

Jeff Minter's Llamasoft is making the leap to the Nintendo Switch and the new Atari VCS console with a port of their excellent game, Tempest 4000. Taking the idea of the original arcade game further than ever before, Tempest 4000 builds on the excellent PS Vita game, TxK, adding a few features and refinements to make it a superb entry in the series in its own right. There are all
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Jetboard Joust is all systems go!

Fans of Defender-esque shoot 'em ups who are pining for some humanoid-rescuing action on their PlayStation or XBox consoles should be thrilled to learn that Jetboard Joust is now available. Previously released on Steam and the Nintendo Switch, the game is a surprising sequel to 1989's unremarkable ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 release, Skateboard Joust. Programmer James Closs has used the power of modern systems to produce something far superior