With a little less than a month to go, Nintendo’s released a new Super Mario Bros. Wonder trailer. The trailer treads familiar ground, going over all the power-ups and places you’ll experience in the game.
If you missed the Super Mario Bros. Wonder Direct or if you just can’t get enough of what looks to be the trippiest Mario Bros. game ever, take a look.
I am a grown adult with no kids and yet I was the one who rushed to tell my coworkers (some of whom actually have children) about the new Bluey video game. Coming November 17th to console and PC, Bluey: The Videogame offers new and familiar adventures with everyone’s favorite family of Aussie fidos. Really hope the Sleepytime episode makes an appearance in the game so I can bawl endlessly.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora has a brand new story trailer, debuting during Sony’s Fall State of Play. In Frontiers, you play as a Na’vi who was kidnapped by humans and raised as a child soldier on Pandora. After Jake Sully and his blue cat group kick humans off the planet, the former soldiers are left to rediscover their Na’vi heritage (which means connecting their hair tentacle to just about everything.) Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora comes to PlayStation 5 on December 7th.
During Sony’s September State of Play, we got our first look at a new Ghostbusters game for the PSVR2, Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghostlord.
You can customize your ghost buster with all kinds of cosmetics while trying and failing to not cross the streams with your shaky VR hands. Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghostlord launches October 26th, just in time for Halloween.
Mortal Kombat 1 isn’t out yet, though reviews are (with some in progress), but the game seems to already be out in the wild. Sonic Fox, anointed of the fighting game gods and protector of trans rights, apparently has their hands on the game already and is doing things with its new Kameo feature that defy description.
Even Mortal Kombat creative director Ed Boon can’t wait to see them kompete in future MK1 tournaments. Me too!
