Panzer Dragoon Will Have a Physical Release and Its ‘Zwei’ Sequel Is Confirmed
The remake of the Sega Saturn classic Panzer Dragoon will have a physical release for Nintendo Switch, while its sequel, Panzer Dragoon Zwei, is already in production.
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Panzer Dragoon Remake Is Coming to Switch
During Nintendo's presentation at E3 2019, we learned that the remake of the classic Sega Saturn game, Panzer Dragoon, announced in December of last year, is coming to Switch during the next winter season in the N...
New Zelda, Banjo and Dragon Quest in Smash Bros., Animal Crossing, and More at Nintendo's E3
Today at 1 p.m. Brasília time, Nintendo held its E3 2019 conference digitally, as usual, with a Nintendo Direct. The 40-minute presentation began with Doug Bowser's first appearance—currently president of...
From Mario to Chrono Trigger: List of the Best Super Nintendo Games
The Super Nintendo holds a place in the “hearts” of many retrogamers. Its library includes 784 licensed games, and it was the most commercially successful console of the 16-bit generation. With that in mind, today we selected the console's twenty most iconi...
Chrono Trigger — Facts You Probably Did Not Know
Some games succeed, others are considered classics, but few define an entire generation and attain legendary status. Judging by the popularity easily observed in the gaming community, this is true of Final Fantasy VII on the original PlayStation...
Vectorman Is Released for Android and iOS Through SEGA Forever
Vectorman is the latest game to arrive on Android and iOS as part of the SEGA Forever catalog. Originally released in 1995 for Mega Drive, the game is now available on mobile phones and tablets for free with ads or with the option to remove them for R...
Persona 5 Chosen as the Best RPG of All Time by Japanese Readers
A Famitsu reader poll asking for the best RPG of all time was won by Persona 5, followed by Dragon Quest III and Chrono Trigger.
Chrono Trigger Director Wants a Remake, but Not a Sequel
In a June 1 conversation with Game Informer, Takashi Tokita, director of the legendary RPG Chrono Trigger, expressed his desire to make a remake of the title: "Personally, if the opportunity arose, I would love to see a high-def..."
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