Steven's back for a second video game adventure in Save the Light, leaping from mobile to consoles! But is this a gem of a game, or is it a diamond in the rough? Let's take a look at what parts of the game drove a van into our hearts, and which parts left us feeling blue.
Amazon has discounted the physical version of Steven Universe: Save The Light & OK K.O.! Let's Play Heroes to $19.99 on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Usually one larger AAA and a smaller indie title make the free games list for PS Plus every month. While the official list for November 2019 has yet to be released, here are some predictions as to what those games might be based on Sony's past choices and some outside factors.
Trying to be fair, this kind of article is more a wish list than a prediction list.
Being realistic, it's a guess with no parameters whatsoever.
Always has been, and wonder why they're even allowed to be posted. They offer nothing, and are always wrong. The one time I recall them getting one game right, was probably just dumb luck.
This and the PS5/Scarlett "anonymous developer" articles from Gaming Bolt are seriously pointless, I agree
Lol, you're gonna keep saying every month that your prediction for Res Evil 7 will be in the list till it does eventually turn up.
That being said....... I'm keen to give it a whirl.
Last/this month's TLOU is getting a 3rd playthrough now.
Earlier today, Cartoon Network announced that two of their series-based video games, Steven Universe: Save the Light and OK K.O.! Let’s Play Heroes, would be coming to the Nintendo Switch on November 2nd.
Following this digital release, a full retail bundle is planning for release in March of 2019. This physical bundle would include both Steven Universe: Save the Light and OK K.O.! Let’s Play Heroes with a release on Playstation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. Upon release, the bundle will cost $39.99 USD.
How about adult swim games? The nintendo switch isn't just for kids to play after school
You mean Rise and Shine? Pool Panic? Battle Chef Brigade? Plus the plethora of T- and M-rated Switch games. How dare they release content for multiple age groups, right?
