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Satisfye’s Pro Gaming Grip makes playing with the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode more comfortable. Its asymmetrical design keeps your wrists in the proper position. It also has a built-in stand and comes with two pairs of pads for the Switch’s analog sticks.

This brief trailer for Kingdom Hearts III showcases some of the minigames that you’ll be able to play in the Classic Kingdom. The games-within-the-game sees Sora playing on a Game & Watch style LCD handheld system inspired by classic Disney cartoons.

Insomniac’s Bryan Intihar sat down with Game Informer to give us a preview of the combat in the upcoming PS4 exclusive Spider-Man. This Spidey is like Batman in the Arkham games, armed with a combination of melee, stealth and gadget attacks.

ASUS’ second Zephryus laptop has a more conventional keyboard and trackpad layout compared to its predecessor. It also has a 15.6″ 1080p 144Hz Gsync-enabled display, a GTX 1070 GPU with GPU switching to extend battery life, and an 8th Gen Core i7 CPU.

Co-created by video game critic Angry Joe, Street Fighter: The Miniatures Game is a card-based fighting game with nice pre-painted miniatures as well as stages and interactive props from the series. It has 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, free-for-all and co-op boss modes.

Microsoft Research shows off a tabletop mat that uses capacitive sensors and near-field communication (NFC) to detect the shape and position of objects, as well as touch, and gestures above its surface. It could be used for interactive games and other tangible interfaces.

Created by POOL inc., DENTSU, and Taiyo Kikaku Co. this Japanese commercial for the Sony PlayStation 4 is packed with creativity, with players not just dreaming about their superpowers and abilities from video games, but actually living with them.

This comprehensive gameplay video of Jurassic World Evolution shows us its construction, research and management aspects. Learn about its realistic dinosaur behavior, weather, and research, educational material such as real-world dig sites, and more.

The Nintendo Switch is a pretty nifty gaming system all on its own, but there are a couple of ways in which it could be improved. LEGO builder vmln8r shows off a few accessories they built to enhance the system. The controller rail is a 3D printed part you can download here.

After a brief public beta, Epic Games’ cartoonish battle royale game is now available for select iOS devices. Fortnite Mobile is still the 100-player free for all mode that’s become so popular, with added conveniences such as auto-aim. An Android port is coming soon.

Animator Tina Nawrocki shares a selection of some of the awesome 2D pencil animation work she did for the Studio MDHR and the wildly popular game Cuphead. It’s also a great way to see some of the characters we never got to, since the game is so damned hard.

What starts as a tongue-in-cheek Ninja Gaiden rip off turns into a legitimately fun action platformer. The Messenger combines tight controls with humor and crisp 8-bit and eventually 16-bit graphics. Coming to Windows and Nintendo Switch.

Build the gaming rig of your dreams without spending thousands. The only problem is that it only exists in the virtual world. PC Building Simulator lets you build virtual rigs with brand name components, benchmark them, and even run a virtual PC repair shop.

The PlayStation 4-exclusive enhanced collection of WipEout games now supports the PSVR virtual reality headset. Not only does it make the game more immersive and runs smoothly, it’s also the most natural way to play, letting you look around and ahead of corners.

Nintendo’s puffy pink ball of goo is so fun to play with because of all the crazy things his (or her?) body can do. But what would a creature like Kirby be like if it actually existed? Play Noggin answers another question that nobody was asking.

Launch Q-Tips, matches, and toothpicks with these teensy desktop crossbows. Choose between a Dark Knight or a Phoenix design. Grab one for 35% off the regular price in The Awesomer Shop.

New Gundam Breaker is an action game for Windows and PS4 where you play with living versions of Gunpla, or Gundam model kits. Collect parts as you battle and use them to build your own mech. You’ll also be able to swap parts while in battle. Drops 6/22/18.

You can play The Oregon Trail on your phone and even in your browser. But Basic Fun’s port adds a fair amount of nostalgia with its chiptune music, retro case and large buttons. It’s officially a Target exclusive, but you can also order it from Amazon.

(PG-13) Silicon Valley VR: Inside the Hacker Hostel is a virtual reality experience for the HTC Vive. It will let you explore the familiar incubator home where the main characters live and work. It has hundreds of interactive objects, games and interactions with the characters.

(SPOILERS) Wisecrack takes on two of the main themes explored across the Deus Ex games. One is how paranoia can and is used to manipulate society. The other is the danger of developing technology before understanding its moral implications.

The appropriately-named Ska Tune Network presents a wonderfully upbeat cover version of the background music found in the Mii Channel on the Nintendo Wii. We’re pretty sure its impossible not to move and groove while listening to this.

A great compilation of some of the many rhythm matching games, kicking off with the awesome 1996 PlayStation classic Parappa the Rapper, along with hits like DDR, Beatmania, Samba de Amigo, Rocksmith, and a plethora of obscure titles only found in Japan.

Can’t run Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds on your computer? Perhaps your phone can handle it. The wildly successful and fun online action survival game is now on iOS and Android as a free-to-play game. Go get that chicken dinner.

(Gore) PlayStation presents a 15-minute gameplay video of the upcoming PS4 exclusive God of War. It doesn’t show the series’ weapon switching mechanic, but between the Leviathan Axe, Atreus and his bare hands, Kratos already has a lot to work with.

(Spoilers) This music video from the band GUNSHIP serves as a wonderful tribute to the characters in Ready Player One, as told through 16-bit pixel art. The band is also giving away a custom arcade cabinet if you can figure out the secrets hidden in the video. (Thanks Lee!)