Category: Games Online

Enlarge / Evolve‘s unique 4v1 battling is now back online—and while access is limited, we still count this as a victory for game history preservation.

2K Games / Turtle Rock

From a preservation standpoint, the modern shift to “always-online” video games has been a disaster. We’ve seen it repeatedly: A developer stops “supporting” an online game, and then the rug is pulled out from fans who might try to hack their way into playing the game among friends, leaving all access in tatters.

In the case of the four-on-one online shooter Evolvehowever, the reverse has been true—and in a surprise twist, this 2K-published, Turtle Rock-developed game has been given more life this week than in the four years since its support was shut down.

ROCKLIN, Calif. (KTXL) — A Rocklin business owner was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday for embezzling $4.8 million from his employer and defrauding banks, the US Department of Justice said.

Kevin Lee Co, 51, pleaded guilty in 2016 to wire fraud and money laundering to steal from his employer, Holt of California, according to a DOJ press release.

The DOJ said Co used the money he embezzled to purchase “luxury cars, home furniture, NFL football and NBA basketball season tickets, and approximately $1 million in purchases for the online video game “Game of War.”

The DOJ said that while Co was pending sentencing he applied for funds for his own business under the Paycheck Protection Program. Co did not disclose, as required in his application, that he had pleaded guilty to criminal charges.

According to the DOJ

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Nintendo last week surprised Switch Online Expansion Pack subscribers with the announcement of Pokémon Puzzle League, but we’re now at a point where we don’t know what’s coming next. Even Japan’s line up has now been completed with the release of the first two Custom Robo games.

This has also got some fans are wondering how much longer Nintendo will continue to support the N64 Expansion Pack library. Fortunately, there’s no need to panic. The company today issued a message (via social media) – reassuring fans it will continue to deliver N64 games. Phew!

@NintendoAmerica – More #Nintendo64 games will be added to #NintendoSwitchOnline + Expansion Pack. Stay tuned!

So, there you have it – expect more N64 games in the future. At the pace Nintendo

Ubisoft is set to shut down multiplayer and online services for 15 games on September 1, 2022, including five Assassin’s Creed games, Far Cry 3, Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, and more.

For games like Assassin’s Creed 3 (2012 Release) and Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood, the installation of access to DLC will also be unavailable on that date.

“Closing the online services for some older games allows us to focus our resources on delivering great experiences for players who are playing newer or more popular titles,” Ubisoft wrote on its support page.

The full list of games and what services will be stopped is as follows

• Assassin’s Creed II
  • PC, PlayStation 3: You will be unable to play multiplayer, link Ubisoft accounts in-game or use online features.
• Assassin’s Creed 3 (2012 Release)
  • PC: You will be unable to play multiplayer, link Ubisoft accounts in-game or use online

The 22nd Commonwealth Games take place in Birmingham from 28 July to 8 August and BBC Sport will bring you live coverage of every session.

There will be up to 11 live streams on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, with additional coverage on the Red Button to help you follow your favorite sport.

The best of the day’s action will be shown on highlights program Tonight at the Games every evening on BBC One.

The BBC Sport website and app will also feature live

Heads up, puzzlers. The latest Nintendo Switch Online update has brought an obscure, albeit excellent, Kirby game to the service.

If you’re a Nintendo Switch Online subscriber, you can now stream Kirby’s Avalanche via the service’s digital SNES library. Based on Sega’s classic blob matching puzzler, Puyo Puyo, it probably isn’t the first SNES Kirby game you think of. But it’s certainly one of the most unique and fun.

Joining Kirby’s Avalanche is SNES fighting game Fighter’s History, and NES shooter Daiva Story 6. The latter features a fair bit of Japanese text, but the shoot-em-up nature of the game makes it perfectly playable for English audiences.

You’ll be prompted to download the update the next time you boot up the Nintendo Switch’s SNES and NES apps. Once it’s done, the games will be added to the top of each app’s menu, ready for you to stream.

Nintendo Switch Online subscribers have new free SNES and NES games, or, more specifically, two new SNES games and one new NES game. Because these aren’t Sega Genesis games nor N64 games, these new freebies don’t require the Expansion Pack tier of the subscription service, aka the more expensive tier of the subscription service. All you need to download and enjoy the three new games is a basic ol’ Nintendo Switch Online subscription.

As for the three games, they are the following titles: Fighter’s History, Kirby’s Avalancheand Daiva Story 6: Imperial of Nirsartia. The former two are the aforementioned SNES games while the latter is the aforementioned NES game. The first of these games, Fighter’s Historywas developed and published by Data East, who first released the game in 1993 via arcade, with the NES version not coming until two years later in 1995. The second of

Nintendo has been slowly beefing up its library of games available to Nintendo Switch Online and Expansion Pack subscribers.

What began as a library of just 20 NES games has grown to include dozens more. Plus, Nintendo has since introduced the SNES, Nintendo 64, and even Sega Genesis games, giving players a chance to play some fan-favorite classics and some deep cuts, too. It’s hard to predict when new games might arrive as the company has maintained a somewhat inconsistent cadence in doing so, but that’s okay because this list is all you need.

As Nintendo adds new titles, we’ll be sure to update this list to include them. If you’re looking for something specific, use this story’s Table of Contents to jump to the different consoles quickly. Here’s every NES, SNES, 64, and Genesis game added to Nintendo Switch Online.

NES

Added September 19, 2018

• Balloon Fight
• Baseball
• Donkey