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There's yet another PC ripoff floating around the Nintendo eShop, but this time it's REPO that's been robbed: 'Even the eShop has slip-ups when it comes to allowing fake games'
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April 25, 2025

There’s yet another PC ripoff floating around the Nintendo eShop, but this time it’s REPO that’s been robbed: ‘Even the eShop has slip-ups when it comes to allowing fake games’

A game called R.E.P.O Horror was released on the Nintendo eShop, misleading players into believing it was the authentic PC game R.E.P.O. Users reported that R.E.P.O Horror was of low quality and not published by the original developer, Semiwork. This incident is part of a broader trend of intellectual property infringement, as seen with other titles like The Backrooms 1998 and games such as TCG Card Shop Simulator, Only Up!, and Chained Together, which closely resemble their original versions. Consumers are advised to verify developer and publisher details before purchasing games on the Nintendo eShop to avoid counterfeit products. The original R.E.P.O game remains a reputable option in the co-op horror genre, with plans for future enhancements.
Don't expect Minecraft to go free-to-play anytime soon, as Mojang says "It doesn't really work with the way we built it"
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March 23, 2025

Don’t expect Minecraft to go free-to-play anytime soon, as Mojang says “It doesn’t really work with the way we built it”

Minecraft is the best-selling game of all time, maintaining its popularity since its launch in 2011. It has remained a paid title while other games have shifted to a free-to-play model. Minecraft has consistently been on the Nintendo Switch eShop's best-selling list since its 2017 release. Mojang producer Ingela Garneij stated that the game's design and monetization strategy were intended as a one-time purchase, calling it "the best deal in the world." A Minecraft movie featuring Jack Black is in development. The name Minecraft: Pocket Edition was inspired by the Nintendo Game Boy Pocket.
Major performance issues aside, over half of Monster Hunter Wilds’ sales are from Steam alone
AppWizard
March 19, 2025

Major performance issues aside, over half of Monster Hunter Wilds’ sales are from Steam alone

Monster Hunter Wilds has attracted over 400,000 daily players on Steam and was the top-selling game across all platforms in February, with more than half of its sales coming from Steam. It has doubled the launch performance of Monster Hunter Rise, making it the best-selling game of 2025 so far. Capcom's 2024 report states that nearly 50% of their software sales now come from PC, reflecting a strategic shift towards the PC market. Despite some performance issues, the game's overall quality has been praised, and ongoing updates are expected to maintain its momentum.
Nintendo Switch eShop deals - Hyper Lift Drifter, Minecraft Legends, Portal, more
AppWizard
November 25, 2024

Nintendo Switch eShop deals – Hyper Lift Drifter, Minecraft Legends, Portal, more

A new wave of deals on the North American Nintendo Switch eShop includes significant discounts on popular titles. Notable offers include: - 20XX – .39 (was .99) - 30XX – .99 (was .99) - ACA NeoGeo Aero Fighters 2 – .99 (was .99) - Actraiser Renaissance – .99 (was .99) - A Hat in Time – .99 (was .99) - Alan Wake Remastered – .49 (was .99) - Assassin’s Creed: The Ezio Collection – .99 (was .99) - Blasphemous 2 – .99 (was .99) - Hyper Light Drifter – .99 (was .99) - Minecraft Legends – .99 (was .99) - Portal: Companion Collection – .99 (was .99) - Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair – .99 (was .99) - Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – .99 (was .99) A complete list of discounts is available on Nintendo’s website.
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