Breath of the Wild has it’s own set of Amiibo and you can get them when the title launches March 3rd. But what do they do? Is the functionality worthwhile? YouTube content creator Blunty explains what each amiibo does, as it was revealed recently the full usage for every amiibo.

The 5 new Zelda themed Amiibo that come out with Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild, AND the pre-existing Smash bros Zelda Amiibo have now had their official compatibility with the game detailed.

If you want to see what each amiibo does, consider watching the above video to find out!

Reports have been releasing from press outlets that the Switch is having an issue maintaining a sync with the Left Joy Con controller. This is an issue that varies from person to person, but GameXplain looked into the issue. There finds can be found in the above video but what they discovered is that if you cover the Joy Con completely, it negates some of the Bluetooth Signal being sent to the Switch Unit.
This results in unresponsive controls and depending on how bad the situation is, it can drastically effect gameplay. If you are playing the Switch in portable mode with the Joy Cons locked into the system or if you are close to the console, these issues shouldn’t be present much. But it’s good seeing this be tested, as hopefully a more solid fix can be found or patched into the OS of the Switch at launch.

We spent some time diving into the issues surrounding a game called Fur-Fun in the past but further issues have been creeping up. SidAlpha thankfully details everything in a well-produced video which you can find above this text. He offers quality content and dives into major issues surrounding Steam, with a more known case being his reports on Digital Homicide vs. Jim Sterling.

Fur-Fun, a coin collecting platformer by Doky Dalas and it’s production has been thrown into the maelstrom of controversy. From unpaid developers to potentially illegal distribution of assets to DMCA take downs. This one seems to be the complete package.

Sid Alpha even wrote a review on the title which you can check out by clicking the following link. One quote from the review sums it up though sadly.

With numerous crashes, bugs, and glitches, this game is nowhere NEAR ready despite the apparent assumption that it is nearly completed by the Developer.
The game crashed for me 3 times in less than an hour. I fell through the map 7 times. I got hung up on invisible walls countless times. This isn’t a game. It is an abomination. Avoid at all costs.

It’s a shame to hear stories like these but hopefully the developer is hearing all the feedback and will improve upon Fur-Fun in the future. Stay tuned for further updates.
 

FFXV was promised a major PS4 Pro patch which offered higher frame rates and smoother gameplay but upon testing, it offers some interesting results. Digital Foundry drives across the open worlds yet again and discovers that an unlocked frame rate isn’t the best way to playthrough FFXV.

This isn’t good. Final Fantasy 15’s new PS4 Pro patch lets frame-rates go unlocked while in the ‘lite’ mode – but the game simply doesn’t hit 60fps as promised by the patch notes. Instead, it runs between 30-50fps. John explains the problems with this approach.

With it bouncing between 30-50FPS, frame-pacing is a bigger issue compared to before and regarding stable performance, the PS4 Pro is not the best option anymore. Digital Foundry recommends you play either the game on base PS4 (with frame pacing but not as bad) or on the Xbox One (with lower image quality but with a more stable frame rate + no frame pacing at all).
It’s a shame to see the PS4 Pro not offer the best experience but maybe upon further updates, the Pro version of FFXV will play and look even better.

PtoPOnline released a video recently showing off how Elder Scrolls Travels: Oblivion runs on the PlayStation 2, as a version was planed for that console in addition to the main PSP release.

A special PS2 build of the unreleased PSP title, running on PS2 Development Hardware only at this point. No sound plays during this build.

PS2 ports of various PSP games are common, as even Sony made PS2 versions of some releases like Secret Agent Clank and Jak & Daxter: The Lost Frontier. It’s always interesting seeing the history of game development and this version of EST: Oblivion is just another part of gaming history we can learn about.

LEGO City Undercover is coming out quite soon for various platforms, but we didn’t know when exactly it would release. A new trailer released today to answer this question and it is now confirmed to be launching on April 4th across all platforms. In addition, co-op support was confirmed for all versions which means one of the more glaring issues from the Wii U release is getting fixed.
We also see new costumes for Chase to don across his undercover adventure when compared to the Wii U release but something worth noting is that the Switch version will contain all the Wii U Exclusive bits of Nintendo-themed content. So keep a sharp eye out during your adventure if you are playing this on the Nintendo Switch.
 

For a long time Jim Sterling, gaming critic and former writer for Destructoid, has been battling indie studio Digital Homicide after being threatened with a lawsuit. This has been on-going for a full year and just recently has been put to rest. Jim gave an official statement that you can check out here but below is a short quote from his post. 

After a year of lingering and a cavalcade of increasingly exasperating amendments, it is a distinct personal pleasure to finally be able to say that the lawsuit “James Romine v. James Stanton” has been dismissed with prejudice following discussions between my lawyer Bradley Hartman and the plaintiff James Romine.
I will not go over the entirety of the lawsuit or its associated ordeal in this statement. There are a lot of things to talk about but right now I want to take a moment to simply respond to the immediate news.

This is great news and hopefully this will stop studios making asset flips from harassing critics who are voicing their opinion. If you noticed, this posted opened with a video. Jim released this today giving the date 2/27/16. That is when Jimquisitions normally go up, meaning that a full episode dedicated to his battle with Digital Homicide is happening. We will learn more about what happened hopefully and we will report on whatever is stated in the video once it goes live next week (as of this writing).