7 Video Games You'll Want to Buy in March
1.The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD
Platform: Wii
U
Release Date: March 4 (NA,
PAL), March 5 (AUS), March 10 (JP)
MSRP: $59.99
Twilight Princess HD is a remastered release of the Gamecube/Wii adventure, a game that, for many fans, was a return to form for the series. On top of the sprawling world map and wealth of dungeons that the original game offered, Twilight Princess HD also includes an all-new dungeon and amiibo support for unique in-game perks. The game also makes subtle improvements to the controls, so transforming between human and wolf forms is much easier.
MSRP: $59.99
Twilight Princess HD is a remastered release of the Gamecube/Wii adventure, a game that, for many fans, was a return to form for the series. On top of the sprawling world map and wealth of dungeons that the original game offered, Twilight Princess HD also includes an all-new dungeon and amiibo support for unique in-game perks. The game also makes subtle improvements to the controls, so transforming between human and wolf forms is much easier.
2.Tom Clancy's The Division
Platforms: PC,
Xbox One, PS4
Release Date: March 8, 2016
MSRP: $59.99
A virus has brought New York City to a standstill on Black Friday, carried by our porous, filthy, linen money. A sleeper government agency called The Division steps up to assist the infected and shoot down assailants and terrorists within the quarantined city. An involved leveling system and loot-based equipment drops encourages players to thoroughly explore of the city for the best gear, and the multiplayer aspect pushes players to cooperate to survive, or assail, one another.
Release Date: March 8, 2016
MSRP: $59.99
A virus has brought New York City to a standstill on Black Friday, carried by our porous, filthy, linen money. A sleeper government agency called The Division steps up to assist the infected and shoot down assailants and terrorists within the quarantined city. An involved leveling system and loot-based equipment drops encourages players to thoroughly explore of the city for the best gear, and the multiplayer aspect pushes players to cooperate to survive, or assail, one another.
3.Hitman
Platforms: PC,
Xbox One, PS4
Release Date: March 11, 2016
MSRP: $15.99 (intro), $59.99 (full game)
Hitman goes back to its roots in this installment, as a bald man in a suit, killing his target with his guns, or whatever weapon is in the area. The Hitman games feature highly detailed environments, filled with deadly hazards and traps that seem innocuous at first glance. A stylized glass chandelier over a fashion runway may not be dangerous at first, but some clever tampering and good timing can transform it into the perfect tool for the job. Hitman will be released episodically; the first episode hits shelves this month.
Release Date: March 11, 2016
MSRP: $15.99 (intro), $59.99 (full game)
Hitman goes back to its roots in this installment, as a bald man in a suit, killing his target with his guns, or whatever weapon is in the area. The Hitman games feature highly detailed environments, filled with deadly hazards and traps that seem innocuous at first glance. A stylized glass chandelier over a fashion runway may not be dangerous at first, but some clever tampering and good timing can transform it into the perfect tool for the job. Hitman will be released episodically; the first episode hits shelves this month.
4.Pokken Tournament
Platforms: WII
U
Release Date: March 18, 2016
MSRP: $59.99
Pokémon dives into the fighting game realm in Pokken Tournament. Developed by Bandai Namco, Pokken Tournament incorporates the combat style of the Tekken series and pits two iconic Pokémon in an action-packed take on the classic duel. Pokken Tournament currently features a roster of 16 playable Pokémon, with more planned for release. Over two dozen additional Pokémon can be summoned as assists during battle as well, which will aid your main fighter with buffs.
Release Date: March 18, 2016
MSRP: $59.99
Pokémon dives into the fighting game realm in Pokken Tournament. Developed by Bandai Namco, Pokken Tournament incorporates the combat style of the Tekken series and pits two iconic Pokémon in an action-packed take on the classic duel. Pokken Tournament currently features a roster of 16 playable Pokémon, with more planned for release. Over two dozen additional Pokémon can be summoned as assists during battle as well, which will aid your main fighter with buffs.
5.Hyrule Warriors Legends
Platforms: Nintendo
3DS
Release Date: March 24 (PAL, AUS), March 25 (NA)
MSRP: $39.99
The explosive action of Hyrule Warriors makes its way onto the 3DS in March, featuring all-new characters, gameplay improvements, and storylines. You play as one of over a dozen heroes from various Zelda titles and fight hordes of monsters and bosses across themed stages in classic Dynasty Warriors style. Legends includes new areas and characters from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, with the content also serving as a proper bookend to the game's story. All previously released DLC will be included in Legends.
Release Date: March 24 (PAL, AUS), March 25 (NA)
MSRP: $39.99
The explosive action of Hyrule Warriors makes its way onto the 3DS in March, featuring all-new characters, gameplay improvements, and storylines. You play as one of over a dozen heroes from various Zelda titles and fight hordes of monsters and bosses across themed stages in classic Dynasty Warriors style. Legends includes new areas and characters from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, with the content also serving as a proper bookend to the game's story. All previously released DLC will be included in Legends.
6.MLB The Show 16
Platforms: PS3,
PS4
Release Date: March 29, 2016
MSRP: $59.99
Sony gives PlayStation fans plenty of baseball action and sim/management fantasy with MLB The Show 16. The customizable, team-building Diamond Dynasty and Road to The Show modes see plenty of improvements. The Show 16 introduces a few less-than-realistic mechanics with the perk system, which make the game a touch more accessible to casual players. From slowing down time to fast-forwarding 2-0 when bases are loaded, these abilities can greatly change the flow and feel of the game.
Release Date: March 29, 2016
MSRP: $59.99
Sony gives PlayStation fans plenty of baseball action and sim/management fantasy with MLB The Show 16. The customizable, team-building Diamond Dynasty and Road to The Show modes see plenty of improvements. The Show 16 introduces a few less-than-realistic mechanics with the perk system, which make the game a touch more accessible to casual players. From slowing down time to fast-forwarding 2-0 when bases are loaded, these abilities can greatly change the flow and feel of the game.
7.Black Desert Online
Platforms: PC
Release Date: March 3, 2016 (NA, PAL)
MSRP: $29.99
This anticipated MMORPG received plenty of attention thanks to its absurdly detailed character creation system, but Black Desert has much more to offer than that. Set in a high-fantasy world of swords and sorcery, players are thrust into a conflict between two major nations. Combat is action-oriented, and a parkour system lets gamers explore cities and wilds in a way few MMOs allow. Dynamic day/night cycles and ever-changing weather keep the world fresh and varied.
Release Date: March 3, 2016 (NA, PAL)
MSRP: $29.99
This anticipated MMORPG received plenty of attention thanks to its absurdly detailed character creation system, but Black Desert has much more to offer than that. Set in a high-fantasy world of swords and sorcery, players are thrust into a conflict between two major nations. Combat is action-oriented, and a parkour system lets gamers explore cities and wilds in a way few MMOs allow. Dynamic day/night cycles and ever-changing weather keep the world fresh and varied.
7 Video Games You'll Want to Buy in March
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