Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance

As they promised, a 4K version of Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance appeared on consoles last weekend — but not all of them. The game launched on time for Playstation and XBox, but the Switch version was hit with a strange delay and did not appear. According to Black Isle Studios, the matter is out of their hands…they say the full game was approved and, as far as they knew, ready to go on launch day…but for some reason an issue on Nintendo’s end relating to the store caused the game to not appear. That’s about all we know, since the problem is Nintendo’s and you know how hard it can be getting answers from them. Black Isle broke the news with a tweet depicting a sad Mario. The delay should not last longer than a few days. Hey all, Due to an unforeseen issue on the Nintendo Switch store, we’re going to have to delay the launch for a few days to fix it. We’re incredibly sorry about this and

One of the most fondly remembered action games of the Playstation 2 era is coming back — and sooner than you expected. Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance, a hack-and-slasher set in the D&D universe, has been remastered in 4K for modern consoles…and it’s coming tomorrow! This epic adventure lets you control one of three playable heroes (or more than one if you’ve got a friend) through multiple environments across three acts. You’ll journey through the dungeons beneath Baldur’s Gate, deep into the Underdark and to the peak of Burning Eye mountain. And you’ll face off against some of D&D’s most iconic monsters, like swarming Kobolds or the Gelatinous Cube of “Pixar’s Onward” fame. Why now? Because a sequel is on the way…Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance will be released next month; gameplay will be much like Baldur’s Gate except from a behind the back, third-person perspective. A re-release of the beloved console classic, now with 4K scaling on the Xbox or PS4 Pro. Three race and class combinations. Play as a