Review: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream
Tomodachi Life was Nintendo’s strangest success stories on the Nintendo 3DS. Released in 2013 as the follow-up to the Japan-exclusive...
Review: Super Mario Bros. Wonder + Meetup in Bellabel Park
When I reviewed Super Mario Bros. Wonder over two years ago, I shared that it stands as “a testament to...
Review: Pokémon Pokopia
I’ll start with a small admission. I don’t usually review games I haven’t finished. It’s part of the discipline. Play...
Review: Mario Tennis Fever
Mario Sports games are often a mixed bag; not enough simulation and realism for some, too gimmicky and shallow for...
Review: Animal Crossing – New Horizons
Animal Crossing: New Horizons returns with a Switch 2 upgrade that is careful and deliberate rather than revolutionary. Nintendo has...
Review: Metroid Prime 4 – Beyond
Metroid isn’t one of my go-to Nintendo franchises and somehow, I skipped most of them growing up, either because it...
Review: Kirby Air Riders
Kirby Air Riders is a chaotic and colourful racer that delivers a lively experience, although it asks players to adapt...
Review: Hyrule Warriors – Age of Imprisonment
A Musou Zelda mash-up, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment kicks off Nintendo’s festive offering with a fun interpretation of the...
Review: Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2
I won a copy of Super Mario Galaxy 2 in a Nintendo poetry competition in 2010 for ‘I can be...
Review: EA Sports 26
I’m somewhat of an occasional football fan, in that I get really hyped during World Cups and have little interest...
Review: Donkey Kong Bananza: DK Island & Emerald Rush DLC
It hasn’t been long since Donkey Kong Bananza reminded everyone why Nintendo’s ape deserves top billing. Destructible worlds, reactive mechanics,...
Review: Borderlands 4
Borderlands has always been a series that leans heavily into chaotic gunplay, loot-driven progression, and irreverent humour. Having played every...