Review: Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave
I like to think of myself as a hardcore Nintendo fan, but every year I’m reminded how many beloved, critically...
Review: Marvel’s Wolverine
Unlike pattypans, which I’ve eternally abhorred, I have a complicated history with Wolverine games. I played X2: Wolverine’s Revenge on...
Review: Orbitals
There is something uniquely enjoyable about playing a good co-op game with someone you know well. There is also something...
Review: Onimusha – Way of the Sword
I went into Onimusha: Way of the Sword with two glutinously conflicting feelings. On the one hand, I have a...
Review: Splatoon Raiders
I waded into Splatoon Raiders with lower expectations than I probably should have. I never really gelled with the previous...
Review: Fitness Boxing 3 – Your Personal Trainer
Fitness Boxing 3 proves that Nintendo’s growing catalogue of fitness games isn’t just a novelty and delivers a surprisingly focused...
Review: Star Fox
There are certain games that become legendary long before you ever get the chance to play them. For me, the...
Review: Rhythm Paradise Groove
Rhythm Paradise Groove is the long-awaited return of one of Nintendo’s most niche franchises, arriving more than a decade after...
Review: Yoshi and the Mysterious Book
Nintendo has no qualms reinventing familiar franchises, and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is the latest to explore a new...
Review: Saros
There are certain games I admire more than I enjoyed playing, like liking the idea of a fruit bowl more...
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...