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Reviews   -   Nov 30, 2017 A cut above the rest — Xenoblade Chronicles 2 review
A cut above the rest — Xenoblade Chronicles 2 review

Picture, if you will, a GameStop branch in the summer of 2012. Business is slow, as it’s the dead season for game releases, and a bored employee sits behind the counter as 2 high-school students browse the selection. Happening upon a lone copy of a Wii game he’d

by Noah McGuire
Reviews   -   Aug 29, 2017 A strange and wonderful amalgamation: Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle review
A strange and wonderful amalgamation: Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle review

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is one of the strangest premises for a crossover game that I’ve seen in recent memory. Take Super Mario Bros, the Raving Rabbids, and XCOM, mix em’ all together, and you’ve got Kingdom Battle. This combination sounds like there’s almost no chance of

by Noah McGuire
Reviews   -   Jul 29, 2017 Destiny Warriors – Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star review
Destiny Warriors – Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star review

With Fire Emblem Warriors having no concrete release date beyond just “2017,” I’ve been starved for horde-fighting action starring characters from one of my favorite series. I loved Hyrule Warriors and its sequel, Hyrule Warriors Legends, and I just really wished that there were more games that took the

by Noah McGuire
Reviews   -   May 17, 2017 Building on solid foundations: Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition Review
Building on solid foundations: Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition Review

Punch a tree. Make some tools. Dig a hole. Every new playthrough of Minecraft begins as such, and though numerous changes and additions have come over the years, the core gameplay will always come from mining and crafting. That being said, this most recent version does bring enough new changes

by Noah McGuire
Reviews   -   Apr 18, 2017 Wonderful in presentation, less-so in practice: Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap review
Wonderful in presentation, less-so in practice: Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap review

A hero grasping his sword and shield, storming a castle to battle a dragon. A scenario that many gamers should know well, and one of the first images that comes to mind when reflecting on the era of early console gaming, this is the position I found myself in upon

by Noah McGuire
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