3DS
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2.8KDrilled in your head: Win a copy of Gurumin 3D!
Have you read our Gurumin 3D review and interview with Mastiff president and CEO, Bill Swartz? If you’re still on the fence about...
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3.4KA drill to pierce the heavens: Mastiff CEO on Gurumin 3D release
Released earlier this year, Mastiff published Nihon Falcom’s Gurumin 3D for the Nintendo 3DS in North America, which we called “a fun...
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705.6KBuild a better port: Super Mario Maker 3DS review
One of the surprise hits of last year, Super Mario Maker was able to connect with audiences everywhere by offering an easy...
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655.5KIt’s my party, and I’ll cry if I want to: Mario Party: Star Rush review
Mario Party is at a weird point in its lifetime; while most people who’ve grown up with the friendship-breaking party game series...
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906.9KAlola Awaits! Pokemon Sun and Moon review
Hala, the Kahuna of Melemele Island, proudly tells you: “Only when you find the balance of the old and the new can...
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358.8KBattle for boredom: Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers review
While people tend to reminisce on the good old days of animated juggernaut Cartoon Network with things like Johnny Bravo, Dexter’s Laboratory,...
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804.9KThis is not a drill: Gurumin 3D review
With today’s games vying for realism and complexity, it’s always a breath of fresh air when something comes out that’s simple and...
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705.4KAcceptable in the 80s: River City: Tokyo Rumble review
With so many franchises celebrating their milestone anniversaries, a few relatively obscure ones are also joining the fun. Case in point, the...
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755.5KFire, ice, and everything nice: Sonic Boom: Fire and Ice review
For the past ten years, Sonic the Hedgehog has been on a roller coaster of quality. After the horrendous atrocity that was...
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707.9KIt’s not the end of the world — Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse Review
Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse is a strong follow-up to its 2013 predecessor, but it still suffers from the same problems. Apocalypse...
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704.8KSave the islands, save the world: Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past opens with a sense of anticipation. “The entire world is just this little island,”...
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754.2KParty like it’s 2008: Noitu Love: Devolution review
2008 was a pretty good year for the independent market. Not only were the critically acclaimed hits World of Goo and Braid...
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905.1KLegal Weapon 6 – Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney – Spirit of Justice review
The Ace Attorney series has one of the worst pitches for a game of all time: Let’s make a game where the...
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756.0KNot at full force: Metroid Prime: Federation Force review
From the moment it was announced, Metroid Prime: Federation Force has been met with skepticism. Fans who had been clamoring for a...
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2.9KGaming Trend interviews COO of 13 AM Games Dave Proctor regarding Runbow retail releases, publishing wing
Recently announced at E3, 13 AM Games will release retail versions of the independently created Runbow this fall. Runbow Deluxe and Runbow...
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354.1KA little boxed in: The Delusions of Von Sottendorff and his Square Mind review
Other than turn-based RPGs, puzzle games have been a genre that has thrived on the 3DS in recent years. While the handheld...
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804.3KThinking outside the box: BOXBOXBOY! review
When I reviewed the original BOXBOY! last year, I praised the game for how it was able to build such complex puzzles...
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909.2KMemento mori: Zero Time Dilemma review
It’s rare to see a game take as many chances in its concluding chapters like Zero Time Dilemma does. For a game...
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754.5KYou can (not) absorb: Kirby: Planet Robobot review
Many of Kirby’s recent outings have been permutations on a formula, a series of mash-ups and experiments succeeding or failing at random....
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854.4KFamilar Friends, Fresh Foes – Bravely Second: End Layer Review
Bravely Default awoke something in me that had been lying dormant — my love of JRPGs. While Bravely Second: End Layer doesn’t...
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804.7KAn Oddly Satisfying Union – Hyrule Warriors Legends review
The aptly named Hyrule Warriors Legends is exactly what you’d expect from mixing together The Legend of Zelda and Dynasty Warriors. Add...
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603.8KCrossing the franchises — Project X-Zone 2 review
Expectations are usually high when major franchises meet: Batman and Superman, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Family Guy and The Simpsons. The results...
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905.6KAn epic in three acts — Fire Emblem: Fates review
Fire Emblem: Fates seeks to hit the heights of war epics, a word that has been misconstrued often when it comes to...
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655.7K“Good on paper” – Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam review
We’ve seen a lot of Mario crossovers over the years, but Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam takes a very unique approach by...
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808.8KPikachu, you rogue! Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon review
I’m captivated by games which features roguelike elements and dynamically generated content. Pokemon? Admittedly, I’m ambivalent. But when I heard that Pokemon...
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854.3KA ghoulishly good time — Yo-Kai Watch review
Within an hour of starting up Yo-Kai Watch, I had befriended several ghouls, including a talking cat named Jibanyan who punched cars...
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807.5KA little light that shines — Stella Glow review
I had no idea what to expect when I fired up Stella Glow for the first time. I had no prior experience...
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855.2KIt’s dangerous to go alone — The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes review
The Legend of Zelda series is no stranger to spin-off titles, with each non-core entry having its own varying degrees of success....
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754.7KHatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX Review
The music/rhythm genre is on the rise, it seems. After the long drought for the genre that became bloated with countless rhythm...
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2.6KNot your average bear — Paddington: Adventures in London
Movie tie-in titles, especially ones for children’s movies, are almost universally laughably unappealing. They’re usually either reskins of other games or half-assed...
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2.2KPlatforming with ease and complexity — Mighty No. 9
Mighty No. 9 is one of the original Kickstarter darlings, and it looks like we’re finally going to be able to get...
