Nintendo Reviews

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron is one of those games I’ve always meant to play. It’s an artsy action game that’s a loose adaptation of the book of Enoch from Judaism, which sounds exactly up my alley. It was on the PS3 and 360 back in

Long ago, in a small part of the Mushroom Kingdom, there was a beautiful city, made of stone and marble. However, a terrible calamity struck the town, and it sank beneath the waves. One thousand years later, a hive of scum and villainy has risen in its place: Rogueport. Princess

I really wanted to love Endless Ocean Luminous. I’ve always been interested in the series, but never got around to it, so this newest entry seemed like the perfect time. Unfortunately, Luminous seems to be lacking a lot of the charm and features that made the original games special.

I love kitty cats. I’ve been a cat person since I was little, and my family has had several over the years. They’re family. It’s always cool to find a game that speaks to me on the market, and Little Kitty, Big City was definitely that. Now

SaGa has been around since 1989, having released 15 titles as of writing this. We’ve seen this game on almost every platform since then, with Emerald Beyond being the newest in the line coming out on multiple platforms including the Nintendo Switch. This is the first in the SaGa

My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! -Pirates of the Disturbance- is a dating sim/visual novel based on the anime based on the manga based on the light novel My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!. The story follows Catarina Claes,

Prepped and ready for a night out on the town with your work buddies, you don your schoolgirl uniform. Standing underneath the buzzing neon sign outside the Anglerfish bar, you anticipate a night of debauchery and booze-addled antics, but what lurks underneath the seedy nightclub has a different definition of

If you’re anything like me, you’ve likely amassed a stockpile of controllers over the years, mainly due to each console generation generally requiring the use of their own proprietary controller. Thankfully, a few consoles, such as the Nintendo Switch, are far more lenient with their controller layout, allowing