Nintendo Reviews

Only Princess Arzette can defeat Daimur! When the demon lord is freed from his book prison, Arzette must light the beacons around the kingdom to reach his lair and, after repairing the Jewel of Faramore, use it to seal him once again. Along the way, she’ll solve people’s

Another Code: Recollection is an “enhanced” version of the original 2005 Nintendo DS game, Another Code: Two Memories and the 2009 Wii game, Another Code: R. The latter was never widely released in North America. You take the role of Ashley Robins, a young girl who has a knack for

In the not too distant future, the law is in shambles. In an effort to prove their cases, lawyers on both sides are fabricating evidence and using whatever means they can to win. The truth matters little. However, a group of three lawyers will stand up for both their beliefs

Pokémon Scarlet & Pokémon Violet tried to reinvent the series, and succeeded in some ways with its open world structure, but largely felt like more of the same in a worse package. The franchise lost its sense of adventure and whimsy somewhere along the way, and we were left with

Super Mario RPG has a glowing reputation among gamers and developers alike. Despite only playing it for the first time last year, I can see that is for good reason. It made turn-based battles more involved through timed hits, added some light platforming to exploration, and perhaps most importantly, remained

I love everything about WarioWare: Move It! except for actually playing it. That sounds bad, and in some ways it is, yet that’s also kind of the point. WarioWare games aim to discombobulate – they rapid-fire seconds-long “microgames” in a constant barrage meant to keep you on your toes and

Fashion is one of my favorite parts of gaming. From appreciating cool character designs to Final Fantasy XIV’s Glamour endgame, creating an outfit for every situation is just fun. This is especially true as someone who doesn’t currently engage with fashion much in real life. It certainly helps

League of Legends has a vast amount of lore that hasn’t been touched. After talking to Rowan Parker, Creative Director of Riot Forge, earlier in the year, we found that is one of the purposes of Riot Forge: To expand that lore showcasing specific characters and matching those characters