Nintendo Reviews

I’ll be the first to admit that farming sims aren’t my cup of tea. Why would I want to plant, water, and grow crops when exploring uncharted worlds and battling monstrous enemies are options? We consistently get a handful of these games every year, and while they perform

Rune Factory has held a special place in my heart since the first entry back on the DS in 2006. It combines relaxing farm and social sim elements from Story of Seasons with action RPG mechanics in a way that really shouldn’t work, and yet it does. It’s

The first Red Dead Redemption has been and will always be one of Rockstar’s beloved classics, thanks to its engaging narrative, memorable characters, and an expansive open world. This 13 year old gem has finally arrived in town on the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch with a port that

I have never been a fan of wireless peripherals. As a proud user of wired products, including headphones, I have a strong bias against the wireless family. Why would I sabotage my gaming experience with slow latency, lagging responses, and lower-grade volume? A cord connected to my console of choice

My favorite thing about video games is that they are a constantly evolving art form. Since their inception, developers have experimented with unique ways to tell stories, often pushing the so-called boundaries of what constitutes a video game in the process. All this experimenting has led to a game like

Captain Olimar has crashed on Planet PNF-404… again. And it’s up to the Rescue Corps to find and save him. Unfortunately the Rescue Corps have also crashed, so it’s up to you to rescue the Rescue Corps. You’ll need to work alongside some of the planet’s

I’ve always described Lisa: The Painful and its DLC epilogue, Lisa: The Joyful, as amazing games I would never recommend to anyone ever. They’re fascinating explorations of the cycle of abuse and great instances of choices in the narrative directly affecting gameplay, but it takes a certain kind

My 80 year old mom loves Mickey Mouse. Other people like Mickey, but my mom has spent a metric ton of time in the parks, collects the mouse like it’s going out of style, and has more memorabilia and clothing than most Disney stores you’ll find on Main