Nintendo Reviews

The time when every franchise had a kart racer has come and gone. None could dethrone Mario Kart, but many such as Crash Bandicoot, Little Big Planet, and Garfield have tried. Even Final Fantasy threw its hat into the ring back in 1999 with Chocobo Racing on the PlayStation 1.

By this point, we all know the plot of the Ezio Trilogy of Assassin’s Creed game: collecting feath… – I mean, the rise of the legendary Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze. The first leap of faith of his journey, rebuilding the town near your villa from the bottom up, protecting

I adore Kingdom Hearts. I grew up with the series and have played each game multiple times, though some more than others. Last year, I reviewed the PC ports of the two collections, 3 + ReMind, and Melody of Memory, and each were the best possible versions out there. The older

Pokémon hasn’t changed much since 1996. Game Freak has been reluctant to meddle with their formula of a set of challenges taking you around the game world culminating in five, more difficult battles. It’s definitely understandable, Pokémon is the biggest franchise in the world for a reason. However,

Windjammers 2 is the sequel to Data East’s 1994 arcade sports game Windjammers. After almost three decades, Dotemu has released the game’s sequel after putting it through some vigorous beta testing and launching a demo. Now that I’ve had the chance to play it for myself, I

Queen Nilla of the Isle of Bliss issues a bounty for the dragon terrorizing the land. Three noble souls of the Ivory Order take up the task for the good of the realm: a healer, a mage, and a warrior. One would think this fellowship the heroes of our tale,

Last year’s Chicory: A Colorful Tale was a delightful title with a sensitive story, a vast world to color in, and tons of secrets to find. I adored the game on PS5, and now it’s inevitably arrived on the Nintendo Switch. I felt Chicory was a perfect match

It may be a niche genre, but there are quite a few precision platformers out there. Games like VVVVV challenge players to perform a series of flowing, precise jumps to reach the end of levels and grab hidden collectables. However, I think the genre has gotten a bit mixed up