Nintendo Reviews

I’m not sure how common this knowledge is, but Sonic wasn’t SEGA’s first attempt at a mascot. For their first console, the Mega Drive, they had a boy named Alex Kidd. He’s a monkey lookin’ martial artist who goes up against the evil Janken to save

They say that you should never judge a book by its cover, but sometimes the title can raise some eyebrows in the most intriguing way possible. As someone working in the accounting industry, Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion scares me. As a reviewer? It’s a game that holds some

Monster Hunter Rise just got its third update a few weeks ago and the content in it has me a little split on what Capcom is intending to do with the game. First of all, we should talk about the returning elder dragon, Valstrax. This is not the Valstrax we’

What would it be like to watch the world end, knowing you can do nothing to stop it? The people with power either don’t care or are actively profiting from the hellscape they’ve created. Even trying to protest or offer a dissenting opinion will get their goons sent

A few years ago, I was pleasantly surprised by KEMCO’s Mom Hid My Game! The Switch was less than a year old at the time and I was starving for new titles, but nevertheless I enjoyed the short point-and-click adventure game since it was so relatable to me as

The Dark Lord Steve Urkel (yes, from Family Matters) is stealing faces from people all across Miitopia, and only one person can stop him… whoever you want! As an RPG where you decide who plays what role, Miitopia isn’t shy about being weird as all get-out. It’s got

While I haven’t played much of the actual tabletop, I have put innumerable hours into games based on or inspired by Dungeons and Dragons. Most western fantasy games take cues from the many editions, such as The Elder Scrolls or Kingdoms of Amalur, and currently in early access Baldur’

Back in April 2020 I reviewed and subsequently became somewhat enamored with SnowRunner on the Xbox One platform from Focus Home Interactive. There’s just something highly rewarding about slowly hauling a consignment of logs, bricks or whatever other cargo happens to be the order of the day over mud,