Nintendo Reviews

Did you know that 80% of the world’s animals are insects? Neither did I until I was graced with this random fact while playing Bug Academy on Switch. It makes sense in retrospect, but you never really think about it. Even so, the little bug facts in-between levels are

While this year may have been different, I usually love when developers and publishers dole out their April Fools’ Day pranks. Whether it be impossibly cool concepts or just duds that are made to ridicule, it’s always fun to have a laugh. What’s even better than that is

I don’t think I’ve ever played a game that has physically affected me until In Other Waters. As I dove deeper and deeper into the alien oceans, I found it harder and harder to breathe because the game’s soundscape is so immersive. It actually felt like I

Kids games, especially licensed kids games, get a bad rap. They’re often assumed to be low budget, poorly made, and rushed through development in less than a year to coincide with a movie’s release. There are some standouts, such as the recent Spiderman title by Insomniac, but for

Look, it’s a weird feeling when writing a review actually takes more time than playing the game, but this is the world we live in now. While I’m accustomed to short games (and there are some I quite like), Wuroom is a different beast entirely. It prides itself

Wales Interactive is the publisher that comes to mind when I think of modern full-motion video games now. They’ve really gotten it down to a science, and recent projects always come on my radar, even if I haven’t reviewed the last few games. This time around, we have

It’s hard to believe that it’s been eight years since Animal Crossing: New Leaf first released in Japan. Eight years seems like a very long time between installments, but Animal Crossing fans have, almost universally, agreed that this was well worth the wait. New Horizons is loaded with

Bubble Bobble has always been a strange game for me. You blow bubbles onto enemies then pop them with the spikes on your cute little dragon back. Ever since its first iteration in arcades in 1986, it has allowed you to play with a partner, but Bubble Bobble 4 Friends