Nintendo Reviews

Maybe I should have known what to expect from Asphalt 9: Legends, with its long history in mobile gaming; mobile devices are where the series got its start if we consider the Nokia N-Gage release of Asphalt Urban GT in 2004 alongside the Nintendo DS release. But then it’s

Back when I had a clunker of a laptop, I stumbled across a unique rhythm game called 140. While it unfortunately was shorter than I thought it would be, I quite liked the innovative movement scheme of the world and its minimalistic color scheme. The game is now available on

I love me some cheap games. I legitimately made two columns just because I impulsively wanted to purchase some games under five bucks, and I adore being frugal after the holidays. Fred Wood’s Pulstario was recently released last month, and while unwieldy controls can be a downer for some,

I’ve had a bit of a tough time while playing Lethis: Path of Progress, on the one hand I am kind of into it but on the other I find it utterly infuriating. Recently released for Nintendo Switch by Triskell Interactive, I was keen to try it out as

I’m impressed with how far visual novels have developed in the past few years. With delightful overhauls like Steins;Gate Elite to new traditional fare like Raging Loop, visual novels have slowly but surely made their mark on the niche gaming market. For those that wanted something to fill

“I’ll just try one more run” is what I told myself about 15 attempts ago. “Just a quick blast of Demon Pit”, I said. But there I was, going back again and again for just one more crack at it. I wasn’t going back to uncover the next

At times, it feels like Just Dance is my Call of Duty: an annual series with releases that have enough quality-of-life changes to justify grabbing it every year. I adored Just Dance 2018, and while I didn’t fully review 2019, I thought it had some cool ideas with the

The western has existed as a genre teetering on the edge of reality. Sure, it’s aesthetic and events are somewhat based on real events, but usually it’s so far removed from the truth that it might as well be a form of fantasy. Call of Juarez: Gunslinger offers