Nintendo Reviews

I think it’s safe to say that the Mario platforming series has quite a storied history. From the injection of Super Mario Bros. into the console scene back in 1985, Nintendo has sustained the AAA, 2D platformer for the past thirty-four years via the Mushroom Kingdom. But, in my

Considering Metroid Prime 4 isn’t due for quite some time, there have been a ton of Metroidvania games to fill in the alien-shaped hole Samus has left. From Salt and Sanctuary to Dead Cells and even the recently released Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, there’s no shortage of

I love sim games, they just trigger the dopamine center in my brain and come in somewhere between addiction and guilty pleasure. I most enjoy sim games which I’m able to take on the go, and so despite having logged a frankly embarrassing number of hours on the PC

As much as the practice is controversial, I really enjoy a lot of mobile games that have migrated to the Switch. From Implosion to Timberman, there’s something about the console that makes developers release definitive versions of their portable games to the hybrid. Recently discontinued mobile game Dandy Dungeon:

Rhythm, dancing, and other music oriented games have gained a following over the years, whether it be games like Guitar Hero, Just Dance, or even Elite Beat Agents. I used to only dabble in rhythm games, but lately I’ve discovered how much I truly enjoy some of what this

With Crash Bandicoot and Spyro getting excellent remastered trilogies these past couple of years, we’re in a renaissance of mascot-based gaming. Ever since the release of the N. Sane Trilogy, fans have wondered if Crash Team Racing would get a remastered version as well. Fear not, as Activision and

Cadence of Hyrule caught a lot of people off guard when it was announced in March. After all, who could have predicted a new Legend of Zelda game that was not only in a completely different genre from the rest of the series, but also developed by a relatively obscure

In some cultures, people are afraid of upsetting their god or gods. Even so, there are those within said cultures who either don’t care or decide to stand against them. In Warlocks 2: God Slayers, the Order of the Warlocks has angered the gods with their past actions. Now