Nintendo Reviews

It’s no easy task to combine the old with the new; gamers may yearn for the good old days, but few things will turn even the most nostalgic retrogamer off like dated mechanics and tedious gameplay. Square Enix has managed to find a stellar balance of retro and modern

After over a decade since the game’s original release on PC, and ports for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One coming out earlier this year, Titan Quest is finally making its way to the Nintendo Switch. Now’s the time to not only take on this classic ARPG at home,

Going into The Banner Saga 2, my expectations were all wrong. I saw the game’s Fire Emblem-like strategy-RPG gameplay, and figured that would be the lion’s share of my enjoyment with the title. However, I found the real standout aspects of Banner Saga 2 to be everything surrounding

I have a weird relationship with clicker games: I enjoy them from time to time, but I understand that at the end of the day, they’re basically mindless entertainment. (You can imagine my disappointment when the two newest Katamari games were a clicker and endless runner.) Akupara Games recently

I want to like Hand of Fate 2 a lot more than I do. A deck-builder mixed with dungeon crawling is a fantastic idea. Still, I find myself wishing it was just better. Mostly, this comes down to the combat. Just like the original, the combat is mediocre that adds

Kingston has made a name for itself in the gaming world through extremely comfortable headphones that make up the HyperX series. The HyperX Cloud Stinger acts as an affordable introductory version to get you hooked, and it works. At only $50, these are some very comfortable headphones. While I do

While the Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 contains the four most cherished games in the series, Legacy Collection 2 holds the four most maligned titles in the series and is only worth a buy for the most hardcore X fans. Legacy Collection 2 has Mega Man X5-8, rounding out

After the conclusion of Mega Man 6, Capcom decided it was time to crank it up a notch by throwing the Mega Man series from 20XX to 21XX in the first Super Nintendo entry in the franchise, Mega Man X. This series took everything that was great about Mega Man