While the Nintendo Switch is selling like hotcakes right now, the company still has a soft spot for its 3DS and 2DS family line. Today, the company has announced that it will sell three more titles to its budget-friendly line of re-releases: Super Mario 3D Land, The Legend of Zelda:

Today, Lightwood Games announced that it will release the picture puzzle game Link-a-Pix Color on the Nintendo 3DS eShop this Thursday. The game will task players with connecting different colors to each other in order to complete a picture which will be displayed on-screen. Link-a-Pix is a clue-linking puzzle where

Today, Nintendo announced that it will release a Pikachu model of the New Nintendo 2DS XL on January 26 to commemorate the future releases of Pokémon Crystal on January 26 and Detective Pikachu on March 23. The Pokémon spinoff game will also be released alongside a huge Amiibo that will

I’m something of a Mario Party apologist around my circle of friends: Even though I haven’t played the ninth console entry, I enjoy the car mechanics of Mario Party 10, and even accept Mario Party: Star Rush for the imperfect yet fun title it is. However, I consider

All I’ve ever wanted to do was explore a haunted house with my friends. Unfortunately, I’m an absolute scaredy cat and never got up the courage to enter an abandoned house with a creepy backstory. Luckily, Creeping Terror gave me that experience on my 3DS without me ever

Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon came with a huge deal of hype, with Game Freak promising a new plot, new minigames, and a whole new experience, teasing fans with the phrase “This is not the Alola you thought you knew!” I went into Ultra Sun and moon with a head

I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect of Mononoke Forest, a seemingly unknown Japanese import in the eShop, but I was drawn in by the promise of cute little monsters and some kind of town building mechanic. This $4 title plays like a bizarre combination of Animal Crossing and

Generally, one doesn’t play Mario games for the story. They tend to be extremely simplistic so that the game developers can focus all of their efforts on gameplay. The exceptions have been the RPG spin-offs, which have told stories that were far more interesting yet didn’t take themselves