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I’ve written numerous times about my love for gaming on the go. You can read my most recent article about Star Wars Outlaws to learn more about my philosophy. I can take worse graphics and worse performance, but not down right terrible. And frankly, ARK: Survival Evolved on Nintendo Switch was a hot mess from day one. Over the course of the games lifespan on the original Nintendo Switch, it did slowly get better. But the development team was hindered…

There were a few reasons why I wanted to review Plants vs Zombies Replanted on Nintendo Switch 2, and it all came down to control options. I think everyone is aware that these games are best played on a mobile device or a tablet, so to bring them to console is a bit of a weird play from EA. That said, regardless of which control scheme I was using in Replanted, I was having a blast – the design team…

Final Fantasy Tactics from the PlayStation 1 is an all-time classic game from Square Enix. Fans of the game have been wanting a remaster of the game for awhile now. The Ivalice Chronicles is here! Is any good? Does it live up to the legacy of the game? Here is our review of Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles for the Nintendo Switch 2. In Final Fantasy Tactics, you play as Ramza Beoulve who lives in the land of Ivalice…

Final Fantasy Tactics, originally on the PlayStation 1, is back and on the Nintendo Switch 2. This time it comes with two versions: the original, classic game and The Ivalice Chronicles. We received a review code from Square Enix and have been checking out a new version of the game. How is it so far? Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles is now available on Nintendo Switch 2. I’ve been checking out the new version thanks to Square Enix and…

Over the weekend, my family and I were lucky enough to attend the Nintendo of Canada holiday party to celebrate some of the greatest games already available, and those yet to be released. During our 3 hours at the event we got to enjoy some amazing treats and drinks, colour our own Nintendo themed buttons, fill out a bingo-like card, and of course play a ton of games! A few of the games we’ve had the chance to play and…

When Hades II finally left Early Access and launched in full, it didn’t just meet expectations—it shattered them. Supergiant Games has delivered a sequel that feels bigger, bolder, and more refined than its predecessor, without losing the magic that made the original a modern classic. This isn’t just more of the same; it’s a thoughtful evolution of the formula, layered with new systems and a complete story that rewards persistence and curiosity. From the moment you step into the shoes…

Pokémon Legends: Arceus is one of my favourite Pokémon games ever released. Outside of the original games, it might just be my favourite. The idea of exploring an open world, throwing Pokéballs outside of battles, and seeing Pokémon live in their natural environments was fascinating. Tack on some crafting, Pokédex filling, and more, and you had a unique, yet familiar, Pokémon experience. While Pokémon Legends: Z-A does some of that, it falls just a bit short of its predecessor. To…

Thanks to our friends at Ubisoft Canada, I was able to play through and finish Star Wars Outlaws recently on the Nintendo Switch 2. Our very own Daniel Fugate has already reviewed the game, so go check that out. But I wanted to look at a different aspect of the game, the quality. Would Star Wars Outlaws hold up on Nintendo Switch 2? Or was this a quest you should bail on. Let’s take a look. It is no secret…

It’s been a few years since I picked up a soccer game on the Nintendo Switch. For years, EA Sports continued to release their yearly soccer games on Nintendo Switch, but always with a subtitle. See, soccer on Nintendo Switch was always an afterthought, and until recently was a bare bones experience that suffered from frame rate issues, lack of content, and an overall disappointing presentation. Enter FC 26, still an inferior product compared to other consoles, but a yet…

Over the past weekend, my family and I attended a Nintendo of Canada holiday event for media and influencers. During our 3 hours at the event, we got to play a ton of games, most notably Pokémon Legends: Z-A. I was really excited for this one despite some reservations, so what did I think of it after about 20 minutes? Let’s take a look! The Pokémon demo was split between two different stations. At one station I was able to…