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Last night, Nintendo released a demo for Big Brain Academy: Brain Vs. Brain on the Switch eshop! I tried out the demo and now I have some thoughts on it. Big Brain Academy: Brain Vs. Brain, Nintendo’s newest Brain training game, will be coming out for the Switch on December 3rd. Nintendo released a demo for it last night. Here are my thoughts on the demo: The demo for Big Brain Academy isn’t huge but it’ll give you a good…

When it comes to city builders on consoles, the results are generally poor. Even if the game is rock solid, the controls don't often translate well to controllers. These are games primarily built for a mouse and keyboard. Yet somehow Airborne Kingdom deals with those issues with ease, and provides a fantastic experience that is a must play for any city building fan.

2021 is almost over and its time to look back at the year. What were the best games of this year? GamesReviewscom has you covered. Here are the best games released on the Nintendo Switch this year! Are you wondering what to get someone for the Nintendo Switch for Christmas? Look no further this our top 5 list (with honorable mentions). Here we gooooo: 1 – Rain On Your Parade: If you want the best game on the Switch this…

Nintendo released an overview trailer for Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl today. You can check out the footage and some thoughts on it below. The new overview trailer shows off the region the game takes place in, the trainers, the Pokémon, and more! As some of you may know, I am not a Pokémon fan. However, Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are looking really good. I like the Chibi (short) style of character. It reminds me of the…

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) is currently available digitally on the Nintendo Switch eshop. but what if you want a physical version of KOTOR for the Switch? Limited Run has you covered! Check out all the information below. Limited Run will be releasing Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic on physical carts. There were will be three versions: Standard, Premium, and Master Editions. They will be up for pre-order on November 19th, 2021. The standard edition…

In a gaming landscape where bigger is better, Unpacking is something else entirely. There are no cutscenes, no sob story, no need to pretend your charming protagonist isn’t a multiple murderer. There’s just a lot of boxes. A LOT of boxes. And it’s your job to empty all those boxes. Doing so is simple, and there’s hardly any rules to where you can put something (at least up to a point). Moving house is surprisingly relaxing when you can quick…

A new SteamWorld game was revealed at Thunderful Games digital event today! We have the details below. SteamWorld Headhunter was revealed during Thunderful Games digital event, Thunderful World, today. In a press release we received it was described as “a stylised and colourful, third-person co-op action adventure with a head-popping twist.” It will be keeping “the style and charm that’s helped make SteamWorld such a beloved franchise” while taking the franchise into a 3D world. On Twitter, Thunderful Games added…

Thunderful Games will have a digital event on November 10th and Mark Hamill will be the host! We have the details below. Thunderful Games digital event ‘Thunderful World’ will air on November 10th at 1pm central and be on Youtube, Twitch, and the Thunderful Website. Mark Hamill of Star Wars fame will be the host! According to a press release that we received there will be “a ton of exciting new game reveals and announcements from Thunderful.” Also “The event…

There’s a very important topic of conversation that is getting buried behind Digital Foundry videos, arguments about whose console loads the fastest and hype for games that probably don’t exist. NFTs are confusing, mysterious and coming to the game industry at a rate of knots. It’s time to be very afraid. Why should you be worried? Imagine the early days of DLC – horse armour and the like – and then imagine it was 100 times more exploitative. Imagine that…

One of the many benefits of paying for something like Xbox Game Pass is that it allows me to try some first party games that normally I would not have shelled money our for. I actually wrote about this a while ago when it came to Flight Simulator, a game that I wanted to try, ultimately hated, and glad I didn't spend full retail price on. And once again, DLC wrapped into a service has saved me money. And this time, I'm shocked to say it's Animal Crossing.