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After picking up a few powerful Yo-Kai to set our parents straight in Chapter 2, we head out on the town in Chapter 3 to stop seals from opening and allowing dangerous Yo-Kai into Springdale! Join us as Whisper chants random stuff to close seals, and so much more!

In the previous Chapter of Yo-Kai Watch, we worked to close the seals that kept evil Yo-Kai out of Springdale, hopefully stopping the impending doom that seemed to hover over the city. While we were able to close the Seals at the Post Office, the Bank, the Community Centre, and the Elementary School, I'm not completely positive we've stopped the pending doom from spreading. In Chapter Four, we learn about upgrading our Yo-Kai Watch by our good friend Mortimer Goodsight, who has an odd request for us - can we go fetch is undies from the spa?

You shouldn’t hitchhike in real life. Its dangerous. But if you want to hitchhike in a game, then you should check out Road 96 on the Nintendo Switch! You never know where this road will take you! Here is our review. Road 96 is a first person adventure game where you play a hitchhiking teenager. Actually you play more than one hitchhiking teenager! As the story progresses, you’ll find yourself reaching the end of one teenagers journey and moving onto…

Welcome back to our Yo-Kai Watch translation project, where we provide you with every line of in-game story text in English. Since Yo-Kai Watch is only on Nintendo Switch in Japanese, we felt that providing a video with the translation, as well as the translated text down below, would be helpful!

In Button City for the Nintendo Switch, a group of animal kids just want to save their local arcade from closing. And play video games of course! Is this cozy, wholesome game worth a look? Here is our review of Button City. Button City is an Adventure game where you play as a Fox named Fennel who loves video games. Along with some friends, he decides to save their local arcade. The story is very family friendly and cute. It…

Fort Triumph is a strategy rpg in the vain of Mario and Rabbids or Xcom. Will fans of those games like this game too? Let’s take a look at Fort Triumph for the Nintendo Switch! Fort Triumph is a strategy rpg that will remind a lot of Nintendo Switch fans of Mario and Rabbids. However, Fort Triumph doesn’t have the same quirky humor or charm of Mario and Rabbids. Instead, it is set in Adventure game like world full of…

Here we are, checking out the first chapter of Yo-Kai Watch on Nintendo Switch. While there is a translation patch you can put onto your Switch to make all the Japanese, English, it does require you to hack your Nintendo Switch unit which many folks are not willing to do, me included. So with a small team - Gladiator, Alexis, and Kirie - we were able to transcribe all the English from the 3DS version, get it typed up into word, so that I could read it during the Episodes.

Do you remember Arcades? Were you a 80s/90s gamer? Button City, a new game for Nintendo Switch, is tapping into 80s/90s nostalgia for Arcades, videos games in general, and more. We received a review code of the game yesterday and here are our first impressions of Button City for the Nintendo Switch! Button City is an adventure game where you play as Fennel, a fox kid, who lives in a diorama like world. The game’s graphics are beyond cute and…

Fort Triumph, a strategy rpg, is now available for the Nintendo Switch eShop! Check out our first impressions of the game below. Fort Triumph is now available on the Nintendo Switch eShop. We received a review code of the game and have been playing it a bit. Fort Triumph is a strategy rpg in the vain of Mario and Rabbids and Xcom. Players use cover to hide from enemies attacks and various abilities to take foes down for good. Fort…

When I was watching the Nintendo Indie World Showcase yesterday, Islanders was a game that quickly caught my eye. It looked like an interesting, unique city building experience that I could lose hours in. And while that might not be the case, at least after a few hours of playing, there is something very unique here that will have puzzle fans excited - and yes, I said puzzle fans...not city building fans!