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With the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo has been promoting and updating their games with both paid and free DLC more often than not. Mario Tennis Aces, the other Mario Sports title to release on the platform, received a ton of paid DLC content. And Mario Tennis has enjoyed a long life on the Nintendo Switch, with tons of folks still playing it today. So can Nintendo keep that up with Mario Golf: Super Rush?

Nintendo has been putting out digital, prerecorded shows for a good long while now, and have perfected the art of creating an entertaining show without leaving bored fans behind with endless explanations about single games. Unfortunately, others haven't found that out - both Geoff's Summer Game Fest and Ubisoft's own event were long, drawn out video experiences that left me with a bad taste in my mouth. So what has Nintendo done differently? Let's take a look.

Okay I was going to wait until tomorrow for the Xbox/Bethesda and Square Enix events to write more columns, but…I really need to talk about the Wholesome Direct. We just have to talk about the best E3 event so far! In case you missed it, you can check it out in the video below. Some of you may have missed the best E3 2021 event so far. It was not Summer Game Fest or Ubisoft Forward…no. It was… THE WHOLESOME…

Ubisoft had their E3 event today and…well…look at the title. I mean, I know that kind of sums things up, but let me go into more detail. Ubisoft’s E3 event was today and…well technically its still going on as I write this. They have a post-show event about this Rainbow Six thing. I do not care. I have it on anyway. Let’s back up. What did I think of the pre-Ubisoft show? Um. It was not much of a pre-show…

Nintendo loves to let players create things. Look at Super Mario Maker, Animal Crossing New Horizons and other games. Nintendo wants players to be involved in game creation. And now Game Builder Garage is here to help us learn how to create games. Nintendo Canada provided GamesReviews.com  with a review code for Game Builder Garage for the Nintendo Switch. Let’s check it out! Yesterday, Game Builder Garage came out for the Nintendo Switch. It is a Nintendo published and developed…

Ahead of today’s Ubisoft Forward, Nintendo’s official website posted that another Mario + Rabbids game is coming out next year! The game is called Sparks of Hope. We have more details below. Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hopes is coming out in 2022. Here is what the official Nintendo website says about the game: ” Team up with Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Rabbid Peach, Rabbid Luigi, and their friends on a galactic journey to defeat a malevolent entity and save…

Summer Game Fest, the Geoff Keighley pre-E3 event, happened today. I watched it all and now I have some thoughts on it. I thought that Summer Game Fest would never end. The Geoff Keighley event lasted a long time and after that was an indie game focused Day of the Devs event. Let’s talk about the main Summer Game Fest event first. Geoff Keighley is the host of the Game of Awards an also the host of Summer Game Fest.…

We are just moments away from the Summer Game Fest kicking off, so I thought I would quickly put pen to paper and let you know what three crazy predictions I have for Nintendo at E3 2021! Note, these are not all Nintendo first part specific, and could carry over to other publishers - with that, let's jump in!

Summer Game Fest is unofficially kicking off the E3 season today, and it promises to be an impressive show. With new games to be announced and plenty of updates on other titles, there will be plenty to get excited about. The team at GamesReviews is going to be tweeting news and reaction through the show, so be sure to stay tuned through. Then you can expect our usual analysis afterwards – what worked, what didn’t, what should you be most…

A couple weeks ago, the Fujifilm Instax Mini Link arrived for review - Fujifilm Canada were nice enough to send over the Nintendo Switch bundle, which included the specially released Instax Mini with Nintendo Switch colours, and a Pikachu silicone cover. But while the whole package looks very awesome, is it worth picking up for a few games on Nintendo Switch? Let's dive in!