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Nintendo of Europe announced an Indie Highlights video for tomorrow. We don’t know much about what will be shown, but you can check out the details and some speculation on my part below. Nintendo of Europe announced on twitter today that there will be an Indie Highlights video tomorrow (1/23) at 8am central time. The video will cover “some of the indie games arriving on #NintendoSwitch in 2019!” Thats not a lot of info for the video. I do have…

Imagine a game that looks Earthbound, but plays like Zelda. Well, actually you don’t have to imagine it. Reverie, currently available on the Playstation 4, looks like Earthbound and plays like Zelda. And the game is coming to the Nintendo Switch in February! Reverie: Sweet As Edition is coming to the Nintendo Switch on February 7th! This verison of Reverie will include, according to the developer’s twitter, “updated sprites, a new mini-game, and a new difficulty mode.” If you’ve never…

Nintendo has announced two upcoming tournaments, plus some qualifying events. Check out the details in a press release from Nintendo below. “Have you always wanted to participate in a video game tournament? Nintendo has two upcoming tournaments for you! Starting in February, Nintendo is hosting a series of online qualifying events for the Splatoon 2 North America Inkling Open 2019 and the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate North America Open 2019 – two tournaments for two competitive Nintendo Switch games. These…

I was going to do a normal review of YIIK: A Post-Modern RPG. Then, a thought popped into my head: why? Why should a review of YIIK be normal? The game is not normal. Its a weird, weird, weird, very weird game. Its also a very raw game. So it deserves a weird, raw review. A Post-Modern review. Whatever that means. So, as Mario would say, here we goooooo! YIIK: A Post-Modern RPG has bugs. And I don’t mean in…

The launch of Fallout 76 was a disaster, no matter how you choose to look at it. Even those who have spent dozens, if not hundreds, of hours exploring the games vast open world even agree: the launch of this game was as bad as it has ever been for Bethesda. And media outlets around the globe let the company have it when writing their reviews. Here are just a few excerpts:

When I was originally pitched the idea to review CozyPhones, I assumed it had something to do with phones, and more likely yet, cell phones. Well, I suppose there was some truth to that thought, but ultimately, what arrived at my door was more of a headphone device than a phone device. Lost yet? So was I, until I unleashed these products on my kids. Then things got interesting.

In my preview for Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser's Jr's Journey I mentioned that I had never played Bowser's Inside Story before. So when it came time to do my review, I decided to not compare the game to the original. In fact, I decided to not compare the game to previous Mario & Luigi games at all. Basically I wanted to ask: Is Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story + Bowser Jr's Journey a good game(s)?

Every once in a while a game comes along that just feels completely out of place in its environment. As soon as I heard that Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes was to be released on the Nintendo Switch, I knew instantly that this would be one of those games. Travis Strikes Again: NMH, in all of its raunchiness and straight-up adults-only dialogue, on the family-oriented Nintendo Switch? It just didn’t make sense. It still doesn’t. But you know what, that might just be one of the best things about it. Confused? As you will come to learn, confusion is just ...

I’ve been playing Animal Crossing since the first game on the Gamecube. I even got amiibo Festival and Happy Home Designer. I did eventually get rid of amiibo Festival and Happy Home Designer. I don’t regret getting rid amiibo Festival, but I did regret letting go of Happy Home Designer. And so recently I got the game back as a digital download. I’m so glad I did. Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer isn’t like the other Animal Crossing games. Its…

Nintendo will be adding to the Nintendo Select 3DS lineup in February. Three games will be joining the $19 (US)/$29.99 (CA) price range. Which games are they and when can you buy these games for this price? We have the details below! The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask 3D, Star Fox 64 3D, and Super Mario Maker are joining the 3DS Nintendo Select lineup on February 4th. The games will cost $19 (US)/$29.99 (CA) each. I’m not a fan of…