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Happy New Year! Nintendo is ringing in the new year with an Animal Crossing video showing off some of the animals New Year’s Resolutions. Its a pretty cute video. Give it a look. I’ll wait right here. I have some thoughts on Animal Crossing New Horizons for the new year! Animal Crossing New Horizons was, without a doubt, the biggest game that Nintendo released last year. It was a huge hit and will continue to be so this year (and…

Down in Bermuda is an upcoming adventure puzzle game coming to Apple Arcade, Nintendo Switch, Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox, Humble Store and GOG.com very soon. Please take a look at the launch trailer and then return here for some thoughts on the game. Down in Bermuda will be coming to the Nintendo Switch and almost every other platform on January 14th! As a Nintendo Switch indie reviewer and fan of the system, I’m most interested in the Nintendo Switch…

New consoles means new headsets, and while there are a surprising number of recently released headsets that don't work on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, we are happy to report that the Astro A20 Generation 2 set is not one of them. After a few weeks trying and testing the product, our impressions are pretty strong.

There are a lot of games on sale via the PS4 PSN shop right now. When I had the chance to pick up a couple of games for Christmas, one of the games I got was No Man’s Sky. I’ve wanted to get that game for awhile now. The price was finally right and so I got it, downloaded it, and now I’ve played it a bunch. What do I think of the game so far? No Man’s Sky is…

It’s alive! It’s allllive. What’s alive? The spaghetti. Yes the piece of spaghetti is alive! Join us, if you dare, for our review of Freddy Spaghetti for the Nintendo Switch! Freddy Spaghetti is a video game about a piece of spaghetti that is alive. It doesn’t talk but it moves and seems to have a mind of its own. Thats the concept for this video game. You will either think its a totally goofy and charming concept or completely stupid.…

Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays! This time I share my thoughts about this year in video games and just how lucky video game fans were compared to, oh say movie fans or tv show fans. Time to reflect and hug your video games or you know, thank a video game developer. Well, we made it to the holidays. Its been a bad year. I think most of us can agree that 2020 sucked and we never want to see it again.…

Do you like puzzle games? Do you like action puzzle games? Then you’ll want to check out this review for Grindstone for the Nintendo Switch! Grindstone is an action puzzle game for the Nintendo Switch. It was developed by the same team that brought us Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes on the PS3, DS, and other platforms. I really loved Clash of Heroes. How is Grindstone? Well, Grindstone shares a similar look to Clash of Heroes, however its gameplay…

Do you like cafe’s? Do you like kittens or dogs or animals in general? Then we might have a game for you! Calico, a simulation game about running at Cat Café, is out now for the Nintendo Switch. Here is our review! Calico is a simulation game where you run a Cat café. Basically your job is to build the café up, put animals in it, craft food, do favors for the locals and further expand the world of Calico.…

After a lengthy wait, CD Projekt RED’s much-anticipated Cyberpunk 2077 was released just a few days ago. With responses being mixed on launch, many players are starting to question if this game deserved the level of attention it received pre-launch and whether or not the game should have been delayed for greater bug testing. We may not be able to answers those questions, but we can offer you insight into the status of the game as it is today and…

Ah yes, Worms. That beloved tactical franchise from the early-to-mid 90s. You remember – with the sheep and the “Oh dear”. Know what it needs? To become an ACTION-PACKED BATTLE ROYALE, BABY. I don’t know if that conversation ever took place, but whatever the thought process, meet Worms Rumble. It’s a multiplayer-only 2D-shooter, taking some of the more familiar elements of Worms and repackaging them for the new generation of gaming. It’s the biggest change in tone since 2003’s Worms…