Ricky Berg
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If you have an extra $50 laying around, you’d be better off saving it for Sonic Racing CrossWorlds’ Fall 2025 release at this point. While there is
So here we are again with the third and almost certainly final Mario Party on Nintendo Switch. We’ve had something new that tried to be old, something old
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Nearly six years ago, veteran Nintendo Wire writer and wordsmith par excellence Amelia Fruzzetti took on Nomada Studio’s GRIS. Universally lauded for its art
With all the Sega revivals in the mix, it’s nice to see the Super Monkey renaissance continue. Multiple titles have been remade since 2019, with the highlight
Nintendo’s ability to get people to rebuy and replay the same games shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone. The fact I’ve lost count of the amount of systems I’ve
Few developers can claim to have cornered the market on an entire visual style, yet you’ll struggle to mistake a Vanillaware game for anything else. Be it the
If I had a nickel for every time Sega made an arcade game focused on monkeys and a strange controller I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s weird
I struggle to think of a Nintendo series that has consistently “found itself” the way Pikmin has.
For a generation of players, the Ace Attorney series significantly uplifted (if not outright defined) text based adventure games. Since the games first turned
Nintendo’s tactical endeavors have been firmly vested into Fire Emblem. It makes sense too - greater narrative possibilities, gameplay that maintains a core
It’s impossible to imagine the current state of the Kirby series without Kirby’s Return to Dream Land. The culmination of about four other attempts at a fresh
Oh Bayonetta 3, you long withheld delight. First announced all the way back in 2017, PlatinumGames' return to their flagship franchise was well overdue. Busy
