Andy Goergen
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Pix the Cat really works on the Switch platform. It’s a quick pick-up-and-play game that will run you five minutes per attempt, which is perfect for a handheld. It looks great on the big screen too, but a word of warning: the game suffers from the Switch’s lack of a...
Doom 3
The Switch port of Doom 3 is faithful, and the game is a blast. While it may begin to wear thin after you kill your hundredth fire-throwing imp, there’s something incredibly rewarding about the gunplay in the Doom series. Doom 3 might not have been received as warmly as...
If you’re a fan of the Geometry Wars games or other abstract dual-stick arcade shooters that take place in a rectangular playing field, you’ll feel right at home here. It’s not the most imaginative game I’ve played, but it definitely earns its keep with fun twists on an old, favorite...
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze does not represent a particularly surprising title for Nintendo, and it may not be the title that pushes Wii U sales into the stratosphere, but it is another wonderful classic Nintendo game on a system slowly building a nice library. If you’re a Wii U...
Chronicles of Mystara isn’t anything revolutionary. More than anything else, it represents the final evolution of a dying arcade genre from the era directly before that genre ceased to be relevant. For anyone who spent time in arcades during the mid 1990s, this will certainly scratch that nostalgia itch. If...
Pikmin 3.5
There’s a lot to love about Pikmin 3. This is a Nintendo masterpiece, and easily one of the best games on the Wii U. The lack of a hard limit on the number of days you can play coupled with the requirement to stay focused on the task at hand eliminates the problems...
WWE '13
As a complete package, WWE 13 may be the best wrestling game on the market in years. Although the storyline mode caters to a bygone era, there are still plenty of modern wrestlers to choose from, and match types aimed at current WWE fans. Though the Wii version lacks the...
WWE All Stars
While WWE All Stars is certainly not perfect, it's probably one of the best handheld wrestling games available on a Nintendo platform. The additional power of the system means the conversion from Wii to 3DS is far less jarring than from Wii to DS, and WWE All Stars is a...
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is bound to impress all but the most skeptical of Nintendo and Zelda fans. It is a game that ties the last five years of Nintendo philosophy and development into a (massive, sprawling, epic) neat little bow. Skyward Sword is, quite simply, one of...
The visuals are definitely worth mentioning; they are some of the best I've seen recently on Wii. The art style recaptures the look and feel of the movie perfectly, and the textures are detailed and colorful. The animation is smooth, and the set design of the platforming stages is occasionally...
The Sims 3
The Sims 3 is not an awful game; it's merely not well suited in its current form for the handheld. A few different modes that allow you more creative freedom to build a house and explore the Sims world would have done wonders for the game. The Sims has never...
In all, Plants vs. Zombies is a fantastic handheld game, and well suited to the Nintendo DS. Unfortunately, superior versions of the game are available for much cheaper on almost every other platform, making the DS version a hard sell. That doesn't affect the product itself, however, which is a...
