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Of all the open world experiences available on Nintendo Switch 2, WB and Travelers Tales’ Lego Batman: Legacy of The Dark Knight was perhaps my most
That’s just the thing though. I would not recommend Hot Wheels Infinite Rush over either of its Unleashed predecessors. While the open islands are vibrant,
That’s what makes Onimusha: Way of the Sword so special right out the gate. We haven’t had a new Onimusha game in over 20 years. Capcom has revitalized the
It's hard to believe that it's been well over a year since Elden Ring was announced for Nintendo Switch 2. In fact, it was one of the very first games
Any seasoned squid kid will feel right at home in Splatoon Raiders, with skills and sensibilities transferring over seamlessly. That goes double for frequent
When it comes to video game adaptations, there are two wolves inside each beloved animation IP that are eventually given into: a kart racer and a fighting
There are plenty of on-rails arcade games. You can probably still find most of the classics in your local arcade: Virtua Cop, House of The Dead, and Jurassic
Getting the band back together for Rhythm Heaven Groove is certainly welcome, no doubt about it. After so much time away from the stage, though, I was worried
One day while playing through The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales for review, I was chatting with my friend about why I felt that retro throwback
Star Fox
For a brainchild of Shigeru Miyamoto, the Star Fox series sure doesn’t feel all that supported. Loaned out to other developers since the beginning, Nintendo
It’s always an exciting time when the developer of an indie darling gets to branch out into something new. Yacht Club Games, the creators of perhaps one of
Referencing video games is kind of the Scott Pilgrim series’ MO at this point. See: All of Ramona’s evil exes exploding into coins once Scott lands the final
