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Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered relies more on nostalgia than on modern gaming components for its appeal, but if you're seeking epic kaiju battle action, you'll eat it up like it's Shosaku Takasugi's corn cob gun.Read More
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort seriously ups its predecessor's content, but has it upped the fun also? Yes. Admittedly, Pure Nintendo enjoyed 2022's Nintendo Swi
Resident Evil 4: Gold Edition is a remake of the fourth entry in the long-running horror series that began in 1996. A remake was released in 2023 for most conso
I was so intrigued when I learned about Ratatan that I bought Patapon 1 + 2 Replay to prepare for it. That was a good idea, but although the games share some members on their development teams, they offer quite different experiences.Read More
I'm not sure what's more difficult: inventing time travel or displaying it in fiction in a way that makes any sense at all. Neither has ever been done successfully, after all. But that didn't stop the writers of STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT from trying, and their risk is our reward.Read More
Bluey is a worldwide phenomenon. By now, we’re all familiar with this family of cartoon dogs and their fun and humorous antics. Even if you haven’t actually
Warrior Orochi 3: Hyper for the Wii U made me a permanent fan Musou games, but not enough to go backwards and try past releases. With Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered, KOEI TECMO has brought the past to me, and they did a solid job of it.Read More
Resident Evil 3 for the Switch 2 brings the 2020 remake to Nintendo’s latest hybrid console. The Resident Evil series has such a long, varied history that see
Resident Evil is having a renaissance in 2026, especially for Nintendo players. In February, we were treated to the Switch 2 release of the latest entry, Requie
If you like your fairy tales a little dark and twisted, Well Dweller might be right up your alley. This metroidvania-style adventure follows an adorable little
The Nintendo Switch 2 has already accumulated a few LEGO games in its first year-and-change on the market. But none are as big as Batman: Legacy of the Dark Kni
