It’s hard to believe that Nintendo is about to celebrate the fourth anniversary of their hybrid console, the Switch. However, as the years go by one thing is evident about the last decade for Nintendo – The WiiU was a colossal failure with a ton of great games. For every original game on the Switch,…
Video games have come a long way over the last thirty years. Sometimes it can be easy to look at the shiny new games that have been released and forget just how much fun games were at their inception. Every now and then we are graced with a game that combines modern polish with all…
Poh-tay-tah, poh-tah-tah… No matter how you pronounce Potata: Fairy Flower it’s still a generic bore; a side-scrolling fantasy adventure that barely distinguishes itself from the bargain bin pack. A touch of Celtic fairy charm, a few challenging platforming sections, some genuinely clever usage of items, and smart environmental puzzles are quickly overshadowed by shoddy animation,…
Fighting games can be ton of fun, providing you practice your butt off learning all of the complicated combos for your character. Sirlin Games’ new fighting game, Fantasy Strike, is looking to revolutionize the genre that was once made for only the most hardcore gamers.
Dr. Mario World is a new mobile take on a classic SNES game, and a great follow up to be sure. By combining the best parts of the original Dr. Mario with new gameplay, Nintendo has created an addicting yet relaxed mobile game that stands on its own. Visually, Dr. Mario World’s graphics are…
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Say what you will about game crunch, but would a little extra time be the worst thing for a game currently? Rockstar may be at the center of this “issue,” but why do they even feel the need to rush these games out? Are we hurting for something to play so badly right now that we couldn’t live without Red Dead Redemption 2 for another six months?
Last year, Japan got the very first Nintendo VR game for arcades, Mario Kart GP VR. Just like the other Mario Kart arcade games, Bandai Namco developed this as well, but for their “VR Zone” arcades. Until earlier this month, there was no place to play it outside of Japan. Bandai Namco has opened a “VR Zone Portal” in the food court of Union Station in Washington D.C., a bit of an odd place for its US debut. After eating lunch at Chick Fil A mere feet away from the pop-up, I dove in.
If I’ve learned anything from A Gummy’s Life, it would be how miserable their lives are and how compelled I am to eat them all in an attempt to save them from this life of mediocrity all Gummies apparently live. The tag line for the game says, “the gummies have come to life and they are unmanageable.” This is more accurate than they could even imagine considered you never feel in complete control of the gummy that you choose to fight as.
I haven’t traveled with my 3DS since Nintendo released the Switch nearly two years ago. I’m sure, like me, most of you prefer to travel with as little as possible and having to take more than one portable system with you can just be a nuisance. When they announced the Switch, Nintendo seemed to have a product on their hands that would not only replace the Wii U as the home console, but would allow the 3DS to finally rest in peace as well. Yet, here we are with the re-release of the original Luigi’s Mansion and the game is only releasing on the 3DS!? Really? The 3DS? With a newly announced sequel underway it seems that the Switch would be the ideal platform for fans to replay this under appreciated GameCube Launch title, yet Nintendo seems unwilling to let the 3DS die.
