Review: Katamari Damacy REROLL

Categories: Reviews, Switch

Katamari Damacy is a franchise known for its legacy of weird gameplay, weirder characters, and one of the weirdest plots in video game history. For many, it’s a guilty pleasure; a cult classic that is unmatched in its unabashed uniqueness. For others (including myself) it’s simply a classic: a game…

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Review: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Switch, Amiibo News, Reviews

No game can capture the attention of Nintendo fans quite like Smash. Earlier this year when all our eyes lit up like Inkling’s at the prospect of this massive crossover of games we had no idea what to expect, and now that December 7th has finally arrived, those flaming Smash…

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Review: Guacemelee! 2 for Switch

Categories: Reviews, Switch

When it comes to any sequel, there is the inevitable question of just how much should be changed or kept from the original title. Change too much, and you run the risk of losing what made the original so great; change too little, and you’ll make the player wonder why…

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Review: Sega Genesis Classics for Switch

Author: Tom Brown
Categories: Switch, Reviews

Over the years, Sega has been serious about preserving its legacy. From the Dreamcast’s early Genesis ports to the modern day Sega Ages efforts on Switch, there have been many ways to dive into the company’s impressive back catalogue. This latest effort, however, puts most of them to shame, at…

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Review: Pokémon Let’s Go, Pikachu & Eevee!

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Switch, Reviews

No matter your thoughts on it, Pokémon GO changed the way people think about Nintendo’s long-running monster catching series. People have dreamed of catching Pokémon in the real world for years, and for a while the mobile game felt like the best way to encounter ‘mon. You’re able to grab…

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Review: Moonlighter on Switch

Author: Logan Plant
Categories: Switch, Reviews

Moonlighter released on other platforms earlier this year, but it’s finally making its debut on Switch today. If you’re unfamiliar, it’s an action RPG fused with rogue-lite elements, making it a perfect fit for bite-sized Switch gaming sessions. Developer Digital Sun tries to combine traditional action RPG gameplay with store…

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Review: Diablo III: Eternal Collection on Switch

Categories: Switch, Reviews

When it comes to legendary franchises, they’re often inundated into our cultural DNA, as intrinsic to our very being, responsible for shaping our tastes and predilections throughout the years. And other times, we know jack squat about them. When it comes to Diablo, I fall squarely in the latter camp…

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Review: Save me Mr Tako: Tasukete Tako-san

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Reviews, Switch

Games inspired by Nintendo’s earliest home consoles are easy to find, but once you’re on the go that reverence seemingly drops off. There just isn’t as much love for the Game Boy, which is a shame considering it was my first game system and home to some of my childhood…

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Review: The World Ends With You: Final Remix

Author: Ricky Berg
Categories: Switch, Reviews

The original DS was full of novel, touchscreen based titles. You had games like Rhythm Heaven and Ghost Trick existing due to this baby and using its unique features to certain degrees. Nintendo even tweaked some of their existing series to suit the system, like with Kirby Canvas Curse and…

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Review: Luigi’s Mansion for 3DS

Author: Jaxson Tapp
Categories: 3DS, Reviews

It’s not a secret that I am the world’s biggest Luigi’s Mansion fan: I’ve been playing the game every October since it launched in 2001, and I still manage to write about the game several times a year right here on Nintendo Wire. Back in March, my not-so-secret hopes were…

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