About D. Crowley

When I saw the Super Mario Bros. 35th Anniversary Direct for the first time, I was bouncing on the edge of my seat during the Super Mario 3D All-Stars reveal. …
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Pokemon Smile was an app I wanted to use from the start. No, not because I’m a Pokemaniac (I’ve played maybe a handful in my life; I’m not an RPG …
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I have to give the developers of Pokémon Cafe Mix credit. They could have just thrown together a quick Pokémon Match-3 game and added it to the heap of others …
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I’ve always found coding to be fascinating. I think it all started for me with WarioWare D.I.Y. on the DS. I loved creating my own microgames, but wished I could …
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You know, the eShop is littered with cheap shovelware. So many games feel like someone is trying to make a quick buck while putting minimal effort. However, in a few …
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‘Snakeybus??’ When I first heard the title, I thought it was going to be some sort of Early Childhood game. But once I watched a trailer for it and saw …
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Precision platformers seem to be on an upswing the past few years. Zero Zero Zero Zero (From now on referred to as 0000) is one of the latest to come …
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When I saw that THOTH was a twin-stick shooter, I was immediately intrigued. I’ve always been fond of games that utilize twin-stick movement. Nano Assault Neo on the Wii U, …
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Simulators. Most people I know hate them, but apparently, somewhere out there are people who like them (how else can there be like 20 versions of Farming Simulator?). If you’re …
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I grew up playing a lot of Super Monkey Ball and its sequel on the GameCube. I have many memories of trying to beat Expert without using a continue, enjoying …
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“You legitimately can’t get the star,” I said staring in disbelief. “You LEGITIMATELY CAN’T GET THE STAR!?” I was moved to exclaim again. Welcome to Billy Bomber.

Billy Bomber …
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As soon as I saw the pictures on the eShop I had a feeling I was going to like Kine. It had a nice stylistic look to it, and the …
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When most people think of Tetris, they think of the single-player experience. However, the Tetris series has long had a really fun Vs. Mode (loved going against the CPU in …
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Developers seem to like nonograms (AKA Picross). Searching the Switch’s eShop, I found at least seven titles that featured either nonograms, or variations on them, including Pic-a-Pix Deluxe, Piczle Lines DX, and …
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There are quite a few mobile games that have made their way onto the Switch, and Build a Bridge! is one of them. Bridge building games seem to be a …
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I didn’t get a good first impression from Oxyjet. The menus are bland, and the online mode is plagued with issues. However, when playing locally I discovered that there was …
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Ah, RollerCoaster Tycoon! Who didn’t have fun with the original PC classic? Unfortunately, though, when taken as a series, RollerCoaster Tycoon has had its ups and downs. RollerCoaster Tycoon Adventures, the …
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