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Warning! Even though this is a reimagining of a game first released in 1993, this review of The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening will contain some spoilers that first-time players …
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Our previous record (set last month) was 44 reviews published, and we’ve managed to match that feat in September. It was the third time in the past five months the …
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If you’re bothering to read this review of Mountain Peak Battle Mess, it’s doubtful you’re doing so with the cost in mind. After all, how informed do purchasing decisions need …
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If you’re a Nintendo 3DS player in late 2019 you’re hungry for good games, So Quarters, Please! comes recommended, especially for those who appreciate the “golden age of arcade video …
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The replay value is strong with this one

“A long time ago, on a system far, far away…” I enjoyed Star Wars Pinball on the Nintendo 3DS. Almost six years …
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Legend of the Skyfish is a cute game, but one that’s highly repetitive. Playing it for any length made me grow bored, so I instead chose to tackle it just …
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As a visual novel, Headliner: NoviNews hits pretty close to home. You play as a national news editor, whose task it is to approve or reject numerous articles dealing with …
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Every letter is a winner in Fifty Words by POWGI. This word search forgoes a list, leaving you to find 50 themed words that are meshed together to make up …
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There might be a solid game buried within ESport Manager. But, as much as I wish I didn’t have to, I’m recommending the game on Steam rather than the Nintendo …
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If you’re drawn towards games that feel unique, Creature in the Well should be at the top of your wish list. I’ve been gaming for over 30 years, but I’m …
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Mekabolt is the name of your weapon (not the title character who’s nameless) and it’s a gun that gets plenty of action in an adventure theme park overrun by out-of-control …
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It was a record-setting month for team Pure Nintendo with 44 reviews published in August! And talk about running the gamut – we had games score as low as 1.0 …
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A numberlink puzzler, Lines Infinite looks nearly identical to the developer’s earlier Nintendo Switch release, Lines X. If you just want more of the same, $1.99 isn’t bad for what’s …
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After sitting in our review queue for too long, I decided to take a chance on Solo: Islands of the Heart. I was worried from reading the description that this …
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I figured I’d take a chance on Animal Fight Club. I didn’t bother requesting a press code since it was on sale for less than $3. Did I get my …
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Aptly titled, Gravity Duck has the controlling of gravity serve as its key feature. It’s an entertaining, if hardly original, element. Apart from its budget price of $4.99, Gravity Duck …
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The Dinosaur Hunter Returns

Turok 2 has arrived on the Nintendo Switch, a few months after the first game, now with a new Teen rating (evidently for less gore). While …
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Battleship, the classic board game, has been brought into the digital realm on the Nintendo Switch. People have been playing that naval combat game for over 50 years. It’s a …
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