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I have played quite a few strategy games in my day, and I have found a few hidden gems in the genre. When I played Robothorium I found myself intrigued …
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If you’re that type of gamer who generally likes to “participate” from a distance, Rebellion’s announcement yesterday should be of interest. The independent developer and publisher unveiled multiple Sniper Elite projects, two of which are heading to Nintendo Switch.
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The R.B.I Baseball series has had its ups and downs since re-emerging in 2014 and Nintendo system owners wouldn’t see the the series return until R.B.I. Baseball 17 on the …
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Friday Eve can only mean one thing – it’s time to take a peek at the latest eShop offerings. As usual, there’s something for everyone, including Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon EVERY …
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The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame for Nintendo Switch is the sequel to the game based on the movie, which is based on the colorful bricks we all know and love. …
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Swords and Soldiers 2: is the follow-up to the side-scrolling, real-time strategy game Swords and Soldiers. It comes from publisher Ronimo games and was previously released on the Wii U. …
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There’s an argument to be made for the Nintendo Switch to be the official at-home arcade system, second only to actually breaking down an arcade cabinet.

Riddled Corpses EX …
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RICO is a game that turned from a simple trailer seen on YouTube to an email inquiring more information, leading into a passion. RICO has quickly become one of my …
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If I could only stress one opinion in my review it would be this… Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 2 is solely for real-life devotees, and not those …
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It would appear that Captain Toad is a bit of a miser, as the treasure he’s already amassed is not enough. That’s good news for owners of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, however, as the puzzle game is scheduled to get 18 new levels on March 14th.
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Gamers of all sorts will be descending upon Boston at the end of this month for PAX East, and those of the Nintendo persuasion will be happy to know the Switch will be well-represented in both playable games and events.
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If you’re looking for a good way to share some quality gaming time with someone, the co-op puzzle/platformer Degrees of Separation is an engaging, colorful way to do it. It’s certainly more productive than binging yet another boring show on Hulu.
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Iron Crypticle is a an arcade action game with beautiful 16-bit style graphics, providing a modern take on a retro experience.

There are two main modes in Iron Crypticle, a …
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Tower Defense is a genre not very widespread in today’s age of gaming but includes some really great titles. Although X-Morph: Defense is not one of them. X-Morph: Defense is …
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A new day, a new week – it brings so many possibilities with it. Whether you’re looking for something to play while you commute to work, or something to help …
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March 10 has become an annual tradition when it comes to Nintendo. Mario Day – more affectionately known as MAR10 Day – is a day dedicated to everyone’s favorite plumber.

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With its methodical, unforgiving gameplay, Aragami: Shadow Edition is not for everyone. However, it doesn’t try to be. It’s aimed squarely at fans of precise, stealth-based gameplay, with whom it should be a solid hit.
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The Nintendo Labo: VR Kit will launch on April 12th with the physical and digital gameplay you expect from Labo combined with “basic VR technology” that will allow users to create a simple, family-friendly virtual reality experience.
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