This quirky poker game puts a lot of its focus on other aspects, perhaps at the expense of its actual card playing. Moving from town to town and slowly winning …
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It’s been so long since I last played Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga on the GBA that it feels like a brand new title on Wii U. I’m glad in …
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Pure Chess is exactly that, a game that provides a solid chess experiences with very little gimmicks or frills. Pure Chess provides stunning visuals on both 3DS and Wii U …
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A simple underwater plot serves to set up this match-three game, where you’re cleaning up the ocean while also saving sick fish trapped in oil bubbles. The critters float on …
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It’s a fact of life that every childhood must include Disney in some shape or form. As Benjamin Franklin put it, “In this world nothing can be said to be …
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He was a skater cat, she said, “See ya later cat”
As a journalist I don’t particularly enjoy having to write negative reviews. With that said it’s my sad duty …
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Seeing Sonic Advance arrive on the GBA in early 2002 was somewhat surreal. Not only was the 16-bit rivalry between Nintendo and SEGA still fresh in players minds, but the …
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This new eShop release is a strategic puzzle game in the match-three mold. Titles of this style are proven fun, but at this point for me to really enjoy them …
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WELCOME TO ROLLER BALL THE SUPER PINBALL GAME THAT WILL EXCITE AND AMUSE YOU
A few months ago I posted a review for Revenge of the Gator, a Game Boy …
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Bubble Pop World is a new match-three puzzle game on the 3DS eShop. It’s true that there’s no shortage of games that style to download, but Bubble Pop World is …
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Recently, Nintendo released “Super Mario Bros. 2″ on the Wii U Virtual Console, which is popularly known in the U.S. as “Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels”. First, a little …
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Cube Tactics is a capture the flag type game (or in this case a destroy the cube one) where you navigate maps using varied cubes, trying to conquer the enemy …
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Don’t be fooled by the name – ‘Adventure’ may feature in the title (and Nintendo’s description) but this is a hidden object game. An earlier PC success, Park Ranger brings …
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Since its début on the Super Nintendo in 1995, Yoshi’s Island has garnered a following of devoted fans that few games will ever be able to match. It’s colorful crayon-like …
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I’ve never seen the anime cartoon The Mysterious Cities of Gold, but after playing this game I’m curious to check it out. It seems like it would be a cute …
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Developer RCMADIAX is the first Wii U developer to release a game developed using the Construct 2 game engine on the Wii U eShop. The one man development team created …
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First off, if you want a much more in-depth review of this classic check out Tristan’s detailed six page retro spread in the June issue of PNM. He discusses the …
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There’s been no shortage of Tappingo coverage from Pure Nintendo – I first posted about the game back in July. Over several months we’ve seen the usual updates of new …
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