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This week on the Pure Nintendo Podcast, Jemma, Kirk, and Trev dive into the latest Star Fox adventure, the first for the Switch 2. What do we think of the …
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My favorite entertainment genre is skeleton. The Necromancer’s Tale for Nintendo Switch 2 includes plenty of skeletons, so why did I not enjoy it as much as expected? Let’s check some boxes.
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Coffee Talk Tokyo is a cozy visual novel title developed by Toge Productions and Chorus Worldwide, and published by Chorus Worldwide. This game is the third installment of this barista …
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Fans of old school Legend of Zelda games will spot the inspiration right away in Elementallis, from the exploration-focused world to the puzzle-filled dungeons and the steady unlocking of new abilities.
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The eShop description of Realm of Ink explains, “Death is not the end; it’s just a chance to redefine your destiny through cycles of death and rebirth.” Whereas that would be awful in reality, you’re going to need that cycle here.
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Williams Pinball Volume 10 is one of the better Pinball FX collections available. It includes Comet, Fire!, and Diner, the latter of which was always a favorite of mine. With the other two, this is the first time they’ve been released in digital form.
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Our game of the day, Lumen Tale: Memories of Trey, tells you half the plot in the title (help Trey recover his memories). What it doesn’t tell you is that this game is a significant nod to the Pokémon franchise, and that’s not a bad thing.
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This week on the Pure Nintendo Podcast, Jemma, Trev, and Kirk dive into the latest news from Nintendo, who hosted a dedicated Direct event just last week. There’s a LOT …
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Square Enix has announced the long-awaited name and release window of its third and final instalment in the Final Fantasy VII Remake series. Final Fantasy VII: Revelation will release in …
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This week’s eShop roundup brings us the second Final Fantasy VII reimagining, Rebirth, along with classic DK, eFootball, new ways to listen to Nintendo Music, and more. Let’s dive in.

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The Pure Nintendo Magazine (also known as PNM) is all about bringing back print to celebrate the world of Nintendo. Made by Nintendo fans, for Nintendo fans just like you, …
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Mina the Hollower is the latest outing from Yacht Club Games. If you’re not familiar with that name, you’ll likely recognise the title of their hugely popular game: Shovel Knight. …
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Kudos to Constance for resisting the temptation to explicitly call itself a “Metroidvania”. This is an action-adventure title—more often than not—and a great one. It does have a few eccentricities …
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Historically, mining on distant planets has never been a sound career choice, especially in video games. The same can be said of Drill Core, but this time the hazards are mostly caused by the gaming controls.
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Wondering what to play this weekend? The Nintendo eShop is bursting with new content, from Mina the Hollower to a new mobile game. Let’s dig in!

First up is the …
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Quartet is a retro-inspired JRPG from indie developers Something Classic Games LLC. It features four separate stories that converge as you work together to stop a war over the control …
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Finally, someone found a new application for the classic Tetris gameplay mechanics. Welcome to Drop Duchy, where everything is passed ‘pon the left hand side; or at least falls from the top of the screen like it should.
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Role-playing offerings from KEMCO not only release consistently on the Nintendo Switch, but they also tend to offer consistent quality. You’ll rarely find a great game, but thankfully, the same …
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