The Nintendo eShop has been updated with a whole host of new content. This week’s highlights includes DC Super Hero Girls, based on the animated series. There’s also the, erm, …
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The annals of gaming history are full of forgotten protagonists. Oppa Oppa. Alex Kidd. Mike Jones (no, not the rapper). Then, there’s Wonder Boy. The once-forgotten hero is having a …
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1912: Titanic Mystery can make for an entertaining weekend if you’re a fan of hidden object games. That said, this isn’t among the top-tier in the genre, so you’ll want …
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Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise is a sequel to the surprise million-seller, Fitness Boxing. If you have the original, you can transfer your profile and keep moving to the …
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BIT.TRIP FLUX was (is?) the final entry in the six game BIT.TRIP series, returning us to the start. Like BIT.TRIP BEAT, FLUX draws its inspiration from Pong, and It’s as engaging now as it was when it was originally released for Nintendo Wii in 2012.
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Upon hearing of BIT.TRIP’s grand return to Switch, I knew the first game I’d want to play was FATE. I had played the BIT.TRIP collection on Wii a few years …
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BIT.TRIP RUNNER (yes, all caps) brings back fond memories of the WiiWare days. This was CommanderVideo’s (yes, no space) best game of the original six. But how does it fare 10 …
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BIT.TRIP CORE is completely comfortable with what it is. Although it was originally released for the Nintendo Wii in 2009, the game’s nucleus could’ve existed on the Atari 2600 if rhythm games had been a thing back then. So, how does it play on the Nintendo Switch in 2020?
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I was excited to hear that the BIT.TRIP games were coming to Switch. It’s been a good few years since I’ve played them on the Wii compilation. BEAT was the …
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Sam & Max Save the World—originally released by Telltale Games back in 2006—has received a fresh coat of paint and a few other upgrades. Is it enough to make adventure gamers want to join the Freelance Police nearly 15 years later? Let’s find out.
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No More Heroes is something of a cult classic, renowned for its over-the-top action, inappropriate writing, and sleazy protagonist. It comes as no surprise that the latest version of the …
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Just when I thought I was out, Pinball FX3 pulls me back in with its latest DLC, Williams Pinball – Volume 6. Let’s not waste any time and get right …
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Nintendo Switch continues its record-setting pace for sales in the United States. Apparently this is the 2nd highest October for any video game console in history, which was set by …
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Nintendo finished up their last ‘Partner Showcase’ for 2020 by showing off some more gameplay from Bravely Default II and more. A couple notable surprises from this Direct came in …
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Are you prepared to “find your rhythm” with AVICII Invector on the Nintendo Switch? Even if you aren’t usually a fan of music games like this, you may want to …
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Have you been cooped up most of the summer cause of COVID-19? If so, Instant Sports Summer Games could be for you. It has several things working in its favor, …
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If you’re looking to hit the virtual links, PGA Tour 2K21 mostly delivers. Despite some unfortunate bugs, this title still offers addictive fun.
While the Nintendo Switch is home to …
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Times are still tough; a lot of us are still stuck at home. If you’re ever in need of gaming inspiration, it’s now! Our carefully curated playlist of high-rotation games …
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