The Nintendo Switch has been selling like hot cakes for what seems like an eternity now, but with February almost reaching its end (and with January lacking a proper Nintendo Direct), fans have grown curious as to what Nintendo has on offer for the year. According to a reputable source, our questions may finally have […]

Etrian Odyssey Nexus is the culmination of a franchise that has sought to return RPGs to the epic, dungeon-crawling heydays of the 80s, where exploration and combat were paramount and plot merely served as flavour to the proceedings.

In my review of Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga + Bowser’s Minions, I ended by saying the game had “left me wanting to play Dream Team again (or wishing they had remade Bowser’s Inside Story instead).” Well it appears someone at Nintendo was listening because a little over a year later—and skipping right past Partners […]

I think it’s worth taking a moment to remember how influential Luigi’s Mansion was when it first came out back in 2001. Nintendo had their newest console on the market and instead of launching it with one of its flagship titles like Super Mario or The Legend of Zelda, they went for a quirky, horror/comedy starring […]

Today’s Nintendo Direct brought with it a slew of new game announcements, including the long-awaited Animal Crossing for Nintendo Switch.

WarioWare, as much as I love it, seems to be something of a perpetual anomaly among Nintendo’s hallmark franchises.

4Gamer just released this week’s latest Japanese sales numbers for both software and hardware sold, with the newly released Taiko no Tatsujin for the Nintendo Switch, taking the number one spot.

Despair-ridden and downtrodden, humanity is a lesser race in the world of The Alliance Alive, crushed beneath the heel of Daemons who rule over them with godlike sovereignty. But when nine would-be heroes from disparate realms are pushed beyond their breaking point, nothing short of a revolution ensues. Their story is at the heart of […]

Pokémon was my gateway drug to the wonderful world of gaming. I remember how impressed I was when I first played Pokémon Yellow version on the GameBoy Colour and how cool it was having Pikachu follow my trainer around the vast region of Kanto.

Radiant Historia was a game that never truly earned its glowing reputation, as far as I’m concerned. The time-travelling RPG released on the Nintendo DS in 2011, garnering swift comparison to Chrono Trigger—an honour which, in retrospect, was bestowed upon it only for the temporal elements central to each game’s plot—and igniting a critical frenzy […]