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After a greatest hits release and years of whatever Game & Wario was, Nintendo’s resident greedy game dev has reassembled his comrades and cronies for
In 2010, Sonic Colors was a revelation. After the infamous Sonic the Hedgehog 2006, the controversial Sonic Unleashed, and a bunch of spinoffs of varying
Editor's note: The review below has been updated with the author's full thoughts after playing through No More Heroes 3 after a Day One patch. If you read
Spelunky wasn’t the first procedurally generated game by any stretch, but it would end up one of the first titles I dove into of that nature. It blended with
Genre mashups are so intuitive that you can describe them in an old Reese’s slogan: “two great tastes that go well together.” And when it goes well, the end
Touch controls were everywhere on the Nintendo DS, but no one made them work like Square Enix. Don’t get me wrong, you could find other good, even great touch
Button City
When I first saw Button City at this year’s Wholesome Direct, I knew it was a game I wanted to play. I’m a big fan of colorful, low-poly art styles, and the
The original The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword launched very nearly a decade ago as part of the Zelda series' 25th anniversary celebration. And while it took
Koei Tecmo and Omega Force haven't exactly been shy about putting its Warriors (AKA Musou) games on the Nintendo Switch over the past few years. Whether you
Eldest Souls
I’m going to get the obvious out of the way now - Eldest Souls is (openly, proudly) inspired by Dark Souls and other games of its well-worn cloth.
Game translation (“localization,” if you’re nasty) is an often unsung profession. No matter how well-received or lauded the writing of a game is, praise is
Cotton Reboot! updates and aims to improve upon 1991’s Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams. It does so most apparently by updating the visuals throughout, with new
