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I’m always excited to tune into an Indie World Showcase to check out the latest indie offerings on Nintendo Switch. The most recent showcase was home to a few

Jaxson Tapp·December 24, 2021
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Adolescence still defines much of gaming culture. Even now as audiences grow older and older and the reach of the industry expands ever onward, the foremost

Amelia Fruzzetti·December 20, 2021
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Shovel Knight has plenty of game appearances under his earth encrusted belt, yet it’s only now that he’s stepping out of the shadow of that original

Ricky Berg·December 13, 2021
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These days, every big company wants to get into universes and brand expansion. Big movie studios want to turn everything into a cinematic universe, while game

Bryan Finch·November 29, 2021
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When Super Mario Party shindigged its way onto Switch in 2018, I figured it was the start of a new chapter in the series’ legacy. While familiar, it was

Ricky Berg·November 9, 2021
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The Shin Megami Tensei series is a fascinating corner of its genre rooted in theology, philosophy, and an Ars Goetia worth of demons. While each entry’s

Ricky Berg·November 4, 2021
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I’ve moved five times over the last five years, and I’m sure there will be more in my future. Even if some were simple, some were with roommates, and some

Ricky Berg·November 1, 2021
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As unbelievably successful as the Super Smash Bros. series is, it always amazes me how many games try to copy its style and fail in unique ways. While there

Bryan Finch·October 18, 2021
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It paradoxically feels like so long ago since a 2D Metroid game and yet also like it’s been only a short few years. To an extent, both are true. The franchise

Amelia Fruzzetti·October 11, 2021
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To review any iteration of Tetris isn’t so much based on the game itself, which is about as iconic as any game (puzzle or otherwise) can be, but rather what

Ricky Berg·October 8, 2021
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When AiAi and the gang rolled onto the GameCube twenty years ago, I had to fortune of receiving Super Monkey Ball right there at launch. Its blend of tight,

Ricky Berg·September 29, 2021
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Sometimes, all you need to sell someone on something is one sentence, or even one phrase. Tell a college kid a meeting has free food? They’ll be there. Tell a

Amelia Fruzzetti·September 21, 2021
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