Preview | Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave (NS2)
We’ve played Nintendo’s Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave early. This previews looks at the first 20 hours with heroes Cai and Leda.
Review | Rhythm Paradise Groove (NS2)
Guitar Hero was my jam as a teenager. I bought a real drum kit after playing Guitar Hero World Tour….
Hands-on Preview | Splatoon Raiders: ‘Salmon Run on Steroids?’
For a series built on multiplayer, Splatoon Raiders is a decidedly single-player experience. Yes, you can play through levels with…
Review | Star Fox: ‘Downright Awesome’ (NS2)
There is something special about Star Fox on Nintendo Switch 2. Yes, it tells a story we’ve already heard but…
Review | Yoshi and the Mysterious Book: ‘A New Favourite’ (NS2)
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is unlike any game I’ve played. There is no “end” to any level. There’s no…
Review | Mario Tennis Fever: ‘Brilliant and Bothersome’ (NS2)
If you’re going into Mario Tennis Fever solo, you’ll likely be disappointed. Mario Tennis Fever is so much better with a friend — here’s why.
Pragmata Prioritises Portable Play: ‘Downright Stunning’ (Switch 2)
Pragmata plays far better in handheld mode than docked on Switch 2. It’s is coming to Switch 2 the same day as Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC.
Resident Evil Requiem is the best looking game on Nintendo Switch 2
Resident Evil Requiem is hands down the best looking game we’ve played on the Nintendo Switch 2 — and you can play it on Feb 27.
The Virtual Boy is back — and cardboard triumphs
And after 30 minutes playing with a few of the Virtual Boy’s launch games, I can confidently say the cheaper option is the more comfortable way to play.
Hands-on with Mario Tennis Fever: ‘Chaos and Variety’
I need to play more before declaring Mario Tennis Fever a smash, but the short time I spent with the game was a surprisingly delightful first serve.