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BGS 2024: Super Mario Party Jamboree brought a crowd over to Nintendo’s booth at the show

Eduardo ReboucasOctober 16, 2024October 16, 202407 mins

Nintendo’s booth highlight at Brasil Game Show 2024 was its newest game Super Mario Party Jamboree.

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F-Zero GX’s turning 20 today but it certainly doesn’t look like it

Eduardo ReboucasAugust 25, 2023August 25, 202307 mins

Let’s break out the wine glasses and celebrate the legacy of the last great entry in this overlooked Nintendo racing franchise with F-Zero GX!

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Tears of the Kingdom is the new blueprint for Zelda and I’m not sure how to feel

Callum RakestrawMay 22, 2023April 25, 202508 mins

Breath of the Wild was groundbreaking, and Tears of the Kingdom a fantastic follow-up, but there’s only so long the novelty of open worlds can last before fatigue sets in.

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Review: Kirby’s Dream Buffet is slight, but enjoyable

Callum RakestrawSeptember 7, 2022April 25, 202507 mins

Kirby’s newest party game is good for quick play sessions, but might not hold your attention in the long run.

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Pokemon Sword/Shield First Look

Felicity ChevalierNovember 22, 2019September 9, 202004 mins

If you’d just arrived into the Galar region and were given the town map at the train station, upon perusing it, you’d think it was deceptively simplistic and undersized, given the in game map’s almost whimsical nature.  But you’d be mistaken. Galar is huge. Your journey through Galar starts as earnestly as in other Poke-regions. …

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BGS 2018: Pokémon Let’s Go feels great to play thanks to the pokéball accessory

Eduardo ReboucasOctober 14, 2018September 9, 202007 mins

There’s no bigger franchise in the world than Pokémon. The evergoing phenomenon is showing no sign of slowing down, and has been trucking along for just about twenty years. Pokémon Blue is still one of my most fondly remembered gaming experiences, and although I’ve since fallen out of the series only to get back to…

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E3 2018: Nintendo’s presence at the show was disappointing

Eduardo ReboucasJuly 3, 2018April 28, 2025016 mins

Starting with its Direct presentation for this year’s show, Nintendo’s 2018 E3 was quite shy and irritatingly silent about much needed information about previously announced games and services, like Metroid Prime 4 and the Switch’s online subscription service, which is supposed to go live only a couple of months from now. The laser focus on…

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An oldie, but a goodie, Skyrim is still a great addition to the Switch

Eduardo ReboucasNovember 25, 2017September 9, 202007 mins

Some say that great creations never truly age, and six years is a lot in terms of videogames. In Skyrim’s case, the latest on a long-running series of ports and remasters, is a great version of the venerable fifth entry to The Elder Scrolls franchise, now on the go for the first time ever, thanks…

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From E3 2017: Super Mario Odyssey’s sure to take over your Switch in October

Eduardo ReboucasJune 23, 2017April 28, 2025013 mins

Regardless of how Cappy might be a name that’s a little too on the nose for Mario’s new hat, one thing’s for sure: it’s a fun new mechanic that works wonderfully well, and just happens to be one of the new crazy new things being introduced by Super Mario Odyssey. Nintendo’s lovable plumber’s newest adventure…

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Breath of the Wild embodies the spirit of exploration

Callum RakestrawApril 16, 2017April 25, 202509 mins

In the time since finishing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, I’ve occasionally loaded the game up and just wandered around Hyrule. I’d take a quick survey of where I was and pick a direction to set off in, never using the map to chart my path or scout for any particular destination….

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