Can amiibo be useful video game accessories-slash-collectibles without leaving a bad taste in our mouths? I think so, if the features that are designed to work with Nintendo’s figurines are well thought out.
Almost three years from when they were first released, Nintendo’s toys-to-life products continue to be a sore point for fans.
Nintendo recently announced that they will be releasing the SNES Classic and our first reaction to the news? To critique the games that the SNES Classic will come with, of course! Here are five SNES titles that should have been on the SNES Classic.
I’ve had fewer and shorter losing streaks in Clash Royale since learning about the concept of tilting and figuring out ways on how to deal with it – let me share what I learned.
RPG Maker FES is one of my most anticipated 3DS releases this year, and it’s coming out in North America next month! Here are the reasons why I’m excited about this game.
Last week, Nintendo announced the release of another 3DS model: the New Nintendo 2DS XL. People all over the world screamed “WHY?!” after the announcement, questioning this decision. Let me talk about why releasing the New Nintendo 2DS XL makes sense.
I’ve been using the Hog Trifecta deck for several months now and while it’s no longer as potent as it once was, recent balance changes and shifts in the metagame has made the Hog Trifecta deck viable again.
Another Fire Emblem game for the Nintendo 3DS is headed our way next month – Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia.
I’ve always had trouble with my backlog of video games. That is, before I implemented a set of rules to help me manage my video game backlog.
Breath of the Wild has been getting a lot of attention lately – a whole lot more than a recent Zelda game which, in my opinion, paved the way for Nintendo to free themselves from the long established Zelda formula that they’ve been following for more than a decade now: A Link Between Worlds.
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