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Tony Hawk expands onto the Nintendo Switch with a port that’s just as much fun, though slightly worse for wear in the looks department.
Read More »Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 and 2 (Switch) Review
Strange Brigade (Switch) Review
A forgotten title? Maybe so, but last-generation’s horror-themed team/solo shooter Strange Brigade is back, and this time it’s stirring up terror on the Switch.
Read More »Just Die Already (Nintendo Switch) Snapshot Review
Getting older is a funny thing. Your joints hurt, your memory fades, coupons appear out of thin air and the food you once enjoyed now makes a 40-yard dash to your colon. It’s not all bad though, with age and experience comes maturity and humility. The ability to look back …
Read More »NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.1 (Switch) Review
Like a virtual library all wrapped up in one set. SNK’s NeoGeo Pocket Switch ports come together with some all-new additions for a 10 game pack.
Read More »Fatal Fury First Contact (Nintendo Switch) Review
Neo Geo Pocket action returns to Nintendo’s Switch console with Fatal Fury First Contact. Shrunk down to portable form, the fighter still hits hard.
Read More »Tropico 6 (Switch) Review
The long-running Caribbean island dictator simulator Tropico has arrived on the Switch with Tropico 6. Admittedly, I didn’t play the PC version of the game, but being El Presidenté is as satisfying as I have ever found it in this iteration.
Read More »Witcheye (Switch) Review
Witcheye makes magic on the Nintendo Switch and is a charming addition to the Switch’s library.
Read More »RPG Maker MV (Switch) Review
Ever want to make your own game, but find it a bit daunting? Well you can make (and play) your own with NISA’s RPG Maker MV on the Switch.
Read More »Raji: An Ancient Epic (Switch) Review
Mythologies and religions have long made great fodder for stories, movies and video games. Raji: An Ancient Epic takes place in the lore of Hindu and Balinese mythology, bringing an oft-overlooked religious setting to the forefront. An Epic journey: I think it is important to point out that before I …
Read More »Samurai Showdown! 2 (Switch) Review
One of the first Neo Geo Pocket releases to get ported to Nintendo’s Switch, Samurai Showdown! 2 is a solid (though very cute) fighter.
Read More »Carrion (Switch) Follow Up Review
It should come as no surprise to anyone who read my full review of Carrion on PC that I adored the game. It is short, sweet, and tremendously satisfying to play. How does that same experience hold up when it is on the Switch? I have good news. Again, make …
Read More »Carrion (PC) Review
Plenty of games task players with contending with a monster. Carrion flips the script and allows players to take up the role of the escaped monster. The result is a slick and satisfying metroidvania. There is a lot to love in this little package from Phobia Studio and publisher Devolver …
Read More »Monster Bash Pinball (SWITCH REVIEW)
It’s time to rock ‘N’ roll with cool monsters in Monster Bash Pinball!
Read More »Langrisser I & II (Nintendo Switch) Review
Tactical role-playing hits the Nintendo Switch with classic titles Langrisser I and II.
Read More »Megaquarium (Switch) Review
Harking back to days of the original Roller Coaster Tycoon and Zoo Tycoon games, Megaquarium puts players in the driver’s seat as they follow a campaign, or build in a sandbox, to become the best aquarist of all time. It goes without saying that this game caught my attention when …
Read More »FUSION Wired Fightpad (Switch) Review
Peripheral maker PowerA is back with a line of fight pads. Featuring a six-button layout and some nice features, they could fit the bill nicely for fans.
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