Nintendo

  • Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! Review: Gotta catch ’em all…again!

    Twenty years ago in 1998, developer Game Freak and Nintendo released one of the greatest games in the history of the Game Boy: Pokémon Yellow. Based off the hit anime and trading card game, Yellow version was an instant classic, allowing players to truly experience the journey that Ash Ketchum took upon leaving his quiet little…

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  • E3 2018 Recap: Microsoft brings out the big guns, steals the spotlight at E3

    The biggest video game convention of the year gave us a glimpse at a bright future for the gaming community. We saw shocking reveals, in-depth analysis on holiday games, the announcement of an upcoming console, and so much more. It might all be a bit overwhelming to process, so let me guide you down the…

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  • Super Mario Odyssey Review: Another gem for Nintendo and fans

    Nintendo’s iconic plumber has not only been a staple in the company’s illustrious history, but in video game lore as a whole. The adventures of Mario battling the King Koopa Bowser in trying to save his beloved Princess Peach has spanned over three decades and numerous gaming platforms. Mario’s latest quest has him sailing the…

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  • The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Review: Compelling story, but little annoyances hold it back

    Nintendo has plenty of revered franchises: Super Mario, Metroid, Pokémon, hell, even Animal Crossing is well-liked. But no other franchise has garnished the type of respect and admiration that The Legend of Zelda has in its existence. With 19 titles spanning across numerous Nintendo systems, gamers have battled against countless evils on their quests to save…

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  • E3 2017 recap: Nintendo

    E3 2017 recap: Nintendo

    Nintendo’s Spotlight was much bigger than to simply lay down the groundwork for the rest of 2017; it was about laying the groundwork for the rest of the Switch’s life. The Switch got off to an unprecedented start with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but moving forward, Nintendo can’t rely on a once-in-a-lifetime Zelda…

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  • Persona 5 review: Ruin or Rehabilitation

    Having never played a Persona game before, the only word that described my early experience in Persona 5 was “overwhelming”. I knew going in that time management was a key in maximizing your experience and a recurring element in the Persona series, but I was no way near prepared for activities in both real life and…

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