I joked on Twitter recently that Fire Emblem is basically Adventure Time’s “now kiss” moment—it…
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Whether you want to make your own levels, play other people’s creations, or both, Super Mario Maker 2 delivers the goods.
With Cadence of Hyrule, Nintendo took an uncharacterstic step and lent one of its most prized IPs to an outside studio—but it paid off, big time.
Yoshi’s Crafted World takes players on a trip to a magical world of arts and crafts brought to life, making for a delightful experience.
There’s fun to be found in New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe’s classic Mario platforming, but you’ll need to fight through some archaic design to find it.
Pokemon: Let’s Go is a welcome streamlining of the classic Pokemon formula, rather than the ‘dumbing down’ that many people feared.
The World Ends With You has undergone some changes in its jump to Switch, but it’s still the same brilliant graffiti-style JRPG at heart.
Octopath Traveler wears its nostalgia on its sleeve, but its also got a decidedly modern design sense. The result is one of the best JRPGs in years.
Did Toad deserve his own game? Probably not, but he got one anyway, and the surprisingly brilliant Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is now on Switch.
Hyrule Warriors is back for another round on Switch, complete with all DLC. There’s not much here that’s new, but on a handheld system that can handle it, this is the game at its best.