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Going into Star Fox on Nintendo Switch 2, I was in a pretty unique position compared to a lot of longtime Nintendo fans. While so many people have fond memories of playing the original back on the Nintendo 64, I never actually owned one growing up. That meant I completely missed out on the series during its heyday, and most … Read More

When I first played Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition on the original Nintendo Switch, I came away impressed by just how well Monolith Soft had modernised one of the Wii’s greatest RPGs. It felt like Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition only released a couple of years ago, but looking back, it was 6 years ago. Now, thanks to the newly released Nintendo … Read More

When I first started playing the Atelier series, I wasn’t really sure what to expect. Despite the franchise having been around for decades, my introduction only came recently through the Ryza trilogy, which quickly won me over with its relaxing exploration, satisfying crafting systems, and lovable cast of characters. After spending dozens of hours with Ryza and her friends, I … Read More

When I first played Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on PlayStation 5, I came away convinced it was one of the best RPGs of this generation. Before the Nintendo Switch 2 version launched, I also had the chance to preview the port, and while I was impressed by what I saw, there were still plenty of questions about how the full … Read More

The Coffee Talk series has carved out a unique place for itself over the years. In a gaming landscape often dominated by action-packed adventures, sprawling open worlds, and competitive multiplayer experiences, Coffee Talk has always offered something different. It’s a series built around conversation, connection, and a warm drink shared between strangers. Now, with Coffee Talk: Tokyo, the franchise returns … Read More

Yoshi has always occupied a unique space within Nintendo’s lineup. While Mario’s adventures often focus on platforming precision and fast-paced action, Yoshi games have traditionally leaned into creativity, exploration, and accessibility. From the hand-drawn charm of Yoshi’s Island on the Super Nintendo to the arts & crafts presentation of Yoshi’s Woolly World and Yoshi’s Crafted World, the series has consistently … Read More

For nearly two decades, the Lego video game series has carved out its own unique identity. What started as simple, charming adaptations of popular movie franchises gradually evolved into some of the most enjoyable family friendly, action-adventure games available. Along the way, we’ve seen countless Lego interpretations of beloved worlds, including Batman, who has remained one of the franchise’s most … Read More

I’ll be upfront. Otome games are not usually where I spend my time. I’ve always appreciated visual novels, especially ones that lean hard into strong writing, memorable characters, and stories that are willing to take risks, but romance focused titles often fall just outside my comfort zone. Still, Temirana: The Lucky Princess and the Tragic Knights caught my attention. The … Read More

Back in 2021, I reviewed Tales of Arise on PS5 and came away seriously impressed. At the time, it felt like the series had finally found the perfect balance between classic Tales charm and a more modern presentation. The combat was fast and satisfying, the world was beautiful to explore, and the story delivered far more emotional weight than I … Read More

Housemarque has quietly become one of the most dependable studios in modern gaming. Over the last decade they’ve carved out a reputation as masters of the bullet hell genre, blending arcade chaos with cinematic presentation in games like Resogun, Nex Machina, and most notably Returnal. So going into Saros on PS5, I already had pretty high expectations. Thankfully, this is … Read More