Reviews

Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth is the ultimate tribute to the series' last 13 years with Etrian Odyssey elements thrown in for good measure.

Shakedown: Hawaii delivers a nice blast of classic arcade action and some solid laughs.

A classic dungeon dive that draws from the entire franchise.

The remake doesn't drastically change or improve Bowser's Inside Story, but that doesn't change the fact that it was always a great game.

WarioWare Gold is like a greatest hits compilation of the best microgames of the past 15 years.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker remains a delightful romp for anyone who missed this treasure hunt the first time around.

You aren’t sliding colored gems into groups of three, but the part of your brain that sparks when three of the same thing disappears after you make them neighbors lights up here.

Dillon stands apart from other 3DS games, but lacks confidence in the player, which leads to frustration alongside the moments of extreme speed and action.

Pikachu is more endearing than ever.

Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon are not new games, but if you skipped Sun and Moon, this is a fantastic place to jump on.

Etrian Odyssey V feels close to what the series has done before, but the new classes and skills keep things from getting too dull.

Despite the many challengers to Metroid’s throne, Samus Returns proves that Nintendo still understands the formula best.

Gotta hunt 'em all!

Katrielle’s first adventure succeeds in carrying on the legacy of the series. However, Katrielle doesn’t quite live up to her father’s name.

Miitopia shines another light on the Miis, taking the goofy characters on a lengthy RPG adventure. 

Hey Pikmin compresses Nintendo’s unusual spin on real-time strategy into 2D, and it loses a lot of the strategy.

Ever Oasis finds a smart balance of simulation and action RPG mechanics, but struggles somewhat in its attempts to craft a believable world that feels alive.

Fire Emblem Echoes is a solid experience that offers challenging gameplay...if you're willing to overlook some frustrations.

 If Bye-Bye Boxboy marks the end for HAL’s quirky puzzle series, then it ends on a high note.

Mario Sports Superstars lumps five simple sports experiences into one compilation.