Tag Archives: Nintendo Switch

My Favourite Multiplayer Games for the Nintendo Switch

I remember being extremely nervous about what the reveal of the then coded “Nintendo NX” would be like after the Wii U’s commercial failure. I had bought a Wii U, and loved it (even though I was salty about the lack of an Animal Crossing game), but understood that its low popularity was due toContinue reading “My Favourite Multiplayer Games for the Nintendo Switch”

Bury me, my love (Nintendo Switch) Review

The Nintendo Switch eShop is often hard to navigate, as a barrage of new titles being added every day to a storefront without a rating system can make it difficult to discern the proverbial trash from treasure. Every now and again I check the New Releases tab, hoping to find a game that intrigues me.Continue reading “Bury me, my love (Nintendo Switch) Review”

Is Video Game Piracy Only for Scallywags? – An Alternate Perspective

I will preface this article by stating the obvious: stealing is wrong. Video game developers dedicate so much of their time to creating art for us to enjoy, and definitely deserve to be compensated for their efforts. But wait, gimme a sec, hear me out here – it kind of sucks when video game developersContinue reading “Is Video Game Piracy Only for Scallywags? – An Alternate Perspective”

Pokkén Tournament DX (Nintendo Switch) Impressions

Like many Switch owners, I have a subscription to Nintendo Switch Online. For those who don’t know what Nintendo Switch Online (or NSO) is, it’s a service that allows Nintendo Switch owners to have access to online gaming modes, cloud backups for save data (for most games), a library of NES and SNES games, andContinue reading “Pokkén Tournament DX (Nintendo Switch) Impressions”

Afterparty (Nintendo Switch) Review

Upon purchasing my Nintendo Switch, I did what any sane gamer would – aggressively hunt down any and all Top 10 lists for all genres I was interested in. I am a huge fan of story-driven games, and Oxenfree was a game I couldn’t wait to buy. I waited until it was on sale, andContinue reading “Afterparty (Nintendo Switch) Review”