Nintendo opted for a series of presentations instead of a full conference, and managed to pack a lot of great gaming into them. We got to see an expansion for Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, some new IP and a Splatoon Tournament. Come and join the fun.
Live from the E3 2017 Ubisoft stage, watch the never before seen trailer of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle! Hear from the team about what the world of Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle has in store for all of us. Available August 29 on the Nintendo Switch! Publishers: Nintendo Developers: Ubisoft Platforms: Nintendo Switch Events: E3 Expo 2017
The Nintendo Switch is going to feature online play for retro games, and if that doesn’t excite you, I don’t know what will.
Todd has been looking for an NES Classic for months now, but no stores have gotten them in stock. With the announcement that Nintendo is discontinuing it, anyone who hasn’t grabbed one yet may be out of luck, or at the mercy of high-priced re-sellers.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild takes almost everything we know from playing previous Zelda titles and throws it out the window. While shocking at first, gamers will quickly come to love this open-world masterpiece, the best Zelda title ever made, and an instant classic among RPGs.
The new Nintendo Switch offers a seamless transition between handheld and traditional console gaming whenever a user desires, executed with beautiful simplicity. There are a few quirky things about the design, but the Switch shatters the gaming mold with grace and aplomb.
Jordan and Aster finally have their copy of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and are excited to start their journey, but there’s only one problem.
Michael’s back with a true classic for this week’s Retro Game Friday. It’s Tales of Phantasia!
Aster is excited for the new Fire Emblem Warriors game, but Jordan remember just how much grinding he had to do with her in Hyrule Warriors.
Todd saw a lot to love at the big Nintendo Switch event, but he’s still on the fence about a few things. The odd way Nintendo is planning to parcel out free games, limited battery life and apparently weak third-party support are troubling. Then again, there is new Zelda and Mario. Will the Switch be hitting with gamers?
