SNK Heroines – Tag Team Frenzy – Story Mode on Nintendo Switch

SNK Heroines – Tag Team Frenzy – Story Mode on Nintendo Switch

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SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy – Story Mode. Product Provided by NIS AMERICA! Grab a friend and enter the SNK dream match in this frenetic fighting party game featuring everyone’s favorite female fighters! Play online or with friends as SNK’s iconic heroines in the brand-new 2 vs 2 fighting game, SNK HEROINES Tag Team Frenzy! Activate Special Moves with a single button, and make use of special items to change the tide of battle! However, the fight isn’t over the moment you’ve chipped enough health away. Once your opponent is on the ropes, utilize your Dream Finish technique to win the match! Spectate on other battles online, use your winnings to buy voice clips a... »

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Nintendo Time Portal: Issue 31

Nintendo Time Portal: Issue 31

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Welcome to the September 2-8 edition of the Nintendo Time Portal, where we take a look back through history to see which game anniversaries we celebrate this week. September 2 – Freshly-Picked Tingle’s Rosy Rupeeland is released. “Let’s make a Zelda spin-off about Tingle,” someone decided one day, and Freshly-Picked Tingle’s Rosy Rupeeland was released in Japan on September 2, 2006. This rupee-gathering spin-off was eventually brought to Europe, although never to North America. It saw positive to mixed reviews, and there must be a fair number of Tingle fans, because Japan eventually got a sequel. September 5 – Recca comes to North America. Summer Car... »

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2064: Read Only Memories Integral (Review)

2064: Read Only Memories Integral (Review)

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We received a review code for 2064: Read Only Memories Integral on the Switch. 2064: Read Only Memories Integral is an adventure game that takes place in a cyberpunk futures where robotic helpers called ROMs have become commonplace and advanced gene therapy has led to a number of people becoming hybrids. When you wake up one morning to find the world’s first sapient ROM, Turing, in your apartment asking for help after the disappearance of their creator, you’re swept into a conspiracy that goes far deeper than just one man’s disappearance. The game often comes across as more of a visual novel, with the bulk of your time spent reading and selecting dialogue choices. Your choi... »

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September 2 – September 8: Nintendo News Bytes

September 2 – September 8: Nintendo News Bytes

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The last few weeks were packed with Nintendo news. Here’s what this week has to offer. Tune in to the Nintendo Chit Chat podcast to learn more about the latest news. Nintendo Direct News A new Nintendo Direct was announced for September 6 at 3 PM PT / 6 PM ET, to focus on upcoming Switch & 3DS games. Update: The Nintendo Direct has been delayed due to the recent earthquake in Japan. Nintendo Switch News Capcom will have an Ace Attorney panel at TGS on September 22. New Games, Ports, & Localizations Kemono Friends Picross was announced for Japan for October 4. Chou Tousouchuu & Chou Sentouchuu Double Pack was announced for Japan. Forgotton Anne is coming to the Switch in spr... »

Nintendo Time Portal: Issue 30

Nintendo Time Portal: Issue 30

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It’s the 30th issue of the Nintendo Time Portal, where we take a look back through history to see which Nintendo game anniversaries we celebrate this week. Let’s see what this week held over the years. August 27 – Mario Kart: Super Circuit comes to North America. The third Mario Kart game and first Mario Kart game for a handheld system was Mario Kart: Super Circuit for the Game Boy Advance. After a July release in Japan, it came to North America on August 27, 2001. It was a big success and is currently the best-selling non-Pokémon Game Boy Advance game. August 28 – Mario Tennis comes to North America. One year earlier was the North American release of a game we recent... »

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August 26 – September 1: Nintendo News Bytes

August 26 – September 1: Nintendo News Bytes

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As August comes to a close, we have another week of news to discuss. Tune in to the Nintendo Chit Chat podcast to learn more about the latest news. Nintendo Switch News The Nindies Summer Showcase on August 28 included many announcements and updates detailed below, as well as the announcement of a new Switch channel for indie game news. Nintendo also announced the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Pro Controller Bundle for $139.99, as well as the standalone controller for $74.99. New Games, Ports, & Localizations NIS announced Lapis Re Abyss for the Switch and PS4. Damnview: Built From Nothing has been announced for all major platforms. Aragami: Shadow Edition will be coming physically and digi... »

Nintendo Time Portal: Issue 29

Nintendo Time Portal: Issue 29

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Welcome back to the Nintendo Time Portal, where we look back at this week in Nintendo’s history to celebrate some of the great games that came out over the years. August 19 – New Super Mario Bros. 2 comes to North America. While New Super Mario Bros. had already been followed by New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Nintendo made another sequel called New Super Mario Bros. 2 for the 3DS. It came west in August and reached North America on August 19, 2012. This entry focused on collecting as many coins as possible. It saw positive reviews, but never quite stood out as much as the others. August 22 – The Legend of Zelda came to North America… probably. The original Legend of Zelda... »

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Snake Pass (Review)

Snake Pass (Review)

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With its bright, colorful graphics, upbeat soundtrack composed by David Wise, and cartoonish animal protagonists, Sumo Digital’s Snake Pass immediately calls to mind classic 3D platformers. However, while Snake Pass is a puzzle platform game, its gameplay is quite different from most entries in the genre because the main character can’t jump. The game stars a snake named Noodle and his hummingbird friend Doodle. They’re on a quest to save their home, although a bare minimum of story details are given to send the duo on their quest. Doodle can give Noodle a tiny boost, but for the most part, you’ll be slithering and winding your way through various obstacles and hazard... »

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Vaccine (Review)

Vaccine (Review)

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As you start a new game, an ominous voice says the game’s name: “Vaccine.” You take control of either a male or female character, grab the knife on the ground, and venture out to explore a creepy mansion filled with zombie-like creatures and other monstrosities. Vaccine’s classic Resident Evil inspiration is visible everywhere, right down to its graphics and awkward tank controls. Your friend has been infected, and it’s up to you to search the mansion for the vaccine… or rather, the antidote, but “Vaccine” makes for a cooler game title. Since you have to make it back before your friend succumbs to the infection, you’re on a timer. It star... »

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Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale (Review)

Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale (Review)

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Return to PopoloCrois: A Story of Seasons Fairytale was a game no one saw coming, a crossover between the rarely-localized PopoloCrois JRPG series and the farming simulation series Story of Seasons. Set in between the original two PopoloCrois games, the story begins on Prince Pietro’s 13th birthday. When he leaves his world behind in search of a way to stop the mysterious “black beasts” threatening PopoloCrois, he finds himself trapped in the barren world of Galariland. His only hope to save both worlds from darkness is to restore the four Farms of Light and revive the goddess Galariel. Considering its premise, you might expect it to be evenly divided between its PopoloCroi... »

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Disgaea 5 Complete – Nintendo Switch (Review)

Disgaea 5 Complete – Nintendo Switch (Review)

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Thanks to NIS America for providing the product for review. Intro Disgaea 5 Complete is a tactical based strategy RPG for the Nintendo Switch. It previously graced the PS4 however the Nintendo Switch version includes all 8 bonus scenarios, four of the fan favorite characters, and three classes that were all part of the DLC for the PS4 release: Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengence.  This really is the complete version, chocked full of great RPG content! Disgaea 5 Complete releases May 23rd which seems like a perfect time for gamers. With many Switch fans transitioning from Breath of the Wild, and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Disgaea 5 Complete is the perfect fit to solve that craving for RPG gaming. The S... »

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Reviewed: Pocket Card Jockey

Reviewed: Pocket Card Jockey

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When Game Freak decided to make a game about an aspiring jockey, they realized the one thing horse racing games have been missing all these years: solitaire. In Pocket Card Jockey for the Nintendo 3DS, you play a young jockey whose first attempt to race a horse ends in a fatal accident. However, thanks to an angel who enjoys horse races, you’re given a second chance at life with a special power that lets you channel your solitaire skills into racing. Horse racing and solitaire might not seem like the most obvious combination, but Pocket Card Jockey makes it work. In each leg of the race, you use the touchscreen to position your horse and gather energy, and then you play a round of golf... »

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Reviewed: Metroid Prime Federation Force

Reviewed: Metroid Prime Federation Force

Adventure, Multiplayer, Review 1

  Personally, I am a fan of the Metroid Prime series, and I was waiting impatiently to get the new Metroid Prime Federation Force last week. I might have been the first to get to the store to pick my copy. Now I have completed all missions; I’ll share with you some of what I’ve learned and some tricks. The Story I am not giving up much detail to avoid spoiling the game for you. In the Metroid Prime world, this is one of the most engaging stories released until now. 22 missions were enough to keep me entertained for a while. It is consistent with Samus’ storyline, but if you are not familiar with the original game, you can still enjoy the story. There are some differences if you play sol... »

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Reviewed: Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move

Reviewed: Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move

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The Mario vs. Donkey Kong series has changed a lot over the years, and one of the biggest changes in Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move is right in the title. You won’t be fighting Donkey Kong. Instead, you’ll guide mini versions of Mario, Donkey Kong, Peach, Toad, or Pauline through a series of puzzles. There are four main modes, but the basic gameplay remains the same in each. Your Minis move on their own, and you must lay down paths for them to follow to the door. In Mario’s Main Event, random tiles are dispensed for you to use to create your path. Puzzle Palace gives you a set number of tiles instead, while Many Mini Mayhem fills the board with tiles you must arra... »

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