When I first got my Switch, I got it planning to have a library full of games like Blossom Tales II. While retro-style and heartwarming nostalgic games aren’t reserved solely for the Nintendo console, they certainly suit the Switch like a Santa Monica bachelor suits a new Tesla. Blossom Tales II: The Minotaur Prince is […]
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Usually, it is very easy to put a particular game in a box and label it as a game that appeals to a certain type of player. Whether that be a gamer who loves a particular genre, a particular theme, or a particular approach to gameplay. However, there are some games that are packaged as
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Ghostwire: Tokyo is a game that I’ve had a strange relationship with for a while now, through production and now as a player of this game. Throughout the entire lead-up to this game’s release, I was never sure what to expect. At one stage, I was sure that this game would be a new IP
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is another quality, smash-hit game from the talented developers at FromSoftware and game directors Hidetaka Miyazaki and Kazuhiro Hamatani. If, perchance, you’ve already been able to beat Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice the first time around, it’s now time to look at the game’s New Game+ experience. I’m going to give you
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