
Amiibo Festival Review: Nintendo’s Party Game Never Learns New Tricks
A festival of amiibo figures, wherein villager happiness is measured by points, yet the game itself remains thin and wanting.


A festival of amiibo figures, wherein villager happiness is measured by points, yet the game itself remains thin and wanting.

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A small pile of cards, a realm of realms, and a fight for more — a review of Magic: The Gathering's Duels of the Planeswalkers.

A solitary man wakes from cryonic slumber upon a ruined world, scavenging, repairing, and exploring until the truth of his fate is revealed.

A tale of a maiden named Lyra who stirs within a ruinous city, wrought in splendid vision yet wanting agency.

A princess, a knight, and a second soul seek to rewind history in a loop too thin to endure.

A racer of monsters, leaning and leaping upon a sensor of the body, promises much yet delivers little across seven worlds.

Five sports, one cartridge: Mario Sports Superstars gathers soccer, baseball, tennis, golf, and horse racing for the 3DS.

A tale of dungeons and companions, wherein the bard's adventure is but a shadow of its promise.

A review of Tennis World Tour 2, wherein surface systems promise greatness yet inconsistent controls betray it.

A tale of two children, Leo and Emma, who wander twelve worlds in search of a dark heart, yet find little joy along the way.

A strange collection of sixteen minigames, each a singular world unto itself, yet the whole never quite coheres.
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