
Super Mario Run Review: A Good, Portable Fix That Never Quite Reaches Greatness
A review of Super Mario Run, Nintendo's first major Mario game for phones, weighing its auto-run mechanics, coin collecting, and Stamp Mode.


A review of Super Mario Run, Nintendo's first major Mario game for phones, weighing its auto-run mechanics, coin collecting, and Stamp Mode.

A tale of two screens: one ship soaring through sky, one fox bounding upon ground, wherein discord reigns between the pair.

A review of Mario Party 10: inventive boards, plentiful mini-games, and a cooperative mode, weighed against dated content and technical limits.

A portable tour of greens, hazards and winds, wherein a plumber's club proves a worthy instrument of victory.

A pink hero scrolls across a vast dream land, gathering friends and stars in a strange, charming, exhausting journey.

A fan remake of the 1986 NES Legend of Zelda, built entirely inside Dreams, marks the perfect 40th anniversary tribute.

A painter of colors, a hammerer of foes, and a world made anew through a single stroke of the brush.

A masked hero and a city of plastic bricks: a quick, amusing mission-based adventure for the Wii U.

A camera wanders through a strange island, photographing strange beasts, seeking the perfect picture amid rank and social contest.

A review of Splatoon, Nintendo's Wii U shooter reinvented around ink guns and colorful maps, still one of the best multiplayer games ever made.
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