
Game & Wario Review: 16 Minigames, One GamePad, Too Many Fits and Starts
A strange collection of sixteen minigames, each a singular world unto itself, yet the whole never quite coheres.


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

A console that bids players gaze away from screens toward each other's hands, arms and gestures — a novel idea, yet one that tires quickly.

A village of talking beasts, fishing, digging, and small talk with neighbors — a pleasant, familiar addition to the Animal Crossing line.

A review of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, a curious mix of party game and sports title.

A late addition to the Dr. Mario series, this puzzle game earns its keep with new twists on a familiar tile-matching formula.

A sequel that buries charm under a pile of pointless galaxies and a villain too confused to frighten anyone.

Nintendo's COO promises 'this is just the beginning' for Switch 2, with a Pokopia sequel and Zelda remake on the way.

A review of Yo-Kai Watch 2: Fleshy Souls, a 3DS game of fleshy souls, trains, and Yo-kai battles.

A party game wherein many gather round a board, and through chance and cunning, much mirth ensues.

A look back at NES Remix, a Wii U collection of classic NES games remixed into quick, challenging mini-games.

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash on Wii U adds Jumpshots and Mega Mushrooms but too little else, with four modes and 16 characters. Our review scores it 6/10.

Star Fox Guard, the 2016 Wii U tower defense game from Nintendo and PlatinumGames, reviewed: camera combat, Chaos robots, 100 missions, and a 7.1/10.
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