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The Ultimate Super Mario Party Drinking Game

Jordan Ashley - October 23, 2018

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Waiting for Animal Crossing

Julia Brackett - August 7, 2018

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Nintendo Switch: The Cost of Portability

Nichole Johnson - February 5, 2018

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Nintendo’s Region-Free Policies Have Created Unintentional Discounts

Kyle Rogacion - January 8, 2018

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How Indies Saved Adventure Games [VIDEO]
Adventure Games have been a big fixture of the indie scene for over a decade and a half now, but things didn’t start out that way. Back when they were first invented in the late 70s and early 80s they were mainstream through-and-through. If you’ve often found yourself pondering on the history of a much […]
64-Bit Yooka-Laylee Is Coming But It’s Not Quite Right
The original appeal of Yooka-Laylee can be summed up in one word, nostalgia. Specifically, nostalgia for the Nintendo 64 and the Rare collect-a-thons that populated it. The indie title didn’t fare so well after release despite the initial hype. The latest update coming to the game will add a new tonic item that lets you play […]
Bask in Your Time Control Maid Power Fantasy with Touhou Luna Nights
The Touhou franchise is nothing if not abundant. From the humble concept of a shrine maiden bullet hell came an explosion of media, everything from fighting games to light novels to merchandise. The Touhou Project is the video game equivalent of KISS; love it or hate it, it’s everywhere. This brings me to Touhou Luna Nights, the latest […]
Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics- Will It Drive You Mad?
Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics is one of a handful of games to come out in 2018 featuring Lovecraftian mythos. This time we are given a turn based strategy and role playing game that was backed on Kickstarter and is now available on Steam with console releases later this year. It is actually based in the same […]

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The Ultimate Super Mario Party Drinking Game

Waiting for Animal Crossing

Nintendo Switch: The Cost of Portability

Nintendo’s Region-Free Policies Have Created Unintentional Discounts