The latest box-related 3DS eShop title, BOX BOY!, is developed by prominent Nintendo developer HAL Laboratory (of Kirby & Smash fame). A totally new concept from a developer like HAL is certainly interesting, but is it any good? Mr. Fuego gives his (extraordinarily belated) thoughts on the game…
Game! Set! Match! The next entry of the Mario Tennis series is nearly here, and the crowd is going wild… maybe. Ultra Smash introduces new moves and HD visuals for the first time in the series.
Will Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash ace expectations, or does the racquet just have a massive hole in the middle? Check out our review after the break!
A horror game on a Nintendo console may sound like a rare commodity, but there are actually a fair few. These include ZombiU for the Wii U, Dementium: The Ward for the DS, and even Resident Evil 4 was a GameCube exclusive for a while. A couple weeks ago saw a new exclusive horror game for a Nintendo console, and a new entry into the Project Zero (aka Fatal Frame), Project Zero: Maiden of Blackwater.
Will this new entry give players a good fright, or is it just like that one kid in the cheaply made ghost disguise? Read our review after the break!
Chibi-Robo, he’s cute, he’s small, and he can pack one hell of a punch. Chibi is on yet another adventure of collecting trash and kicking robo butt with his trusty new Zip Lash ability.
Will Zip Lash zip its way to an impressive rating, or is Chibi just too small for his own metallic boots? Check out our review after the break!
The Legend of Zelda is mostly a single player game, a game with an epic adventure, however, there are a few which like to stray a bit from conventions. Four Swords Adventures was the first to introduce multiplayer co-op into the mix, and the spin-off, Link’s Crossbow Training focused on the competitive.
Now there is TriForce Heroes. This game promises to bring the co-operative Zelda experience back and on the go, as well as online, on Nintendo 3DS. Does TriForce Heroes another legendary game, or do we just have some low-end heroes on our hands? Find out after the break!
Over its legacy, Animal Crossing has added many drastic new features to the franchise, such as being able to visit a new city full of new life and shops in ‘Let’s Go To the City’, and being the mayor of your own town in ‘New Leaf’, however the gameplay has pretty much remained the same.
In comes ‘Happy Home Designer’, a spin off to the Animal Crossing games. In this game, you become a new interior designer for Nook’s Homes where your job is to create fantabulous new homes for the residents of your town.
Is Happy Home Designer a job well done, or is it just full of cowboy builders? Check out our review after the break!
2015 marks the 30th anniversary of Mario. For thirty years, the Italian plumber has been abusing turtles, eating mushrooms, and saving princesses. Most franchise anniversaries will have remasters of old greats however Nintendo are doing something different for Mario’s anniversary, they are giving fans the chance to create their dream Mario courses with Super Mario Maker for Wii U.
So, is Super Mario Maker the number one game for all Nintendo fans, or is it a game to avoid? Find out in our review, after the break!
