The last bit of the Nintendo Switch's 3rd party support offers 2 enjoyable RE outings, though not without their quarks.

Discounts on Switch, 3DS, and Wii U games.

DOOM on the Nintendo Switch is a solid port, but handheld mode could use some improvements.

Now that the much awaited Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon are finally available on the Nintendo 3DS, one of the things everyone should consider in doing after reaching a certain point in the game is to get Rockruff from the Mystery Gift section. For a limited time, you can get Rockruff by connecting to ...]

The Nintendo Switch port of 'Skyrim' is excellent, but it's still overpriced at $60.

Nintendo released today the newest update for Fire Emblem Warriors for the Nintendo Switch. The newest update adds a host of new features and contents like the new History Mode map, weapon attribute, costumes and more. Here's the full patch notes: A new History Mode map, Hero Challenge, has been added. A new weapon attribute, ...]

Atlus announced today the release date of Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology for the Nintendo 3DS. 3DS owners can look forward to Radiant Historia on February 13 in North America and February 16 in Europe. For those who missed out, Radiant Historia: Perfect Chronology is an expanded port of the classic game that was released several ...]

For a while people have been questioning the amount of new content in Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon, but this is about to change, as Nintendo revealed a bunch of new things. Some of these are expected, like the return of Giovanni and previous legendaries, where as others are quite unexpected. You can find all the ...]

Nintendo’s Switch gets an instant-classic Mario instalment and a quirky golf-adventure oddity, while Sony’s venerable racing series slims down and revs up
Switch, Nintendo, cert: 7
★★★★★

New sidekick Cappy could have been just another annoying sidekick, but its inclusion only adds to the playfulness of Nintendo Switch’s first Mario adventure
In life, a few things are inevitable: death, taxes and the continual kidnapping of Princess Peach. But after more than 30 years of at least one new Mario adventure per Nintendo console, it helps to have a feature that differentiates the latest from the last. For Super Mario Odyssey, the first proper Mario adventure on the Nintendo Switch, it’s a new sentient hat.
A brief introductory cutscene explains: Bowser – already optimistically dressed for his wedding – incapacitates Mario for long enough to make off with Peach, but not without stomping on his signature red cap. As luck would have it, a hat-shaped ghost-like figure called Cappy is floating nearby and offers to help Mario pursue Bowser and rescue both Peach and Cappy’s sister Tiara. Cappy shapeshifts into a replacement hat, and soon demonstrates that he offers more than a warm head; Mario can throw him to “capture” (Nintendo’s approved verb for “temporarily play as”) other creatures.
Throw Cappy at a frog and Mario will disappear leaving the frog sporting both a red cap and a moustache. Mario appears to get sucked into the hat, though where that leaves the essences of both Cappy and the frog is an unanswered but philosophically fascinating question.