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The Best Handheld Game Consoles (for Travel, Escapism, and Playing in Bed)
Have an eight-hour flight or on deck? A long subway commute? Cop one of these to [clears throat in 'Gladiator'] stay entertained on-the-go.
I Booted Up a Six-Year-Old ‘Breath of the Wild’ Save and Tried to Understand My Past Self
I was able to track my own past, including my past failures, by the crumbs of digital evidence I’d left behind.
‘Metroid Prime Remastered’ Is a Proud Celebration of Letting Older Games Stay Feeling Old
What is Metroid, if not asking the player to take a leap of faith on themselves? A game about tension and isolation has maintained that feeling.
Like a Good Date, 'Neon White' Makes Your Heart Pound
It’s sweet as sin itself, and goes down just as easy.
Man Who Lived in Small Apartment Owes Nintendo $14.5 Million
Gary Bowser was recently sentenced to over 3 years in prison and ordered to pay millions to Nintendo for what his lawyers say was a relatively minor role in a Nintendo Switch piracy ring.
'Pokémon Legends Arceus' Is Nearly the Game I've Dreamed About Since 1998
The game plays fast and loose with themes of colonialism and capturing wild animals, while wildly updating Pokémon in the process.
Shin Megami Tensei V Killed God and You're Next
Before getting wrapped up in the game's narrative, a sweeping story about the role of God in society, you have to understand that this world doesn't care about you at all.
'Metroid Dread' Is Stuck in the Past, But the Past Was Awesome
'Metroid Dread' sharply refines (but doesn't reinvent) Nintendo's 35-year-old ideas in a gorgeous and slick new package.
'Shin Megami Tensei 3: Nocturne' Is a Throwback to a Weirder, Evocative Era of RPG
In this remaster of the 2003 Atlus RPG, existence is a half-life, but it's still a living.
Why Does This Video Game Soundtrack Sound Like Ass?
Future Aero Racing S Ultra is a fun, but unremarkable, homage to F-Zero. But why does it sound like that?
'Bowser's Fury' Drops Mario into an Open World and It's Spectacular
Nintendo's latest proves there are still ways to make the act of making Mario jump feel exciting all over again.
Nintendo Will Stop Selling Multiple Games in March 2021. But Why?
The cynical answer, according to analysts and one developer, is likely the correct one: it's to juice game sales.