Shreddin’ the gnar. This review originally went live in 2016, and we’re updating and republishing it to celebrate the game’s arrival in Switch’s N64 library via the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack. Originally released for the Nintendo 64 in 1998, 1080° Snowboarding was Nintendo’s attempt to bring the snowboarding experience to its home console. And…
“It’s a niche, but it’s a dedicated niche, you know?”. If you have even a passing interest in video games (and we assume that you do, since you have found yourselves here), then you probably will have heard of Did You Know Gaming? Since its launch in 2012, the trivia-focused website and YouTube channel has…
Seven games in one collection. Back in October, Aspyr and Lucasfilm Games announced the STAR WARS Heritage Pack (2023) would be getting a physical release in North America, and it’s now officially available. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
Out of this world. The weekend has rolled around once again so it’s time to put those gaming plans into effect. Before we dive into all that though, let’s take a look at some of the highlights from this week in Nintendo. The big news this time around was, of course, The Game Awards, which…
Pauline will replace Yellow Toad “if things go according to plan”. Although Nintendo doesn’t appear to be adding any new content to Super Mario Bros. Wonder any time soon, certain mods out there have been adding all sorts of weird and wonderful things to the new Switch entry. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
The Big Run reward bug is still present. Earlier this week Nintendo rolled out Version 6.0.1 of Splatoon 3. Although it’s failed to fix certain problems associated with the latest Big Run event, apparently there’s a patch coming in the future that can hopefully address this problem. Apart from this, Nintendo has shared its usual…
“It’s something to address going forward”. The Game Awards 2023 was a huge success for Geoff Keighley this year, but he has received some feedback about the show’s treatment of winners, asking them to wrap up their speeches before some of them even got underway. Nintendo’s very own Legend of Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma was…
Hand me the bug repellent bat-spray, Robin. When it comes to superhero games, Rocksteady Studios served us up a trio of the very best examples of the genre with its superlative Batman: Arkham Trilogy. Whether you prefer the smaller scale and comparative intimacy of Batman: Arkham Asylum, the vast open world of Arkham City or…
“Maybe”. In recent years, The Legend of Zelda fans have grown increasingly vocal in their desire to play as the titular character in mainline Zelda games. Many thought that this might finally happen in Tears of the Kingdom, but alas – spoilers – it didn’t. In an interview with IGN before The Game Awards, Eiji…
Start wins. This review originally went live in 2013, and we’re updating and republishing it to mark the game’s arrival in Switch’s N64 library via the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack. The Nintendo 64 and Rare go together like Banjo and Kazooie. The developer was behind several of the stellar titles found on the system,…