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Category Archives: Switch
Food Girls. That’s it. That’s the title.
Playing two Switch games in a row is pretty unusual, but hanging out with Klonoa reminded me that I actually own the system and that it’s a pretty decent handheld. Hence this post. Today, I would like to talk about … Continue reading
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Two Decades with Gaming’s Best Boy.
To be clear, it’s this guy: And I’ll let one of his sidekicks sum up why: …because it’s easier than actually putting my own thoughts into words, and honestly I could probably ask an AI to write up an article … Continue reading
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Hey, we’re getting some Fatal Frame this year after all.
Two things came out of Nintendo’s E3 presentation that I am extremely happy about. First, more Rabbids. Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle was one of my favorite games from the Switch’s launch year, and the sequel looks like a blast. … Continue reading
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I’m Catching These Again
Pokémon Shield, AKA The One With The Rainbow Pony Pokémon, marks my third time with the series. I started with Pokémon Moon, which was more or less an impulse buy based on upcoming international flights that were going to have … Continue reading
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Pokémon Café Mix
Now that I’m out of backlog*, I have been playing around with a few f2p games that had been on my radar but that I hadn’t wanted to delve into while I was trying to play games that I’d actually … Continue reading
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I am weak to cute things
I did not need a second Switch. Technically, yes, I had a launch model that was hackable and I had no intentions of ever actually hacking it and so I can probably sell it for a decent sum, and even … Continue reading
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Nintendo has come a long way
Got a reminder in my inbox earlier this week that “Prison Princess” was now available on the Switch, and I’m just tickled to see a mildly-pervy game spotlighted under a huge Mario header. I don’t know much about this particular … Continue reading
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Ports, Ports and more Ports, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying And Love the Switch.
Welp. It’s been over a month since the last time I put anything up here, so anyone who WAS reading the blog before I went off into my crazed FFXIV addiction is probably gone. I guess I can start from … Continue reading
Super Real Mahjong PVI for Nintendo Switch
Finally, it is 2019 and there is time for …not Klax. Klax is not available on the Nintendo Switch. Super Real Mahjong PVI, on the other hand, is! Let’s talk about it a little bit. First, of course, an apology … Continue reading
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If you think Mahjong ain’t happening, get down with the midnight fever.
OK. So I am probably one of about ten people who still remembers Super Zugan, a Kitty Films / Studio Dean production from the early 90s, but the damn theme song keeps getting stuck in my head whenever I buy … Continue reading
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