WarioWare: Snapped! is a fun little tech demo that explores the DSi’s more distinct features in fun bite-sized ways.  

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The Japan-only Tomodachi Collection on Nintendo DS is a neat historical timepiece for Nintendo. Otherwise, it’s a bit obsolete when considering its sequel.

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This week I talk about the One Controller Port website launch, Love Plus Every on mobile platforms and fashion games on Nintendo 3DS. Opening music from Style Saavy: Trendsetters Welcome to One Controller Port Spicing up the Presentation of Turn-Based Combat Xenoblade Chronicles 2 – Lost on the Way Home Love Plus Every trailer Fab […]

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Tomodachi Life’s treatment of relationships was kind of awkward for me. It encourages you to incorporate people from your daily life into the game. Yet, obviously it can’t fully account for real world situations. In their Mii form, my sister wanted to marry me, my sister’s ex wanted to marry her, my brother-in-law wanted to […]

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The WarioWare franchise is perfect for showing off the capabilities of Nintendo’s gimmick-based hardware. Twisted, Touched, Smooth Moves, Snapped and Game & Wario find fun, quick and ridiculous ways to use new control devices. Smooth Moves might be the most ambitious of them all, featuring over 18 ways to use the then recently introduced Wii […]

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