Getting the NX off to a Good Start
Sony’s PlayStation 4 is a little bit over 2 years into its life cycle, and so far its managed to keep pace with sales records...
Thirty-five years of Nintendo controllers in a single animated GIF
Unlike Microsoft or Sony, Nintendo’s controllers are constantly evolving. When Nintendo launched the Wii, it came with a strange looking controller; the slim, light Wiimote...
‘Metroid: Zero Mission’ makes the old new again
Metroid: Zero Mission is like coming home again. Maybe some of the furniture has moved a bit, your room might have been turned into an...
The Cape Escape, a brilliant new ‘Super Mario Maker’ Challenge from Panga
by Staff
Super Mario Maker isn’t just about creating levels — the game actually has two major components. There’s the creation suite, but there is also the play...
Video Review: ‘Life of Pixel’ is a Hands-on History Lesson in Retro Gaming
by Koru Taylor
Life of Pixel, developed by Super Icon Limited, takes players on a platforming journey through more than ten classic gaming systems, from the Atari 2600...
Who’s That Pokemon…That’s Coming to ‘Pokken Tournament’?
by Tim Maison
Last Friday, the official Pokken Tournament website announced they would be revealing a new fighter for the Pokemon, Tekken hybrid. The only clue they gave...
NXpress Nintendo Podcast #38: Rare Spotlight + The 16 Most Anticipated Games of 2016
It’s a new year and we are back with a new intro and a jam-packed episode. This week we discuss three of Rare’s best games...
How Sony and the PS4 Won the Console War
On November 22nd, Sony announced that they’ve sold more than 30.2 million PS4 consoles through to consumers in roughly two years on the market. For...
16 Most Anticipated Games of 2016
by Staff
While the release schedule looks a little light for the year, and we don’t exactly have a lot of info on what 2016 holds for...
NXpress Nintendo Podcast #37: Best Games of 2015 Part Two + ‘Axiom Verge’
It’s impossible to play Axiom Verge without thinking of Metroid. Axiom Verge is a game that wears its affection for Nintendo’s beloved 8-bit original as...
‘Xenoblade Chronicles X’: The Best-Worst Game of 2015
by Mike Worby
When Xenoblade Chronicles first arrived on the scene, it was one of the biggest surprises of 2012. A JRPG at heart, Xenoblade broke the mold...
Video of the Day: ‘The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth’ Explained
by Staff
For the unfamiliar, The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is a remake of The Binding of Isaac developed by Nicalis and designed by Edmund McMillen. The excellent...
NXpress Nintendo Podcast #35: ‘Fast Racing NEO’ and the Smash Direct plus ‘Super Return of the Jedi’
This week we finish off our Star Wars marathon with a review of Super Return of the Jedi for the Super NES. And kicking off...
5 Indie Games of 2015 That Should Have Been Released On the Wii U
Say what you will about the lack of big games released on the Wii U this year, Nintendo has done a fantastic job in bringing...
‘Yoshi’s Woolly World’ is a light, fluffy reminder of the SNES classic
Whether or not you consider Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island a part of the core Mario series, it’s hard to argue that Yoshi himself...
Mushroom King-doom: Exploring the Design Flaws of ‘Super Mario Maker’
by Mike Worby
With the release of a new title in the legendary Super Mario Bros. series, there always follows a tidal wave of hype and fanfare. Last...
‘Lego City: Undercover’ is an overlooked gem
Chase McCain deserves more. As a loyal and comical public servant to the citizens of Lego City and star of a fantastic video game chronicling such, McCain...
‘Super Mario Maker’ is a Brilliant Entry in the Super Mario Series
Chances are, you’ve heard of Super Mario Maker by now, and you all have a pretty good understanding of what the game is all about....
Ranking Nintendo’s Consoles #6: WiiU
Wii U (2012) Nintendo’s current gen console has somewhat of a bad reputation which I mostly disagree with. A console should never be judged by the...
‘Adventures of Pip’ a Serious Contender for Best Indie Game of 2015
At first glance, The Adventures of Pip seems like another 2D, side-scrolling, adventure game; however, this delightfully postmodern fairy tale, is a deft, intelligent action...