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Pokémon Pokopia: Bubbly Basin
Bubbly Basin takes Pokémon Pokopia underwater and makes a thirty-year-old Kanto feel fresh, even if it's one great area and little else
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Splatoon Raiders
Splatoon Raiders is the single-player looter-shooter that proves what the Switch 2 can do, and one of the best games of the year.
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News Tower
News Tower looks like a simple newspaper tycoon and hides three great games inside: a sim, an HR game, and a Factorio-style optimizer.
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Star Fox (2026)
Nintendo's Star Fox 64 remake fills the gap left by the lost art of the manual, and at $50 it's the most welcoming the series has ever been.
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Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure (Game Boy Advance)
The GBA port of Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure works harder than the hardware wants to, but stumbles as the on-ramp it was built to be.
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Pilotwings Resort
A 3DS launch title revisited 15 years on: great controls, thin game, and a Free Flight mode that somehow turned grindy.
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Yoshi and the Mysterious Book
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is one of the franchise's strongest entries; a warm, inventive platformer that rewards exploration at every turn.
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Super Mario Galaxy
A stunning soundtrack and inventive physics make Super Mario Galaxy one of Nintendo's best, even if the Switch controls and gentle difficulty leave something behind.
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Neopets: Mega Mini Games Collection
Neopets: Mega Mini Games Collection is a broken, overpriced disappointment that fails the franchise on almost every level. Save your money.
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Super Mario Sunshine
Despite its flaws, Super Mario Sunshine remains a vibrant and creative piece of Nintendo history that is worth revisiting.
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Pokemon: Pokopia
Pokemon: Pokopia is a surprise hit, a Viva Piñata-style spinoff where you play as Ditto restoring a world without humans.
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Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen (Switch/Switch 2)
Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen on Switch and Switch 2 are faithful straight ports of the GBA classics with minor fixes.