This week on the Pure Nintendo Podcast, Jemma relays her time at PAX Aus, which wrapped up on the weekend. She saw Nintendo, ...

A victim of timing, Rain Station Z launched during a busy summer stretch of gaming releases. Its budget price of just $2.99 ...

The Switch 2 has brought many previously inaccessible games to Nintendo players. A fairly recent example of this is Wo Long: ...

I’ve played a lot of crazy RPGs over the years, but Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands is definitely one of the more unusual ones. As you might have guessed from the name, music plays a big role in this ...

An intriguing-looking title, I still suspected Pure Nintendo would likely skip Big Walk because of its strictly online, co-op-only nature. Thankfully, the team received multiple press codes for ...

Faelure is not an option. Our game today has a title which hits the subject on the head: Looking for Fael. Yes, your roommate’s name is Fael; yes, you are looking for him; yes, he is lost; and yes, he ...

A couple of things delayed our review of Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition, the most important of which is my inexperience with the series. Nintendo support for the series has been patchy, as has ...

Although Pure Nintendo received no press code for The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, we’re publishing a review all the same. The lengthy eShop demo impressed enough that a few staff ...

Welcome to Talea. Your name is Trey, and you have a lot of stuff to do—including recovering your memory. Our game of the day, Lumen Tale: Memories of Trey, tells you half the plot in the title. What ...

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a simulation game unlike anything else you’ve experienced. Instead of directly controlling your characters, like in traditional sims, you create Miis and ...

It fills me with joy that we’re still talking about Starship Troopers in 2026. You certainly don’t need to hear my opinions on military propaganda, fascism, and “flip six three hole,” but trust me ...

“Who knew detective work involved so much running.” – Lucy van Pelt. Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club almost lives up to its name. If you’re a Peanuts fan, the “Good Mystery Club” deserves to find its ...