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: ...

If you haven’t heard of Hollow Knight, well, you really have been missing out. This indie darling from Australian developer Team Cherry launched in 2017 on PC and 2018 on Nintendo Switch, taking the ...

Update: We’ve also reviewed the VITURE Beast which you can view here. We’ve been in an era, for a while now, where gamers are accustomed to playing anywhere they want, how they want. Certainly there ...

Maybe not the best match. Big Ant Studios brings big tennis to the Switch. And by big, I mean you get to use avatars of big names like Federer, Nadal, and a few dozen others. You also get to make your ...

This week on the Pure Nintendo Podcast, we have new Switch 2 games to talk about! At last! Last week was all about Donkey Kong Bananza. This week, we chat new Switch 2 games AT LAST! There’s a handful ...

Nintendo has announced a free update for the lovely Pikmin 4, bringing new Pikmin styles, modes, and more. The new content will be released next month. Pikmin 4 was originally released in July 2023.

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 ...

A Switch remake of a game originally released in 2007, Etrian Odyssey is a dungeon-crawler that tasks you with revealing the secrets of a dangerous labyrinth. Upon arriving in Etria, the town at the ...

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 ...

“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 ...