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Game Review: Fast Fusion (Nintendo Switch 2)

Game Review: Fast Fusion (Nintendo Switch 2)

Munich, a beautiful city in Germany, is well known for its beer festival Oktoberfest and its tasty beer – but will you think of Munich when you hear “future racer” or “FAST”?! No? You remember Shin’En Multimedia? Yes? Shin’En Multimedia is an independent video game developer and it’s based in Munich. And yes, they are really famous among gamers! Shin’En Multimedia was founded in 1999 and they did what the Nintendo fans wanted for a long time – they made a future racer which can compete with the beloved F-Zero series.

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Game Review: Donkey Kong Bananza (Nintendo Switch 2)

Game Review: Donkey Kong Bananza (Nintendo Switch 2)

The big ape Donkey Kong was Nintendo’s first superstar – the DK arcade was released in 1981 and the little Jumpman (later: Mario!) had to defeat Donkey Kong to rescue The Lady (later: Pauline). This arcade game was so successful that Nintendo became the first game company after the big Atari crash which fascinated the people worldwide again. And till today Nintendo is the leader of the bunch…

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Game Review: Liberated (Switch)

Game Review: Liberated (Switch)

Developers Atomic Wolf and L.inc were on to something when they tried to put comic books and games together. With both mediums having so much and yet at the same time so little common ground, we took a go at Liberated to see if the developers have perfected what they set out to achieve.

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Game Review: Resident Evil 4 (Switch)

Game Review: Resident Evil 4 (Switch)

If you’ve been gaming within the last decade, chances are you’ve heard of Resident Evil 4. What started as a GameCube exclusive in 2005 has seen more than 10 different re-releases up until now, so it should be no surprise that it’s made its way home to the Nintendo Switch.

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Game Review: Yooka-Laylee (Switch)

Game Review: Yooka-Laylee (Switch)

Yooka-Laylee is intended as a throwback to the Nintendo 64 collectathons of years gone by.  I didn’t play Banjo-Kazooie as a child so maybe I’m not quite the intended audience, but as a fan of the 3D platformer genre, I went into Yooka-Laylee with a cautious optimism. Maybe this game would surprise me!

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