Press "A" Reviews

- Reviewed on  Switch 2  - Tomb Raider released on October 25th, 1996. Developed by Core Design and published by Eidos Interactive, I’m reviewing this as part of the Tomb Raider I–III Remastered collection on Switch 2, which released on February 14th, 2024. This review WILL have  Major Spoilers  so keep that in mind before continuing... In Tomb Raider, you play as Lara Croft, a young archaeologist with a sharp mind and athletic skills, traveling to remote locations in search of ancient artifacts and hidden secrets. The story kicks off with Lara investigating a mysterious tomb filled with traps and puzzles. Along the way, she encounters dangerous mercenaries, wild animals, and clues that point to long-lost civilizations. The narrative is simple but effective, giving context to your adventures while letting the exploration and puzzles take center stage. Right from the start, the game impresses with its world design and atmosphere. Each location feels alive and full of ...

- Reviewed on  3DS  - Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem! released on November 14th, 2010. Developed and published by Nintendo, Mini-Land Mayhem! is one of those games that instantly takes me back to my childhood.  This was a title I spent a lot of time with growing up and revisiting it years later on the 3DS was both nostalgic and refreshing.  It’s a simple concept on the surface, but one that hides a surprising amount of depth and creativity. This review WILL have  Major Spoilers  so keep that in mind before continuing... At its core, Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem! revolves around classic Mario vs. DK antics—but with a toy-like twist.  Instead of directly controlling Mario, you’re guiding auto-moving Mini toys through puzzle-filled levels, making sure they safely reach their designated doors. One of the first things that stood out to me revisiting this game is the visual style.  The graphics are incredibly charming, with a to...