Content tagged "Nintendo 3DS"

Return to the Schwarzwelt in this Strange Journey remaster to find that all is not how you left it.

Dash Slash your way through another fantastic Shovel Knight experience in this eerie expansion.

20 years after Pokémon was born, Sun and Moon bring fresh new ideas in fantastic style.

There'll be no objection to this fantastic compilation, and we can present the evidence to prove it.

Despite the odd stumble, three is definitely company in Link's triple outing.

Return to Termina in one of the most enthralling and affecting games on Nintendo 3DS.

We don't know Hoenn the world we ended up here again, but we're glad we did.

In a word? Smashing!

Make your way through Etria in this glorious story - but remember to bring your own maps.

Past, present and future come together in the stunning Fire Emblem: Awakening.

Baby Mario and the Yoshis make their return in a sweet, if imperfect, platformer.

Square Enix and Silicon Studio deliver one of the best handheld role-playing games in an age with Bravely Default.

Don't sleep through this one, lest thousands of angry Luigi descend upon you.

Ahead of the release of Sonic Lost World this October, we spoke to executive producer Takashi Iizuka about the game.

Mario and company are back with even more puzzles to keep the Minis occupied.

Donkey Kong Country Returns returns!

Don't let the multitude of ghosts spook you away from this one - this frighteningly good game deserves your full attention.

What do we want from what promises to be one of the most exciting new generations of Pokémon games in years? We outline some of our wants and needs in the Pokémon X and Pokémon Y wishlist.

Sonic and company have picked up the pace, but does this fly high or sink like a brick?

Mickey Mouse returns to the Castle of Illusion, but is this a visit worth making?

Is the latest Mario Tennis game ace, or does this ball burst before it's even landed?

Does Mario's latest outing deserve a gold medal, or have we seen it all before?

It's bigger, but is it any better than the Nintendo 3DS?

Final Fantasy celebrates its 25th anniversary with a fantastic new musical title.

Could lucky number seven be the best of the bunch?

A forgotten classic meets a brand new audience.

Is SEGA's newest puzzler full of depth or will it fall flat?