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Nintendo Switch Sports Resort review - more knockabout family fun that's better than ever
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort refines the beloved Wii Sports formula into a charming and engaging package, offering a variety of sports and leisure activities that are fun both solo and online. The game excels with its intuitive motion controls, delightful environmental details, and surprisingly deep gameplay variants, making it a strong contender for family gatherings and personal enjoyment.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort review - the Wii Sports legacy lives on
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort revives the legacy of Wii Sports Resort with improved motion controls and new activities on the Nintendo Switch. While the game offers slick graphics and varied gameplay, it lacks the ambition and unique charm of its predecessor, resulting in a fun but ultimately unambitious experience.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Is The Best Entry In The Series
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is lauded as the best entry in the series, offering a complete and cohesive experience with 12 sports, including new additions like Thumb Wrestling and returning favorites. The game effectively utilizes motion controls for engaging gameplay, enhanced by HD Rumble feedback on the Switch 2. While some modes require more complex inputs, Leisure Sports provide a relaxing alternative, though the lack of CPU opponents and online play in these modes is a notable drawback.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort review: Wuhu Island getaway
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort improves upon its predecessor with a better selection of minigames and a compelling offline mode, returning to the tropical Wuhu Island setting. New additions like Archery and Boxing are highlights, though some sports like Power Cruising can be fatiguing. The Island Crown mode offers a strong challenge, and extensive customization options add replayability.
Ghost of Yotei Complete Edition Review: Most Wanted Shines — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition offers a fantastic roguelite combat experience in its "Most Wanted" mode, particularly when playing as Jin Sakai, but is hampered by a drawn-out and poorly written main campaign. While the visuals and performance are excellent, and the Japanese voice acting is superior, the narrative and English dub fall flat. The "Most Wanted" mode is considered the highlight, making the game potentially worth it on sale.
Games Inbox: Is the PS5 the last real console generation?
Readers debate whether the current console generation will be the last, citing rising costs and diminishing returns in graphical fidelity. Discussions also touch upon the anticipation for Grand Theft Auto 6, the music of The Legend of Zelda remakes, and Microsoft's 'Disc to Digital' feature.
ShackStream: Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave on The Stevetendo Show! Episode 760
The Stevetendo Show is featuring a playthrough of Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, with host Steve expressing enjoyment for the game's character design and challenging missions. The stream will also include segments on The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Elden Ring, with future plans for scary games and other titles playable on the Nintendo Switch.
FZ High Score - Deadline för Call of Duty vid midnatt!
The deadline for submitting review score predictions for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is midnight. The article encourages readers to guess the final scores, which will be based on the average from Opencritic.
"Elon Musk disagrees with me. This means I am onto something": Legendary game artist calls out AI billionaires, Tim Sweeney responds "this is bulls***" with Musk's support
Veteran game artist Kenney Vleugels criticized AI billionaires like Tim Sweeney and Elon Musk for pushing AI in game development, arguing they don't understand the craft. Sweeney defended AI's velocity and potential, while Musk supported Sweeney. The debate highlights creator concerns about AI's ethical implications, environmental costs, and potential to devalue artistic work.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake borrows one of Breath of the Wild's most immersive features
A remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo Switch will feature a no-UI mode, similar to the one seen in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. Players will have options for Standard, Pro, and Master UI modes, with the latter two significantly reducing on-screen information for a more immersive experience.
The official 512GB Switch 2 SD card is on sale, but you're better off picking up this Samsung model instead
The article recommends against purchasing the officially licensed Super Mario 512GB microSD Express Card for the Nintendo Switch 2, despite its sale price. It suggests opting for a cheaper, technically faster Samsung 512GB model instead, saving users $50 while offering comparable real-world performance.
UK software sales chart for the week ending October 17, 2026 – Castlevania, Toy Story make the top 5
The UK software sales chart for the week ending October 17, 2026, shows EA SPORTS FC 27 retaining the top spot. New releases include Castlevania: Belmont's Curse at #3 and Toy Story: Retro Roundup + Toy Story 3 Complete Edition at #4, with other titles like Tales of Eternia Remastered and Bluey's Happy Snaps also charting.
Zelda symphony, Street Fighter movie, Bluey’s Happy Snaps and more! Pure Nintendo Podcast E185
The Pure Nintendo Podcast E185 covers the latest Nintendo news, including a trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake and discussions about orchestra events. The hosts also recap PAX Aus, discuss indie games like Tom the Postgirl, and highlight titles such as Metaphor: ReFantazio, Bluey's Happy Snaps, and Jackbox Party Pack.
Nintendo "underestimated" how well its Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Switch 2 would sell, exec admits, but restocks are coming: "Please be patient"
Nintendo's vice president Bill van Zyll admitted the company underestimated demand for the Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Nintendo Switch 2, leading to widespread sell-outs. Replenishments are being worked on but will take time, with the company apologizing for the stock issues.
Nintendo pre-order updates – October 18, 2026 – He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction, more
Nintendo has provided pre-order updates for the week of October 18, 2026, detailing numerous upcoming game releases across various platforms, primarily for the Nintendo Switch and its successor, the Switch 2. The list includes a wide range of titles, from major franchises like Pokémon and The Legend of Zelda to independent games and licensed properties, with release dates spanning from October 2026 through early 2027.
[Let’s Talk] What would you like to see from Nintendo Switch Online?
This discussion prompts users to share their desired features for the Nintendo Switch Online service, which has expanded significantly since its launch to include a variety of classic game libraries and online titles. Players are encouraged to voice their suggestions for future improvements to the subscription service.
Japanese Nintendo eShop releases for October 22, 2026
Nintendo has updated the Japanese eShop release schedule for the week of October 22, 2026, featuring a variety of new titles for both the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Notable retail releases include Nintendo Switch Sports Resort and Final Fantasy Resonance, alongside numerous digital download titles.
Fire Emblem’s Remarkable Comeback
The Fire Emblem series, once on the verge of cancellation due to declining sales and franchise fatigue, experienced a remarkable comeback starting with Fire Emblem Awakening. This resurgence was driven by innovative gameplay changes, such as the introduction of Casual mode, and a greater emphasis on character development, ultimately solidifying its place as a flagship Nintendo franchise.
In the age of AI, one man spent years squeezing an entire museum onto a Game Boy - Why? For the most human of reasons
Dr. Marcel Pflug has spent years creating a Game Boy cartridge that functions as a museum dedicated to Nintendo's classic handheld. This project, born from a desire to preserve knowledge on the original hardware, includes a comprehensive archive of products, peripherals, hardware details, and articles. Pflug developed bespoke solutions to overcome the Game Boy's limitations, viewing the project as a humanistic endeavor in the age of AI.
Nintendo maintenance schedule – October 18, 2026 – downtime for Switch 2 and Switch, plus 3DS
Nintendo has announced its maintenance schedule for the week of October 18, 2026, affecting the Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo 3DS. Scheduled downtime includes periods for online play, eShop access using prepaid cards and download codes, and eShop access via credit card.
