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Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (20th June)
Several Nintendo Life staff members share their weekend gaming plans, including replays of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, dives into Rise of the Tomb Raider, and explorations of new titles like Granblue Fantasy: Relink and The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales on Nintendo Switch. Some are also anticipating upcoming releases and discounts.
Round Up: The Reviews Are In For Yoshi And The Mysterious Book
Reviews are mixed for Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, a new Nintendo Switch exclusive that blends puzzling and platforming elements. Critics praise its unique mechanics and sense of discovery, with some comparing it to Breath of the Wild, while others find it too simple or lacking depth. The game currently holds a Metacritic average of 80.
Shock, The Developer For Yoshi And The Mysterious Book Is Exactly Who You Think
Good-Feel has been revealed as the developer of the upcoming Nintendo title Yoshi and the Mysterious Book. The studio has a long-standing relationship with Nintendo, having previously developed several Yoshi games including Yoshi's Woolly World and Yoshi's Crafted World.
Talking Point: Do You Play Zelda Games For The Story?
This article discusses whether players engage with The Legend of Zelda series primarily for its story. Contributors from Nintendo Life share their varying perspectives, with some valuing lore and character development while others prioritize gameplay and emergent narratives over overarching plots.
Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (25th April)
Nintendo Life staff share their gaming plans for the weekend, discussing a variety of titles across Nintendo Switch and other platforms. The team mentions recent releases like Splatoon, Yoshi's Mysterious Book, and several reviewed games, alongside personal favorites and upcoming titles.
Annapurna Reveals Even More Switch 2 Games, Including A Cosy Critical Darling
Annapurna Interactive has announced plans to bring several of its titles to the Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026, including Sayonara Wild Hearts, Lorelei and the Laser Eyes, Stray, to a T, Wanderstop, and Mixtape. Some of these releases will feature enhanced visuals and performance, with specific details on free upgrades for existing owners yet to be confirmed.
PSA: Xenoblade Chronicles X Now Available Physically For Switch 2
Nintendo has released a physical edition of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition for the Nintendo Switch 2, priced at approximately £50 in the UK and $65 in the US. The release has been met with controversy due to perceived AI upscaling issues, with some players preferring the original Switch's performance and even requesting refunds.
PSA: The Super Mario Galaxy amiibo Are Finally Out Now
The 'Mario & Luma' and 'Rosalina & Lumas' amiibo figures for Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 are now available for purchase on Nintendo Switch. These figures, priced at £24.99 / $39.99 each, unlock in-game 1up Mushrooms when scanned. While the in-game benefits are minor, the figures are noted for their improved quality and aesthetic appeal.
Poll: What Review Score Would You Give The Super Mario Galaxy Movie?
A poll asks readers to submit their review score for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, which has received mixed reactions with a 42% critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The article notes the film's impressive visuals and faithful easter eggs despite its flaws, offering an enjoyable 90-minute experience.
Unsurprisingly, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Looks Set To Be A Huge Success
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is projected to earn $350 million worldwide during its opening five-day weekend, with a domestic gross of $175 million. This performance is expected to make it the biggest movie release of the year so far. The film will also feature appearances from Fox McCloud and Pikmin, and a Legend of Zelda movie is slated for 2027.
Poll: Box Art Brawl - Duel: Tales Of Symphonia (GameCube)
This article compares the Japanese and Western box art for the GameCube game Tales of Symphonia, released in 2003. The author, Ollie Reynolds, notes the differences in character expressions and art style between the two versions, with the Japanese version appearing slightly lighter and more abstract. The article also briefly mentions the game's 2023 Nintendo Switch remaster and recaps a previous poll about Pokémon box art.
Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Resident Evil Requiem?
A poll asks players to rate Resident Evil Requiem, which recently launched on Nintendo Switch alongside other platforms. The article praises the game as a benchmark for the series, comparing it favorably to Resident Evil 7: Biohazard and Resident Evil Village, which also received simultaneous Switch releases.
