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Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour Impressions
There has been a lot of discourse around the Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour experience on Nintendo Switch 2, some of it warranted and some of it not. In an effort to not bury the lead, this was an enjoyable experience overall by both myself and two of my kids. I would argue the $14.99 CAD price tag isn’t all that crazy for the amount of time you’ll spend with the game. The problem here is that there are too…

Not My Favorite, But I Appreciate It – Assassin’s Creed: Shadows 100 Hours Later
I’ve played a TON of Assassin’s Creed Shadows over the past month thanks to our friends at Ubisoft Canada, and I’ve enjoyed every minute of my experience. I still haven’t done anything, but with the imminent launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, it’s time to pack away the game and say goodbye. What have I learned with over 100 hours played? While this isn’t my favorite Assassin’s Creed, it did a ton of things I hope the series will uphold…

Top Three Nintendo Switch 2 Titles I’m Excited to Play
With the Nintendo Switch 2 launching on June 5th, here are a list of the top three games I’m most excited to try out when the console arrives. Nintendo of Canada has sent GamesReviews a console, Pro Controller, GameCube Controller and camera for review, along with Mario Kart World and Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour – prepare yourself for a ton of content over the next few weeks! Mario Kart World How can this NOT be on your list of…

Reign of Jafar – Palace Heist – Disney Lorcana
When Ravensburger announced the first cooperative Disney Lorcana set that had players fighting against Ursula, I was instantly intrigued. However, the lack of product at launch locally to me, and a price that I found a bit too high, stopped me from picking it up and giving it a go. While I still think the price for this product is expensive, the latest cooperative release, Palace Heist, is so much better than the first release. If Disney Lorcana is your…

It’s a Big Week For Games – What Will We See?
It’s a big week for gaming. The Switch 2 is out in just a couple of days, and then we have the Summer Games Fest and the Xbox conference at the weekend. And a Sony show is probably quite close behind. It’s going to be a month of announcements and reviews. As always, the rumour mill has been working overtime and we have a good idea of some of what we might see over the coming seven days. Naturally, take…

It’s Risky Business Remaking Final Fantasy IX
of FinaOne of the last major titles unveiled in the great Nvidia leak of 2021 is a remake of Final Fantasy IX and all signs are pointing to an imminent announcement. It’s the 25th anniversary and the dedicated website is loaded with new information and art. Almost like there are some major game events in the next week or so. I for one am excited. Although its my least favourite of the VII-X run, it’s such a strong run of…

Neon Inferno Turns Up The Heat
The cybernetically augmented gunslingers at publisher Retroware and New York-based indie studio Zenovia Interactive are poised to immerse players in a high-energy, cyberpunk dystopia as Neon Inferno blazes onto Steam Next Fest.

Is Fantasy Life i A Game of the Year Contender?
Unfortunately, I think the answer to this question is an emphatic “NO!” and that has nothing to do with personal preference. If I was handing out awards, baring some crazy surprises we don’t know about, I would be putting this experience right up there with the best of 2025, and for good reason. Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, while not perfect, is a phenomenal game that is going to rob me of over 100 hours of my…

FANTASY LIFE i: The Girl Who Steals Time’ Optimized for Nintendo Switch 2 Releases as a Launch Title On June 5
May 27, 2025 – LEVEL5 Inc. is pleased to announce that FANTASY LIFE i: The Girl Who Steals Time Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and the corresponding Upgrade Pack will be released on June 5 as a launch title for Nintendo Switch™ 2. This Switch 2 edition is an enhanced version and takes full advantage of the hardware’s capabilities, offering significant improvements such as drastically reduced load times, smoother scene transitions and quicker game launches for a seamless experience. The upgraded…

Sony’s GAAS Push Is Coming to a Crash
It was almost sound logic on Sony’s part. If you can make a single Fortnite, it doesn’t matter if there are a dozen failures. Fortnite is that big. So big in fact, that it takes more than a dozen failures to dethrone it. Why don’t people want to play games that are trying to steal oxygen from Fortnite and Call of Duty? Because they’re playing Fortnite and Call of Duty. They’re already in those ecosystems, they’ve already put a billion…