The nineteenth episode features David's review of Super Mario Galaxy 1+2 and a discussion about the leveraged buyout of Electronic Arts.

The Lego Game Boy comes with three of these little lenticular panels to make it look like the screen’s turned on and give it ...

CrossWorlds a dark horse rising to take on some massive kart racing competition, it's more than up to the task. As the first ...

Lego Party! is a Mario Party descendent through and through, which is great news for non-Nintendo folks who’ve been dying for ...

We are mere days away from the long-awaited arrival of Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 on Switch (at least, the ...

The Bravely games are iconic Nintendo 3DS RPGs. If you had that system in its heyday and enjoyed turn-based games, there’s a ...

The quality of these games is undeniably outstanding, but the price tag is really hard to swallow, even compared to other Nintendo re-releases.

Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel are two of the most innovative Nintendo games ever made, and they remain so in their modern ...

Super Mario Galaxy 2 came out in 2010, but it feels like it was just released, given how sharp, colorful, and well-designed ...

When Super Mario 3D All-Stars was released five years ago, I vowed to finish all those games to completion. I finished both ...

Performance is rock solid on both fronts. We reviewed the game mainly in handheld mode on the Nintendo Switch 2 where things ...

Super Mario Galaxy on the Nintendo Switch 2, even outside of the higher resolution rendering when playing on the TV, ...