Originally released for the Game Boy™ system more than 25 years ago, one of the most beloved games in the Legend of Zelda series returns. In this modern re-imagining, players once again return to the mysterious island of Koholint to guide Link on a perilous adventure. The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening arrives exclusively on Nintendo Switch in 2019.
Tag Archives: Switch
Civilization VI – Nintendo Switch Review – TAKE MY CASH!
SwitchUp: Civilization VI (6) on Nintendo Switch is here. What with Diablo just showing us how good ports can be, can the mighty Switch do it again!? Spoiler – Yes.
Observer Switch Review – BLADE RUNNING BEAUTY!
SwitchUp: Here’s our Observer Nintendo Switch Review. Cyberpunk games really are my favourite hands down.
SteamWorld Quest – Debut Trailer – Nintendo Switch
SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech makes its debut on #NintendoSwitch this year with other platforms to follow! Did you expect us to make a SteamWorld fantasy RPG? ⚔️🃏🤖
Learn more on the official website: https://imageform.se/game/steamworld-quest/
Gunman Clive HD Collection – REVIEW (Nintendo Switch)
Does Gunman Clive HD Collection hold up on Nintenso Switch Find out in our in-depth review!
Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes! – REVIEW (Nintendo Switch)
Is No More Heroes back in a big way? Or did Travis simply strike out? Find out in our in-depth review!
BEST GAMES OF 2018 – Happy Console Gamer
Best video games of 2018, Johnny the Happy Console Gamer gives his picks!
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Review
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate reviewed by Tom Marks on Nintendo Switch
Metal Jesus Crew Split-Screen Tournament – Horizon Chase Turbo
Come hang out w/ the MJR Crew as we play the new Switch version of Horizon Chase Turbo in split screen multiplayer for $$$$.
8bitdo SN30 GP Followup: Directional Pad Too Sensitive? Errant Diagonals Tested
A number of viewers were curious about d-pad sensitivity on the SN30 controllers we reviewed the other day. In this video we’ll look at how the controllers are prone to errant diagonals under certain conditions.
So these controllers definitely are more sensitive than stock NES / SNES controllers. Could it be because they are new vs. a few decades old? It’s hard to say. But for those used to a certain feel on a stock controller may find these a little too sensitive under certain circumstances.