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Fight boss. Become boss. Little room for error.

There’s something so pure about the boss rush genre that I can’t help but be drawn to it, and when I saw that the debut release from Brazilian developer Lobo Sagaz Studio combined the aesthetic of Silksong with some impressively unique boss rush gameplay, I was definitely curious to give it a...


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A single player focused Splatoon? In this economy?

All three regions in our tracking reached the age of majority in Switch 2 release count last week (Japan was over 20), and yet it's easy to argue that they're not as big combined as this week's major release. Splatoon Raiders blows out the single player mode of Splatoon, and at this point between...


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We're out here ramblin' while Perruh's off doing god knows what!

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We're out here ramblin' while Perruh's off doing god knows what!https://t.co/pGTfR177h6 pic.twitter.com/bKsEYhuCKX

— Talk Nintendo Podcast (@TalkNintendoPod) July 19, 2026

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We are not talking about [redacted due to litigiousness].

Canada is on fire and the sky here is poison.

Cause and effect.

And as a result, the final of the world's second-most Iconic Ball Action is at risk from poison air.

I don't really have a long narrative to weave this week, I just think the phrase "Iconic Ball Action" is the work of a wor...


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Periscope Down, Mystery Up!

The best thing about indie games is that you can often sense when developers are inspired by other games to make something they truly love. SFB Games have been on a roll over the past decade or so with Snipperclips and Crow Country. But I truly fell in love with their work when I played the 3rd installment...


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