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Rhythm Heaven Groove is a rhythm game that instantly reminded me of WarioWare. It has that same quirky energy, where every stage throws something completely different at you. Don’t come after me, but this is actually the first Rhythm Heaven game I’ve ever played. After spending some time with it, I can honestly say it was fun, weird, and addictive in all the right ways.

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Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer – Switch 2 Edition is the third in the mainline fitness series that began in 2018. There are also two spin-offs in the mix. This particular outing was originally released in December 2024 for the Nintendo Switch. Cut to 18 months and one new hybrid console later, and the Switch 2 has its first official Fitness Boxing release.

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This week on the Pure Nintendo Podcast, Jemma and Trev dive into the latest news, including Octopath Traveler’s Switch 2 editions. With no upgrade path or save data compatibility, is it worth it?

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As we welcome the weekend it’s time to check out the latest releases from Nintendo. This week’s eShop roundup includes the latest Digimon Story outing plus the action-RPG stylings of Granblue Fantasy: Relink. Let’s dive in!

First up is Digimon Story Time Stranger, a game that initially released on other consoles last year and now makes its way to the Nintendo Switch an...


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L’Emperur represents a time before the merger that formed Koei-Tecmo. We NES kids knew these companies individually. Tecmo made some of my favorite 8-bit sports games (Tecmo Bowl/Super Bowl, Tecmo NBA Basketball). Koei, meanwhile, made some 8-bit releases that overwhelmed my young brain. Yes, I’m talking about the “Historical Simulation Series,” and quite frankly, my brain is...


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