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Kirby Air Riders is the long-awaited sequel to the 2003 GameCube original. I say “long-awaited” but, in reality, this sequel came out of nowhere when it was announced in Nintendo’s April 2025 Switch 2 Direct. With the original having a cult following, perhaps I meant to say “long desired”. Either way, fans now have the definitive sequel to Kirby’s racing adventure, and, oh bo...

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I had a pretty good college experience overall. I met some great people. Got better on bass. Was introduced to my favorite book. Totally worth the decade of debt. I’m not sure the…survivors of Demonschool will be able to say...

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This week on the Pure Nintendo Podcast, we begin with a quick look at Mario’s first Thanksgiving Parade appearance before delving into how we’re preparing for Metroid Prime 4’s immenent release.

On last week’s episode, we talked about Nintendo’s latest big release wi...

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ILA: A Frosty Glide is a cozy, 3D platformer for the Nintendo Switch. It marks the debut for indie developer Magic Rain Studios, delivering a charming experience that fills us with high hopes for the team’s future.

The setting is a wintry wonderland full of mystery. You play the role of a young witch searching for her missing cat through the snowy land. Clues like lett...

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It’s time to party like it’s 1989, with Elvira and the Party Monsters. It’s a year I look back on fondly, even if I was too young to appreciate it at the time. Of course, I remember it more for summer blockbusters and the start of the peak NES era, not this “Mistress of the Dark.” But that doesn’t mean I’m not nostalgic for the Party Monsters, because I am.

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