
Issue #484
May 24, 2026
Thoughts on Yoshi’s Switch 2 debut
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REVIEW Yoshi and The Mysterious Book: Don’t judge this by its cover — "Instead of retreading past formulas, the Switch 2 game presents a truly unique framework, full of invention and compelling platforming". Andy adds that this is "Nintendo’s most unique 2D platformer in a long time". Andy Robinson // VGC REVIEW Yoshi and The Mysterious Book — Another Yoshi review, this one highlighting the exceptional amount of gameplay variety on offer here. Finally, here's Nintendo Life's review, which wasn't so keen on it, particularly for older players. Dan Rykert // Giant Bomb ▶ Announcement trailer: Pictonico! — A new WarioWare-esque mobile game from Nintendo. What took em so long. Nintendo // YouTube REVIEW Bubsy 4D: A maligned mascot finally gets a good game Nile Bowie // Nintendo Life ▶ This Switch 2 case more than doubles your battery life Hanafuda Report // YouTube Tom Regan // Eurogamer REVIEW Mixtape — "I was mesmerized by its world and characters, but the very next morning I am struggling to think of what I actually experienced". Willem Hilhorst // Nintendo World Report As L.A. Noire turns 15, Virtuos says it wants to bring GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 to Nintendo Switch — Fine with me. TBH, I'm surprised GTA V didn't arrive on the Switch years ago…. Sam Comrie // Pocket Tactics REVIEW Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition John Rairdin // Nintendo World Report "It's almost like a religion" – The incredible journey to document Nintendo's history in Brazil Jack Yarwood // Time Extension Mikhail Madnani // Nintendo Insider PREVIEW The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales James Stine // Nova Crystallis Becoming a Dad didn't end my love for video games. It reignited my passion for them — "games are a vital intermission in a life filled with new priorities". Jordan Minor // PCMag Hyrule's broken sword — "the Master Sword has great importance to the story — but mechanically? It’s kind of mid.". Maddy Myers // Mothership ▶ How Star Fox 64 teaches you to trust your instincts — This is a good look at the design decisions found within Star Fox on the N64. Nintendo World Report // YouTube
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