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I was always pretty interested in Digimon, probably because it has something Pokémon never really had for me. It's stranger, messier, and sometimes a little too complicated for its own good, but th ...

Denshattack! lets you kickflip a train. That sentence probably tells you whether this game has your attention or not, instead of carefully following the tracks, you grind, drift, jump and throw an ...

When I saw that Nintendo Switch Sports Resort would be playable for the first time at Japan Expo in Paris, I knew I had to check it out. After playing a couple of rounds, it's time to share my firs ...

Looking back on my years with Gaming Boulevard and gaming in general, there are certain genres I simply don't visit very often anymore. Football games are one of them, even though I used to p ...

Ever since Orbitals was first announced, I was curious to see if it could deliver on its promise. A new couch co-op game on Nintendo Switch 2 already sounds like a smart idea, but add an art style ...

I've accepted a few uncomfortable truths about myself over the years. I can't sing, I can't dance, and judging by my first few hours with Rhythm Heaven Groove, I apparently should ...

There's a dangerous moment every reviewer experiences from time to time. You watch a trailer, glance at a handful of screenshots and immediately think, "This game was made for me.” ...

When Nintendo invited me over to try the upcoming Splatoon Raiders, I was excited to see what this spin-off would actually be. Since this is a singleplayer game set in the Splatoon universe, I was ...

There are a few Nintendo franchises that have had a stranger journey than Star Fox. While Mario, Zelda, and Metroid have each evolved through entirely new adventures over the past decades, Fox McCl ...

Xenoblade Chronicles is one of those games that almost doesn't need an introduction anymore. Almost. Since its original launch on the Wii back in 2010, Monolith Soft's RPG has been re-r ...