Kirby’s Epic Yarn

The charity marathon gamers are at it again!

Evan and Noah debate how important it is to finish every game we get, and whether reviewers hold back too much.

Noah and Evan debate what Wii U's initial sales numbers may mean, and Evan shares thoughts on <i>Dillon's Rolling Western</i> and <i>Trine 2</i>.

There <em>are</em> other special Wii games, you know...

The Kirby series almost always churns out good games, but why do so many people dislike them?

This may be the best Kirby title you've yet played.

<i>Goldeneye</i> and <i>Epic Yarn</i> impressions, along with dissection of Inafune, <i>NBA Elite</i> and Nintendo profit shortfalls.

Epic Yarn not a Kirby game, Mario with blasters, and more.

See how much better box arts are when their characters are angry.

Nnooo comments on Nintendo's notebook-like app for 3DS; Epic Games says it has no plans for 3DS; and Nintendo reveals that Kirby's newest adventure did not always star the pink hero.

The staff responds to Nintendo's 3DS press conference.

<i>Metroid: Other M</i> lands, <i>Final Fantasy Legends III</i> remake revealed and inspirations for <i>Kirby's Epic Yarn</i>

We pick our favorite games of E3 and explain why you should be excited.

Here's our quick hardcore guide to the Wii games shown at Nintendo's E3 2010 conference, which breaks down which titles were more casual, hardcore or a mix of both demographics.

The staff discusses what they hope to see in our first round table of 2019!

The big show is almost here! Time for some last minute predictions!

We continue our countdown of the top 20 games on Wii U with numbers 15-11!

The best of Kirby’s outside-the-box game design!

The best of Kirby's outside-the-box game design!

Kirby leads the way in an otherwise quiet week for the eShops!

The Kirby series almost always churns out good games, but why do so many people dislike them?

Nintendo's tough cream puff returns in one of his best adventurers ever!

We pick the best games to grace Nintendo's console last year!

In an industry obsessed with sales numbers and chasing trends, few corporate figures were as warm and courageous as Iwata.