Arlo

Super Mario Odissey looks so amazing that it's destroying my brain. Here's why I just can't wait to get my hands on it.

It's in your residence. It's evil. It's the seventh one. Here's what I thought about it in my Resident Evil 7 review.

Nintendo has been a stinkin' spoiler factory when it comes to Breath of the Wild, and avoiding seeing every last thing the game has to offer has been tough.

So Breath of the Wild will be the first mainline Zelda game to receive the DLC treatment. Here are my first impressions.

Why is the Switch launching in March? Why doesn't it have more launch titles? I think it's all a part of Nintendo's plan.

My last update before the launch of the Switch. Possibly my last update ever, because I think my head might just explode on March 3rd.

LET'S GET THIS PARTY STARTED IN HERE!!!

The Switch is finally here! Let's see what's in the box!

The other unboxing wasn't exactly an unboxing per se, so here's the real one! But like...for realsie reals this time.

I played a few hours of Breath of the Wild, and here's what I thought about it. No story spoilers, though I do get into detail about what to expect in the game's opening area.

Time for another episode of "In Defense of..." This time we talk about why Breath of the Wild's extremely breakable weapons make it a substantially better game.

A lot of people are freaking out about Switch-related hardware issues. Here's my take on the whole thing and why I'm not freaking out just yet.

I sit down with Chris from Rogueliker and play some Clippersnaps.

It's time for another Global Tesfire! Let's see how horrendously rusty I am!

The Switch has been with us for one whole month. Here's where I'm at.

I sit down with Chris from Rogueliker and play some more Snibberclops.

The title is pretty self-explanatory.

Tell me your sad story in the comments to enter for a chance to win a big ol' box of Zelda! AND A SHIRT?! That's right.

Here's my review of Snake Pass on the Nintendo Switch: the game about snakes, by snakes, for snakes. And...people too, I guess, now that I think about it.

The Switch's handheld nature is turning out to be a bigger deal than I imagined it would be, and I think it's going to play hugely into the Switch's success.

There's no Miiverse on Switch, and Nintendo's got no plans to change that. Why are they ditching it now, and what might it mean for the company's future? While it's certainly a bummer, I think it might just be a good thing.

The Wii U is dead. Let's talk about the pretty-good times.

Well that was certainly unexpected...

We've got Nario Kart 8, We've got Pokkén Tournament. What other Wii U games could potentially make the jump to the Switch?