Grab those watermelons, bub 🍉
By Paul Hunter
After more than ten long years, the lovable bubble-blowing dragons Bub and Bob are back for another home console adventure on Nintendo Switch. The duo's latest title, Bubble Bobble 4 Friends, combines the franchise's signature arcade platforming with fun, 4-player local co-op action. Being a lifelong fan of the OG arcade game, I had to give this latest entry a spin!
Light offering didn't keep me abs-orbed for long 🧩🐉
By Paul Hunter
With over 80 million downloads, Puzzle & Dragons is one of the biggest mobile games of all-time. A Switch version seemed inevitable given the console's portability and popularity—so it's no shocker that GungHo has released Puzzle & Dragons Gold.
Stay for a night in the Mushroom Kingdom 🍄🏰
By Paul Hunter
Every time I attend a live Nintendo event one thing is guaranteed—I'm going home with a huge smile on my face. I love seeing their elaborate displays filled with iconic characters and colourful backdrops that put you in the centre of their video games.
I'm not crying, you're crying 😭
By Paul Hunter
I'm sure we all have that one game our friends have been bugging us to play for years. For me, it's To The Moon, the indie darling from producer Kan Gao and his studio, Freebird Games. I've heard time and again it has a wonderful, emotional story that I simply must experience, and it's Canadian made so even more reason to play it right?
There's always room for hell, yo 👿
By Paul Hunter
If there's one thing I can't get enough of, it's pop, pop, poppin' Nazi zombie brains. Rebellion's Sniper Elite spin-off Nazi Zombie Army got me addicted to it back in 2013, so, of course, I couldn't resist checking out their latest gorefest, Zombie Army 4 on PS4.
By Paul Hunter
It's been 24 years since the original Resident Evil landed on PlayStation and wrote the playbook for creating a successful horror series. The game's popularity sparked a massive craze that gave us Silent Hill, Onimusha, Parasite Eve, and Dino Crisis — horror classics we're still talking about decades later.
By Paul Hunter
That Minerva, she’s one brave 11-year-old girl! When I was that age, I was going to school, collecting Garbage Pail Kids and playing SNES games. Minerva? She’s ditching her parents, walking deep into the woods and getting trapped inside an eerie haunted mansion. This isn’t a Saturday morning cartoon spooky house either, it’s full of ghosts out to send poor little Minerva straight to the afterlife.
