If you’ve ever dreamed of pitting the Easter Bunny against Elizabeth Báthory to decide the fate of the Sword Coast, definitely give ‘Mythological Figures & Maleficent Monsters’ a look.
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While it lacks premium features like virtual mapping, the RoboGeek 23T is a low-profile workhouse that can navigate multiple flooring types, but I’ve found it especially makes short work of flat surfaces.
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‘Paper Mario: The Origami King’ is a must-own for Switch gamers of all stripes. RPG aficionados will love its globe-spanning adventure, Mario fans will positively adore its clever world-building, and casual players will appreciate the fact that its challenges rely more on observation and experimentation than chance or rote trial-and-error.
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‘Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics’ and ‘Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition’ are two perfect picks for your favorite GeekDad’s Father’s Day haul.
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If you’re in the market for some more ‘Animal Crossing’-centric entertainment, Nintendo of America’s Play Nintendo hub has just rolled out a bumper crop of free digital activities for all ages. Courtesy: Play Nintendo
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If you are one of the many who’ve enjoyed the seemingly boundless content available in ‘Animal Crossing: New Horizons,’ things are about to get even better.
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This past week has been absolutely mad, so I figured you could use some music to help you unwind. Stay safe and stay healthy, friends!
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‘Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ is exactly the game the world needs at this terrifying and tumultuous time, and it was well worth the wait.
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My two favorite February horror home video releases are definitely ‘Swamp Thing: The Complete Series’ and ‘When a Stranger Calls.’
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While a lot of us have other big-name video game releases on our minds this month, don’t hesitate to check out ‘Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX,’ a colorful, quirky dungeon-crawling adventure coming to the Nintendo Switch this Friday!
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The Doubleclicks and Library Bards bring the classic filk, Wordburglar takes us to Metroplex, and we party on both coasts with LEX the Lexicon Artist—all on this edition of Radio Free Hipster.
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This new ‘Samurai Shodown,’ despite its hi-def visuals and crystal-clear traditional soundtrack, remains a wonderfully stripped-down affair.
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This week’s ‘Animal Crossing: New Horizons’-focused Nintendo Direct gave fans even more to be excited about!
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I accidentally made a Valentine’s Day podcast wherein we give equal time to Keats and Paula Abdul, and that pretty much tells you everything you need to know about me as a person.
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It’s been an interesting week here in Nintendo Land. We got new products, an unexpected update to the Nintendo Online service, and even some downloadable eCards for all your Valentine’s Day needs.
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After a seemingly interminable wait, the Retro Champ portable NES/Famicom player from My Arcade is now available for purchase.
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In the end, the true power of Performa was the friends we made along the way.
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One likes to believe in the freedom of podcasts.
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February 2020 will see the release of ‘Pokémon Home,’ a new cloud service that will support the storage and migration of Pocket Monsters between Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS, and your mobile device.
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Before diving into the ’20s, we pause to take a look back at the twenty-teens, a decade that brought us marvelous mash-ups, nail-biting nerd-punk, and high-octane hip-hop. And also hyphens. So many hyphens.
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A new promo video from Swedish electro duo Galantis and English vocalist Charli XCX provides fans the world over with our first (sur)real look at Super Nintendo World Japan. Courtesy: Nintendo of America
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We close out 2019 in style with D&D Sluggers, Autocorrect, and Alpha Chrome Yayo.
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The 1986 CBS sci-fi animated series ‘Galaxy High’ seemingly had everything going for it. It was created by visionary filmmaker Chris Columbus with a theme song composed by Eagles guitarist Don Felder and a patently ’80s premise: two Earth teens, a nerd and a jock, are accepted into an intergalactic high school.
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This episode of Radio Free Hipster is Christmassy. Very Christmassy. Possibly too Christmassy? I don’t know; you be the judge.
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After a banner year for the Nintendo Switch, it’s no surprise that the system’s last major release of 2019, ‘Pokémon Sword’ and ‘Pokémon Shield,’ continues its winning streak.
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Radio Free Hipster is back… just in time to help shake you from your post-Thanksgiving food coma.
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When Nintendo of America sent my family a ‘Just Dance’ party pack—complete with snacks and silly hats and, of course, ‘Just Dance 2020’ for the Nintendo Switch—we were beholden to try out the latest iteration of this beloved music game franchise.
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Christmas is a time for family togetherness and storytelling, a time for merriment and mirth, a time for man-eating cryptids and Constitutionally-protected parody literature. (Well, I mean, that’s how my family does it. No judgment here.) Arriving just in time for this blessed season, The Sasquatch Before Christmas is a holiday tale for the ages. […]
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Google Stadia is an incredibly ambitious project that actually fulfills its promise, but it may be 2020 before all of its features are available in full.
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Set for release next week, Google’s Stadia service seeks to bring cloud gaming to the masses.
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