Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. There are any number of free Super Nintendo games available as part of the Nintendo Switch Online ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Both the Switch and 3DS ports cut the four Super Mario 3D World levels: Super Bell Hill, Conkdor Canyon, Shadow-Play Alley, and Clear Pipe Cruise. If ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. There is some newly added content for this edition specifically themed around last year's Super Mario Odyssey. During our brief look at the game, ...

Lou Contaldi specializes in both reviews and the business behind gaming. He began writing about tech and video games while getting his Juris Doctor at Hofstra University School of Law. He is maybe the ...

Almost four years after it first came out on Wii U, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is now on Nintendo Switch. How well does it hold up? Our review. When Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker first released ...

It's been years since Captain Toad graced the Nintendo Switch with a re-release of his Wii U adventure. Even with the larger install base and the lower price point, there are still people out there ...

Tomas Franzese is a News Editor at DualShockers, writing a variety of reviews and shedding light on upcoming games for both PC and consoles. While he has been a gamer most of his life, he began ...

With the Switch, Nintendo has a platform that offers a second chance to games that were criminally overlooked when originally released on the company’s previous system, the poorly performing Wii U.

Your mission in Treasure Tracker is to save Toadette from the clutches of a giant bird. The game drops our protagonist in various miniature 3D worlds, in search of the Golden Star that will allow you ...

If Breath of the Wild was “peak Zelda” and Super Mario Odyssey was “peak Mario,” Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is “peak Nintendo” — a fun and charming action-puzzler for the Switch. Largely ported ...

One of the unfortunate outcomes from the Wii U’s disappointing popularity is that many of its better titles were overlooked. For every landmark “Zelda” and “Mario” game, there was a “Donkey Kong ...