I’m pretty confident that nearly everyone currently alive, is aware of the solo card game Solitaire. It’s been popular since the late 19th Century, though it’s probably just us “olds” who actually play it nowadays. (I have three decks of actual, real-life playing cards!) In the U.S. and Canada, Klondike Read more…
Shoot-em-ups and sports games are probably the two genres that make up the smallest portion of my video game library. I enjoy the premise of shoot em ups, but I’m just not great at them. I’m also not a huge fan of games that only mark your progress based on Read more…
When I saw Save Me Mr Tako for the first time, I thought that it was going to be a strange game. It seemed like a game ripped right out of the the original Gameboy Era. I couldn’t process what would compell a developer to go back to this style Read more…
When reading the game reviews on The Nintendo Nomad, keep in mind that they are all based on the subjective opinions of the individual reviewer. They represent an opinion, and not everyone will agree with every one of them. My hope is that, once you’ve read the entire review, we Read more…
Fishing games are definitely a niche genre. The most popular titles are almost always those that are more of the arcade variety, as far as gameplay goes. The fishing simulator style of game is rare on consoles. (There’s a game called Pro Fishing Challenge, that was released on the original Read more…