Neal Ronaghan
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
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- Sep 21, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Madden NFL 27 Review - Review (opens the original)
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by Neal Ronaghan - September 21, 2026, 1:23 pm EDT Discuss in talkback! Private equity is coming for your football and your football video game. Reviewing Madden NFL 27 on Switch 2 is weird. For one, this is the first time since the Wii that Madden has come out on a Nintendo system in consecutive years. It’s also the second time around for the game to hit a new console. The novelty factor has worn off. I’m still interested in seeing how Madden is on Switch 2 in year two though, especially since
Another Eden Begins Review - Review (opens the original)
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by Neal Ronaghan - September 17, 2026, 4:14 pm EDT Discuss in talkback! What works on your phone might not always work as well on your Switch. A lot of prominent mobile RPGs lean into gacha mechanics where your team might only be as good as your wallet size and luck. That was the case with Another Eden when it launched on mobile nearly a decade ago. While it’s one of the more lenient RPGs of that style (it doesn’t have stamina timers or anything; the game’s story is playable and enjoyable withou
Surfing a Game Boy With a Musician: Interview with Mike Huguenor - Interview (opens the original)
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by Neal Ronaghan - August 20, 2026, 8:54 am EDT Discuss in talkback! Mike Huguenor (guitarist from Jeff Rosenstock) spent the last year making a Game Boy game that turns being a touring musician into a retro-tinged narrative adventure. In the same week that Mike Huguenor announced his debut video game, he played guitar with Jeff Rosenstock for the band’s nine-show residency in Chicago, spending his only off night going to an area book store to discuss his new book about the history of DIY record
Culdcept Begins - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Review - Review (opens the original)
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by Neal Ronaghan - July 16, 2026, 12:00 am EDT Discuss in talkback! It’s all fun and games until you’re dealt multiple critical failures in a row. The last time we saw Culdcept was on the 3DS, in a game that was published by Nintendo in Japan but brought over by NIS America in the west. But it came out post-Switch, so if you played it, go high-five Donald, who reviewed it for us back in 2017. Culdcept Begins is a brand new game in the series, making its way out on Switch and Switch 2. The series
DenshAttack! Review - Review (opens the original)
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by Neal Ronaghan - July 15, 2026, 11:00 am EDT Discuss in talkback! Denshattack is the kind of high-concept, wackadoo nonsense I want to see emerge from video games more often. The hook here is you control a train through a brightly colored climate-ravaged Japanese future while jumping up and down doing increasingly ridiculous tricks and flips. And it’s all set to a story where your fledgling new train driver tries to take down a nefarious corporation. This game is consistently high energy in a
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