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Rayman Legends Retold Preview - A Welcome Dive Back Into The Glade of Dreams | Nintendo Insider (opens the original)
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I absolutely love the fact that Rayman has gotten a chance to take centre stage for Ubisoft this year, the giant inflatable of the hero at gamescom perhaps cementing that claim best. While yes, we may not be getting an all-new Rayman adventure, with every hands-on session I get with the upcoming Rayman Legends Retold, that disappointment feels less and less. If you haven’t already, you can read my initial thoughts on the game when I had the chance to play it for a good chunk of time earlier this
LEGO Pokémon Arcanine, Rayquaza and Up-Scaled Red Minifigure Review - Building Sky Pillar Brick-By-Brick | Nintendo Insider (opens the original)
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After one of the largest LEGO sets ever, making up the famed Blastoise, Charizard and Venusaur, a leaping Pikachu, adorable Eevee and a whole slew of SMART Brick sets, you’d think LEGO would be done with the Pokémon rollout for a while. Absolutely not, with a selection of more adult-focused sets out this summer and later in October. We got the chance to go hands-on with three of these sets, each one offering something different when it comes to a Pokémon build. Let’s kick things off with perhaps
Gotta Build ‘Em All – Expanding The LEGO Pokémon SMART Play Sets | Nintendo Insider (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, I spent some time with LEGO’s two Pokémon-themed SMART Brick sets, each giving a nice taste of what the company’s newest technological venture would offer to the popular series. Of course, the beauty of the SMART Brick is that it can be used with any compatible sets, with Pokémon receiving ten more in a range of shapes and sizes. So far, I’ve worked my way through five of the ten and thought now might be a good time to evaluate before ploughing on through the remaining half. One
Splatoon Raiders Review | Nintendo Insider (opens the original)
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Like many, Splatoon 3 felt to me like a game that was certainly a lot of fun, but at the same time rather familiar. Its campaign was solid, but familiar. Its multiplayer proved to be an easy way to watch a single 3-minute round morph into ten 3-minute rounds, though again, the rounds themselves were very familiar. That isn’t to say that Splatoon 3 was bad – far from it, in fact – but instead was the first time in the series that I’d be left yearning for a new direction. Something different. Ente
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