Permadeath has been one of the most defining features of the Fire Emblem franchise for a long time. Though it was required in ...

The original Fire Emblem game was hard. How hard? So hard that the very first line in the theme song is “Fire Emblem, ...

We’re coming up on the first anniversary of Nintendo Switch Online next month, and with it the anniversary of NES Online. As a ...

Going to the fair as a kid was the pinnacle of summer existence. When you’re a child, your world is so small. During ...

I love mysteries. I like to watch dramas and play games that revolve around solving a crime and figuring out “whodunit.” So it’s ...

Nintendo Switch, for all its glorious features and killer first-party titles, isn’t necessarily the shining example of a consumer-first product. The “Nintendo bump” ...

There was a short period of time when Monster Rancher was part of the American zeitgeist. For a good few months, Monster Rancher ...

It’s been nearly a month since Nintendo pulled the curtain off of the (not-so-secret) Nintendo Switch Lite. I’m still having a hard time ...

Nostalgia can be a double-edged sword. On one hand, it provides a sense of comfort in harsh times, a sort of reassurance that ...

In the five years that I’ve written for Enthusiast Gaming, I’ve grown kind of used to the reactions of people when they learn ...

On July 22, 2004 in Japan, Nintendo and Intelligent Systems released a follow-up to the cult hit N64 game Paper Mario. The game, ...

I have an unusual relationship with the Pikmin franchise. The original game, despite having an engaging premise, drives me crazy because of its ...