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• ↓ Wario World (Nintendo GameCube on Switch 2 Review)
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• ↓ New Pokémon Snap (Nintendo Switch Review)
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"September 10, 2026 by Indie Gamer Chick 2 Comments"

"I like that they don’t pussyfoot around with the mine tracks. Boom, shotgun takeoff at breakneck speed, and Link can walk off the sore neck afterward. Whiplash? Pssh, that’s why he’s the hero! Do you think the asshole at the shop who charges 200 rupees for 30 seashells could be thrown from a mine cart at 80mph and then continue on without so much as rubbing his neck? I think not!"

"I wanted to play Minish Cap for the first time in twenty-one years because, frankly, I didn’t remember much about playing it as a teenager. I remembered certain aspects like the Kinstones, the limited usage of the shrinking aspect, that you fight a giant Octorok, and how small in scale the game felt (no pun intended). But I didn’t remember anything about the dungeons or even the items. Not one single detail. My brain completely deleted the gust jar and digging claws, the boxes and jars used for growing and shrinking, and even the main villain. But back in 2005, I was still recovering from life threatening injuries sustained in November of 2003 and had basically just started gaming full-time again. The main thing I did remember was liking Minish Cap a lot and thinking it was one of the better Zelda games."

"One of the few clever usages of the shrinking mechanic is climbing into Armos knights and turning them on/off. Usually, Nintendo games feel like they mine a game’s key gimmick for everything it’s worth. That is NOT the case with Minish Cap. I feel like they barely scratched the surface with the growing/shrinking stuff and, actually, the shrinking stuff is kind of arbitrary."

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The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (Game Boy Advance Review)

Wario World (Nintendo GameCube on Switch 2 Review)

Super Mario Sunshine (Nintendo GameCube on Switch 2 Review)

New Pokémon Snap (Nintendo Switch Review)

What I’m Playing: I Might be Addicted to New Pokémon Snap

Classic Pinball Video Games: The Definitive Review – All 18 PlayStation One Video Pinball Games Reviewed & Ranked