Ollie Reynolds is a writer for Nintendo Life, where he covers a range of topics related to Nintendo games and consoles. As a self-proclaimed lover of horror books and movies, Ollie's articles often delve into the Nintendo-related horror and action-adventure gaming genres. His reporting focuses on news, reviews, and features related to classic and modern Nintendo franchises, as well as indie games that capture the spirit of Nintendo's iconic titles.
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With a physical edition to boot
A new golf game for the Nintendo Switch – simply titled Mini Golf Simulator – has caught our attention thanks to the bizarre way in which it utilises the Switch's Joy-Con controllers.
By: Ollie Reynolds
Nintendo's been involved in its fair share of legal battles over the years, but we have a feeling it might be thinking twice before taking on
Digital Eclipse has announced that the curious Tetris sequel Welltris will be added to the excellent compilation title Tetris Forever via a free update on Switch.
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I'm your fire, at your desire
Well folks, we're back with another look at some of the best best games that we (that is, our video team) played in 2024.
By: Ollie Reynolds
Well folks, in what is presumably the last Christmas period before Nintendo unleashes its next major hardware, Switch games have performed admirably as folks look to fill those stockings come Wednesday morning.
If you're a fan of miniature consoles and the novel convenience they bring, then unfortunately you might want to just keep ahold of your current
Third time's a charm, as they say. Yes, we're back with our third and final look at our video team's top five Switch games of 2024.
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