We get the enigmatic director of Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes to answer some questions about the upcoming Switch game.

NeuroVoider hit the eShop at the end of last week and it delivers a great roguelike shooting experience. Check out our interview with the lead developer from the eve of its launch!

Cast your vote to get your favorite games into the next round.

Following a successful Kickstarter, Chris Wade is almost finished with his Nintendo debut. We talked to him about Sausage Sports Club, his burrito stretch goal, and more.

This month's manual for download is a game you may actually have a box for.

There's more riding on these results than you know.

We talk to the Creative Director behind the imaginative Figment about the game, the indie dev scene, and the creativity of the European development scene.

These are the first eight games to enter the NWR Hall of Fame.

Chris Kohler’s personal story and attachment to the neglected Final Fantasy V is a great way to get inspired to (re)play the Super Famicom classic.

We've broken down the rules of each mode to create a simple guide.

If you're a fan of classic extreme sports racing titles like Wave Race and Excitebike the folks at Zordix are looking to make you very happy on the Switch!

We get some time with the founder of Dreadbit Games to discuss their upcoming release of the gem-matching, turn-based strategy roguelike Ironcast, coming Thursday!

Daan takes a deep dive into everything Nintendo's latest Season Pass has on offer.

We miss physical manuals so much we’re making our own!

Hasbro added Koopa boss battles to the classic board game Monopoly (but not Waluigi).

Are the NWR staff playing anything besides Splatoon 2?

We take some time to talk to the Flat Heroes developer about how the game got started, the challenges of its art style, and the state of the indie scene

The summer slows, but Kirby, Mario, and Miis came to play.

We talk Nintendo Switch and Puzzle & Dragons with the head of GungHo Kazuki Morishita.

As third-parties began to dry up, Nintendo hit hard with consistent first-party releases.