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Robert Marrujo
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Editor-in-Chief, Nintendojo
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By Robert Marrujo Verified| Nintendojo Verified On Friday, Nintendo hosted one of its Nintendo Switch 2 Experience events at CBS’s Televsion City in Los Angeles. We got a chance to go hands-on with multiple Nintendo Switch 2 titles and will be discussing them in detail. For this installment, we’ll be looking at Donkey Kong Bananza. As I played through the demo of Donkey Kong Bananza at the Nintendo Switch 2 Experience, there was something slightly familiar about it that I couldn’t shake.
By Robert Marrujo Verified| Nintendojo Verified On Friday, Nintendo hosted one of its Nintendo Switch 2 Experience events at CBS’s Televsion City in Los Angeles. We got a chance to go hands-on with multiple Nintendo Switch 2 titles and will be discussing them in detail. For this installment, we’ll be looking at Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. Warning: Potential Story Spoilers BelowI’ll be honest: right up until I started playing the demo, I had my doubts about Metroid Prime 4: Beyond.
By Robert Marrujo Verified| Nintendojo Verified On Friday, Nintendo hosted one of its Nintendo Switch 2 Experience events at CBS’s Televsion City in Los Angeles. We got a chance to go hands-on with multiple Nintendo Switch 2 titles and will be discussing them in detail. For this installment, we’ll be looking at Donkey Kong Bananza. As I played through the demo of Donkey Kong Bananza at the Nintendo Switch 2 Experience, there was something slightly familiar about it that I couldn’t shake.
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Nintendojo
Nintendojo is one of the oldest and most persnickety Nintendo fan sites on the Internet. We were founded in 1996 by Peer Schneider, who leapt from this humble fan creation to work at IGN64, and now is SVP of Content Creation at IGN Entertainment. What started out as a one-man operation hosted on AOL.com has blossomed into what you have before you — an enduring web presence that remains a non-profit, voluntary labor of love meant to celebrate video game culture and Nintendo.
United States
Founded: 1996