The Gamer

The Gamer

TheGamer is an online publication that was established in 2017. Our team of gaming specialists focuses on producing detailed game guides, the latest gaming news, and thoughtful opinion articles.

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  • 7 hours ago | thegamer.com | Quinton O'Connor

    The Nintendo Switch 2 runs original Nintendo Switch games better than their native hardware ever could. That's not true across the board, but it's broadly accurate enough, with enough titles, to be worth considering an upgrade to Switch 2 at launch - even when there aren't many actual Switch 2 games available yet.

  • 9 hours ago | thegamer.com | Quinton O'Connor

    Related Nintendo Switch 2: How To Set Up Parental Controls The process isn't particularly convoluted, thankfully. But that doesn't mean you won't potentially hit some minor hurdles. Plus, it's worth knowing how precisely to get a System Transfer started.

  • 10 hours ago | thegamer.com | Quinton O'Connor

    If you've got kids, then you may want to know how to set up Parental Controls for your Nintendo Switch 2. It's an unfortunately dangerous world out there, and no one in the gaming business has been more proactive about protecting children than the Big N. Plus, Parental Controls can let you set play time limitations, and restrictions on which age ratings your kids are allowed to play games for.

  • 11 hours ago | thegamer.com | Quinton O'Connor

    Nintendo Switch Online is hardly a flat-out requirement for enjoying your new Nintendo Switch 2 home console, but it is the key to getting the most out of it. From online multiplayer modes to an ever-broadening horizon of titles from classic Nintendo consoles, NSO provides plenty of entertainment at - in our view, at least - a very reasonable price.

  • 1 day ago | thegamer.com | Quinton O'Connor

    If you've been having a good time with Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, then congratulations. You're just like us. So many hours have seemingly fallen into a void with this game; it's a more than worthy successor to its somewhat underrated 3DS predecessor, and a firm reminder of how good the life sim genre can be when it's blended with more "traditionally RPG" elements. Which brings us to the point of this list.