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Rob Huddleston

  • Gaming Editor, GeekDad
  • None, GeekDad.com
Sacramento
As seen in: GeekDad, Medium, Gear Open, Lake Chelan Mirror, Pop Goes The Culture Podcast
Gaming Editor at GeekDad.com, dad, professor, author, Little League District 11 Umpire, Rocklin Little League Umpire-in-Chief He/him/his
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Blast Off With ‘Star Fox’ on the Nintendo Switch 2

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By Rob Huddleston
| GeekDad
Star Fox is a notable Nintendo property both for its enduring popularity and its rather nebulous timeline. The 1993 SNES original was rebooted as 1997’s Star Fox 64, which was itself remade as Star Fox 64 3D (2011) and further reimagined for the Wii U as Star Fox Zero (2016). This is all to say that you’re very likely already familiar with the Lylat Wars, the Star Fox team, and that sinister simian, Dr. Andross.
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Blast Off With ‘Star Fox’ on the Nintendo Switch 2

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By Rob Huddleston
| Gear Open
Star Fox is a notable Nintendo property both for its enduring popularity and its rather nebulous timeline. The 1993 SNES original was rebooted as 1997’s Star Fox 64, which was itself remade as Star Fox 64 3D (2011) and further reimagined for the Wii U as Star Fox Zero (2016). This is all to say that you’re very likely already familiar with the Lylat Wars, the Star Fox team, and that sinister simian, Dr. Andross.
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Every Day I Write the Book: GeekDad Reviews ‘Yoshi and the Mysterious Book’

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By Will James Verified, Rob Huddleston, Ken Denmead
| GeekDad
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book isn’t exactly a “cozy game,” but it’s what you might call “cozy adjacent.” There’s platforming and action and even a little combat, but much like your Tomodachi Life or your Animal Crossing, it’s really more about the simple joy of discovery. In this title, you control the titular Yoshi (available in all the designer colors) as he journeys inside the pages of a mysterious talking book.
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