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Thomas Whitehead

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As seen in: ACS Publications, Nintendo Life
Love reading, writing, video games and music; Producer @PMStudiosUSA, mainly tweet about nonsense and Baseball, same username on that Blue social site. He / Him
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Review: Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection (Switch 2) - Another Excellent Monstie Collecting Spin-Off

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By Thomas Whitehead, Anthony Dickens Verified
| Nintendo Life Verified
Captured on Nintendo Switch 2 (Handheld/Undocked) It’s fair to say that, at the time of writing, Capcom is on an absolute roll with Nintendo Switch 2. Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection arrives against that backdrop, but also as a continuation of a franchise spin-off that began as a 3DS exclusive.
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Preview: Dizzying Detail, Fluctuating Frames - A Good Look At 'Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection'

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By Thomas Whitehead, Anthony Dickens Verified
| Nintendo Life Verified
Nintendo’s relationship with the Monster Hunter series is an intriguing one – in one sense it’s at the heart of the IP with timed exclusives, but it’s also missed out on two blockbuster mainline entries in World and Wilds; perhaps Switch 2 will remedy that shortcoming. The spin-off Stories series, however, started out as a late-gen 3DS game and the series has kept on coming to Nintendo hardware ever since.
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Review: Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones (GBA) - The Series' Second Western Release Still Hits Hard

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By Thomas Whitehead, Anthony Dickens Verified
| Nintendo Life Verified
This review was originally published in March 2015. We're updating and republishing it to mark the arrival of the game in the Nintendo Switch Online Game Boy Advance library. While Fire Emblem is a franchise with a long history in Japan, its track record in the West is far more condensed; in fact, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones on Game Boy Advance was only the second series entry to arrive in North America and Europe.
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