
What If Nintendo Embraced Its Legacy?
What if Nintendo gave our old cartridges and discs a new life? Here’s my idea for bringing Nintendo’s physical legacy to the Switch 2.
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What if Nintendo gave our old cartridges and discs a new life? Here’s my idea for bringing Nintendo’s physical legacy to the Switch 2.

I thought I owned my games. Then I started reading the fine print.



A simple framework for clearer video game reviews. Rock’s Game Review Rubric helps reviewers Rate, Reflect, and Recommend with more transparency.


When I started the Learning Arcade, some posts quietly got lost along the way. This is my way of bringing them back.

I was thinking about something today that feels small on the surface — but could have a real impact for creators, educators, and anyone who shares content online.

I’ve been thinking lately about how many so-called cozy games are out there, and before even talking about the ones I’ve played, I found myself wondering what a cozy game really is.

I asked a simple question: What game helped you through a difficult moment in your life? The answers became one of the most meaningful posts I’ve put together.

What a small pricing shift reveals about where gaming is heading

Welcome back to Grammar Through Video Games! Today, we’re stepping into the legendary world of Hyrule to explore a powerful tool in writing — pronouns.
Sometimes when a new Pokémon game gets announced, I get excited… but also a little tired.

Welcome back to Grammar Through Video Games! Today, we’re floating into the colorful world of Kirby to explore one of the most important tools in writing — conjunctions.


When I first saw the announcement that Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen were coming to Nintendo Switch, I was genuinely excited.

There’s something powerful about starting a lesson with: “Alright class, today we’re flying to Egypt.”

Today is the Super Bowl, and every year around this time I find myself thinking about how I even got here.

So, how have my first six months with the Switch 2 been going?
Chairs have been around for centuries. AI hasn’t. What both reveal says a lot about responsibility and intention.