Yoshi's Island DS is a terrific platformer that’s every bit as fun and charming as its predecessor. ... Those launched with DK in tow, however, will explode like bombs when they hit something.

It plays like Yoshi’s Island. Gameplay-wise, Wooly World plays a lot like Yoshi’s Island. ... but you’ll often accidentally swallow the other player when you’re aiming for something else.

Yoshi's Island gave us a vitally important message back in 1995: Technology didn't have to obviate classic game formats. It could just as easily liberate them, suffuse them with new life.

I expect the standard thing to do here is to remark that Yoshi's Island was the most astounding, mesmerising, stunningly inventive 2D platform game of its generation, and then go on to talk about ...

This is yet another Yoshi game that doesn’t come close to reaching Yoshi’s Island greatness. Score: 65/100 Yoshi’s Crafted World comes out for Nintendo Switch on March 29.

In Yoshi's Island, getting hit would cause Yoshi to lose his cargo, and the player had a short amount of time to recover it – but if they did so successfully that time limit would reset, meaning ...

Mind you, Yoshi’s Island was released in 1995. The Super Nintendo was far from an underpowered console, but the N64 was on the horizon, and computer-generated, pre-rendered graphics were hype as ...

That last game in the Yoshi’s Island came out nearly 10 years ago in 2014. It’s interesting that Nintendo picked this sub-series to use as the inspiration for a new Mario Kart 8 Deluxe course.

Yoshi's Island (subtitled "Super Mario World 2" undoubtedly to attach itself to one of gaming's biggest franchises) ... Something like Battletoads for the NES has amazing graphics, ...

Yoshi's Island DS is structured nearly identical to its predecessor, ... Oh, and on that note something nobody has mentioned yet. Yoshi's Island wasn't really the same without Touch Fuzzy, ...

Yoshi's New Island opts for a similarly homespun look, using pastels, oils, watercolours and inks in both its background and foreground scenery, while the 3D slider offers some neat depth-of-field ...

Yoshi's Island 2 in the sequel to Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3, which was released in 2002 on the GBA.