Ultimately the worlds of Yoshi’s New Island feel like watered down versions of its Donkey Kong and Mario 3DS brethren, save for one exception.

Yoshi’s Island also has its own 2D physics, controls, and overall gameplay feel when compared to other core 2D Mario games. It was so distinct that it started its own series of Yoshi’s games, ...

Yoshi's New Island lacks the imagination that made its progenitor beloved, instead offering a slow-paced adventure that's too easy for its own good.

Based on the stellar “Yoshi’s Island” that was first seen on the Super Nintendo and Game Boy Advance, this update takes advantage of all of the power of Nintnedo’s hardware to the fullest.

There's new Yoshi Transformation mini-games that use the 3DS gyroscope and a gyroscope control option for throwing eggs (that works rather well), but if you're a veteran of Yoshi's Island, you've ...

Yoshi’s New Island is scheduled to release on March 14, 2014 for the Nintendo 3DS platform. Stephen is convinced that Yoshi is the father. That is an odd looking pepper.

Yoshi's Island was the opposite of a Mario game, designed in precisely the opposite style of mid '90s aesthetic and tech trends, and it burst with creativity at every turn.

Nintendo this morning finally gave a firm street date to 'Yoshi's New Island,' the next entry in the beloved pseudo offshoot of the Mario series of 2D platformers. Owners of Nintendo's 3DS ...

Yoshi's New Island is a game built around its level design and aesthetics, so separating the actions from the core adventure only highlights how clumsy the game feels. There's no energy or excitement.

Like many other Nintendo platformers, Yoshi’s New Island can’t help falling under the shadow of its predecessors--in this case, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island.