Nintendo's Yoshi series has had some incredible games over the years, but not every single one has hit the mark.

Ryan is the Editor-in-Chief at DualShockers and has been a lover of games as long as he can remember. He holds a BA in English and Cinema and lives in New York City. After eight years away from having ...

Gold Baby Yoshi is a baby Yoshi that emits a region of light around him at a set radius, illuminating dark areas. Because of this, it is sometimes referred to as "Glow Yoshi". He can stun enemies and ...

Yoshi, upon its debut, was a bright green agent of change in the Mario franchise. In its first appearance, it bursts from an egg, growing from newborn to adult in the blink of an eye. Yet for a ...

Chad Thesen is a passionate fan of anime, video games, series, and films (Both animated and live-action). Many years of experience have left him with a developed and deep knowledge of the intricacies ...

Blue Baby Yoshi (also known as Bubble Baby Yoshi) is a baby Yoshi that can spit out a group of 4 bubbles at at a time. Players are able to use their character to grab the Yoshi and release the bubbles ...

The opening cinematic of Yoshi’s Island shows Baby Mario and Baby Luigi being carried by a literal stork (to their vaguely defined parents) when an attack drives him of course, and Mario ends up ...

We video game enthusiasts certainly can be a surly and cynical lot, huh? You can't really blame us, though. Look at all the nonsense we have to deal with just to partake of the medium. Beloved ...

Many people feel that the original Yoshi's Island is one of the best platformers ever made (if not the best). After all, it was a fun Mario-style game with an interesting mix of gameplay ideas. Its ...

Yoshi's New Island is adorable. Aggressively adorable. Its pastel-hued aesthetic suggests that a very talented crayon-wielding child drew the entire thing and animated it by hand. But beneath the twee ...

One of the most iconic characters of Super Mario RPG is Fat Yoshi, who can be hard to find if playing casually. Finding the pudgy pal requires a bit of patience and creative thinking. Here’s how to ...