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E3 2014: Press Conference Analysis – Nintendo

by Patrick Mifflin | Articles Console E3 2014 Features Handheld Nintendo 3DS Nintendo Wii U Previews | 0 Comments | 11 Jun 2014

For the second year in a row, Nintendo has bucked the traditional big auditorium presentation in favor of one of their now-steady Nintendo Direct addresses. Known for packing a lot of information into each one, however, there was a lot…

E3 2014: Press Conference Analysis – Sony

by Patrick Mifflin | Articles E3 2014 Features PlayStation 3 PlayStation 4 PlayStation Vita Previews | 0 Comments | 11 Jun 2014

Sony headlined the Monday night festivities at E3 2014. After coming off of a PS4 launch that can only be referred to as historic, E3 gave us a glimpse of what Sony had in store for their next tricks. Were…

E3 2014 Preview: Nintendo

by Chris Selogy | E3 2014 Features Nintendo 3DS Nintendo Wii U Previews | 0 Comments | 04 Jun 2014

Of the big three, Nintendo is the biggest wildcard due to the Wii U’s lack of upcoming software and the 3DS’ full library of Nintendo IPs with no huge holes. They’ll take the virtual stage with a Nintendo Direct livestream…

E3 2014 Preview: Sony

by Chris Selogy | E3 2014 Features PlayStation 3 PlayStation 4 PlayStation Vita | 0 Comments | 03 Jun 2014

Sony arrives at E3 with the best-selling current-gen console along with the worst-selling console, so they have the opportunity to gloat along with some problems to solve. Their press conference is the final show on Monday at 6 PM PT/9…

“Stick it to the Man!” Review

by Ted Dedon | Handheld Nintendo Wii U Platforms PlayStation 3 PlayStation 4 PlayStation Vita Reviews | 0 Comments | 16 May 2014

Did you play Grim Fandango, Psychonauts, and Full Throttle and wish there were more games like them? Stick it to the Man! has recently come out for PlayStation 4 and follows in the vein of Tim Schafer’s classics. With its quirky style, funny…

“Mario Golf: World Tour” Review

by Jordan Elek | Nintendo 3DS Reviews | 0 Comments | 15 May 2014

After skipping out on the Wii and DS generation, developer Camelot has returned to bring Mario Golf to the 3DS. While it may have some structural issues, Mario Golf: World Tour is still one of the most solid golf games…

“Kirby Triple Deluxe” Review

by Danreb Victorio | Nintendo 3DS Reviews | 0 Comments | 13 May 2014

It’s awfully surprising that in its three years of existence, a Kirby game exclusively for the 3DS has only just been released–especially considering the fact that the Wii featured three retail titles while the DS had four. Be that as it…

“Titan Attacks!” Review

by Ted Dedon | Console Handheld PC Platforms PlayStation 3 PlayStation 4 PlayStation Vita Reviews | 0 Comments | 10 May 2014

Titan Attacks! is a throwback to one of the most cherished arcade games of all time: Space Invaders. While not particularly original, Titan Attacks! follows this formula with success and adds to it in ways which will keep fans of…

“Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars” Review

by Ted Dedon | Articles Handheld Nintendo 3DS Platforms PlayStation Portable PlayStation Vita Reviews | 0 Comments | 15 Apr 2014

When we first got a hold of Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars, one of the points in the Q&A press release was that the game might be offensive. From all the media circulating around—be it trailers, screenshots, or…

Nintendo Direct 4.9.14: A Smashing Episode

by Filippo Dinolfo | Nintendo 3DS Nintendo Wii U Previews | 0 Comments | 09 Apr 2014

Earlier today, Nintendo held one of their regular Nintendo Direct briefings. Today’s was all about the upcoming modern versions of Super Smash Bros for the 3DS and Wii U. Below you’ll get all the points you want to know, without…

You no longer have to travel across the land, searching far and wide

by Danreb Victorio | Android Articles Features Handheld iOS Mobile Nintendo 3DS Nintendo DS Nintendo Wii Nintendo Wii U Videos | 0 Comments | 01 Apr 2014

Google and Nintendo did something pretty badass for April Fools Day. Using the Google Maps app on iOS or Android, users can now use the maps service to find and catch 150 pokémon ranging from the game’s different generations. So…