When I first opened up Mario Tennis Open, I couldn’t help but be taken back to the fun times I had with Mario Tennis on the Game Boy Colour. It was just so much... Read More »
Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir is definitely an odd choice for Nintendo to publish on the Nintendo 3DS. It doesn’t feature bright and colourful graphics, a likeable protagonist, or even fun gameplay. Instead, it is a... Read More »
After a record-breaking first year for the 3DS, Nintendo’s first big game for the system’s second year is Kid Icarus: Uprising. Reviving an over 20-year-old franchise might have been a risky decision, especially when... Read More »
When a game is labelled as a budget title at launch, that usually means you’ll be getting a pretty bad game that publishers thought people would only buy on a whim because of the... Read More »
With the direction of Resident Evil 5 shifting to a far more action oriented blast-fest, many fans felt that Capcom has allowed the series to stray too far from the atmosphere and horror that helped propel... Read More »
If there’s one thing knowledgeable gamers tend to be cautious about, it’s over priced plastic peripherals marketed to enhance game play. Just look towards Tony Hawk: Ride and the Wireless Skateboard Controller. If such... Read More »
Nintendo made a great decision by including Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones in the 3DS Ambassador Program. A new 3DS version is scheduled to hit in 2012 and since the franchise has never been... Read More »
I can’t help but think that in the beginning of the development process for Nano Assault, the team over at Shin’en was fed false information about the 3DS. You see, Nano Assault is at its core... Read More »
Phew! What a rush! This was my first experience with Metroid Fusion, having not played it when it was initially released. I'm a big fan of the first three titles, so I was... Read More »
After re-playing the original Yoshi's Island GBA remake on the 3DS Virtual Console, I just have one question for Nintendo: why are there only two Yoshi's Island games? Seriously, the premise of the game... Read More »
Back when I played Mario Kart: Super Circuit on the GBA, I really enjoyed it. The graphics were amazing for a handheld game, the gameplay was fun, and there seemed to be quite a... Read More »
When the GBA launched over 10 years ago, I picked up two games with the system. One was Rayman and the second was F-Zero Maximum Velocity. I had never played an F-Zero game before... Read More »
I have never played a Cooking Mama game before in my life. The idea of cooking on my handheld has never been one that I entertained. So, when I first booted up Cooking Mama... Read More »
It’s not that Ace Combat Assault Horizon Legacy is bad, it’s just that it isn’t very good. If 3DS owners really, absolutely need a dog fighting flight sim and have beaten Starfox, you’ll enjoy... Read More »
The Mariokart franchise has never been one for innovation. In the 5 sequels following the original, the only true innovation they had was adding a second person on the kart in Mariokart Double Dash. With... Read More »
A couple of weeks ago, the 3DS was graced with the release of Super Mario 3D Land. It was such an amazing game filled with near perfect graphics, really fun gameplay, great level design, and a ten... Read More »
Pet Zombies seems like it should be a lot of fun. You are given a zombie as a pet and you can play with it, torture it, or nurture it. What could have been... Read More »
