Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction may sound just like a kids’ game– and it is –but it’s still got a bit of fun in store for veterans.
A Few Good Apes
The Kongs are a notoriously quiet family, but Nintendojo’s finally managed to score some exclusive interviews with the most important of the Krew. Cranky tells all.
Nightly News Roundup 2010.11.11
Black Mage & Co. show up in Mario Sports Mix, Viacom talks about selling Harmonix, and more in tonight’s Nightly News Roundup.
Oh, Snap!
You don’t always need guns for FPS. Pokémon Snap gave us first-person shooting with a camera, and it was pretty sweet.
Unsung Heroines of Videogameland
Princess who? Let’s talk about some heroines who don’t need sequined dresses or golden tiaras to be special.
Healthy Kongpetition
I never had much success with rhythm games, until Donkey Konga— though for completely different reasons.
Nightly News Roundup 10.26.2010
Some nice art from Switzerland, Okamiden’s got a nice surprise ending (as well as being an allegedly wonderful game), and the Supreme Court gears up to roll with Schwarz and the EMA. BONUS CONTENT: Epic Mickey Trailer.
Thrown by the Wayside
Kirby and Meta Knight might be super-famous, but they’ve got a few friends who are just plain forgotten.
Rabbids Like it Casual
Rayman Raving Rabbids‘s got alien bunnies in it. That appeals to everyone, right?
Dystopian Gaming
Nintendo’s got a treasure trove of games already, but there’s still a few lost gems out there that’ll need revamping by the year 2032.
Nightly News Roundup 2010.10.07
Nintendo patent reveals details about the Wii Vitality Sensor, Christopher Totten writes of level design via Nintendo Power and the Video Game Voters Network sends out a call to action against California State Senator Leland Yee.
The Arcade Is Closed
For all its half-hearted attempts to publicize the Virtual Console’s arcade games, Nintendo never really had a chance.
Project Revolution, v.2.0
From the very beginning, Nintendo’s handhelds have been the true gaming revolutions.
Nightly News Roundup 09.21.2010
Level-5 & Capcom to team up (no word on Level-5 vs Capcom), Black & White outshine Diamond & Pearl and Nintendo’s 3DS turns out to be a pretty powerful machine.
Dragon Quest IX Review
Dragon Quest IX returns even the most jaded gamers to a simpler, though no less robust, age of gaming.
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