Magical crystals? Angsty swordsmen? Hair in designer colors? Your JRPG needs ’em!
Ivy the Kiwi? Wii Review
Ivy the Kiwi?‘s eponymous bird should be more confident about herself– Prope’s done a great job of making her a smile-inducing, if often difficult, game.
Game Age: What Makes Senior Gamers Tick?
Elderly gamers aren’t as rare as you think. The question isn’t “how do we get old people to play games?”, but rather “how do we stop them from kicking our butts?”
Nightly News Roundup 2010.09.02
Activision announces pre-order bonuses for GoldenEye 007, Nintendo releases Golden Sun: Dark Dawn trailer, Sonic Colors co-op details revealed
Music to Hunt By
Until Metroid Prime, one of the features of Metroid‘s soundtrack was that players often forgot there was music at all. Nintendojo examines these lost sounds in more detail.
Love in the Time of SNES
For only sixteen bits, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System managed to blast away a lot of my childhood time.
Oops! Prank Party Preview
Bonus Content! It’s not going to win any awards for innovation, but Hudson Soft’s Oops! Prank Party doesn’t really have to prove itself.
Fashion-Forward: The Legend of Zelda
Fashion choices in the gamerverse has been brutally ignored until very recently. Meanwhile, characters like Link, Zelda and Ganondorf have been working hard on their outfits.
Artless Dodger
There’s just not time enough to play all the games in the world, but missing out on Art Style just shouldn’t happen. How I let that happen– and what that means in the Big Scheme of Gamer Things.
Ain’t No Mountain Cold Enough
Ice Climber, with its alternately “hard” and “harder” gameplay, is touted by few and berated by the rest. Yet, more than many other characters, Popo and Nana still deserve a sequel.
Nightly News Roundup, 2010.08.05
Waterloo Labs employs eyes to play Super Mario Bros., Zallag and Artefact Studios encourages the destruction of mankind via gods, and Media Create releases Japanese software sales from July 26 to August 1.
Real Superheroes of Dream Land (and Beyond)
People the world over idolize the likes of Superman and Captain America, but there’s another hero out there who really deserves the praise. And fear.
The First Return of Samus
Metroid II: Return of Samus hasn’t aged very well in terms of graphics and gameplay, and some say it never had them to begin with. But it’s still incredibly important in the Metroid series. Here’s why.
Losing It Hard
Sure, it seems ripe for the playing, but Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels will play you instead.
Nightly News Roundup, 2010.07.20
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded dated for Japan; Professor Layton DVDs announced for the UK; Nintendo fights off Red Dead Redemption & Co. in U.S. retail charts
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