To wrap our fifth issue, we look at great series that showed up on Nintendo platforms after departing for, or starting out on, consoles made by the competition.
A Rare Find
See how the little developer that could became a crown jewel for Nintendo.
Hot Air: Fencejumped
I went two generations without a piece of Nintendo hardware…
Backpedal Fantasy
We’re lucky to still get Final Fantasy sequels today, but we’d be luckier if they were more like their forebears.
That Grass Ain’t Green
Some games jumped the fence, but they fared poorly: here are four notable examples.
From Death Stars to Dragons
A historical look at one of Nintendo 64’s and GameCube’s greatest game developers.
Tidman’s Take: Betrayed
Or: Why I Will Never Play Final Fantasy VII.
Round Table: Baby, Come Back
We reminisce about the games we used to play on Nintendo machines, and which of those we’d like to see again.
Nester64x: Spin Dr. (Mario)
This isn’t an apology! There’s no NEED to apologize!
Has Nintendo Really Changed?
A look at why Nintendo has, but really hasn’t, changed.
Virtual Console Giveaway: Rebirth
We’re giving a free Virtual Console game to the reader with the best answer to our rebirth-related question.
Keep Icarus on the Shelf
Why Kid Icarus hasn’t been remade, and probably shouldn’t be.
Hot Air: Rebirthed
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Revivals: Good, Bad, and Needed
From Banjo-Kazooie to Resident Evil, there are plenty of series that need a rebirth– the challenge is getting them right.
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