As part of the Onett Gazette’s yearly town spotlight, we’ve reached out to David, the mayor of our quiet little city. When he first moved to our town, he began …
Continue reading →Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is -- in a word -- difficult. I’d never had a chance to play through the eponymous ape’s latest quest the first time around on …
Continue reading →In the fifth Mario vs. DK title from Nintendo that began in 2004 with Mario vs. Donkey Kong, gaming's oldest duo returns Mario and Donkey Kong: Mini’s on the Move. As with the …
Continue reading →It's only been a year since the first Rolling Western game made it's way to the Nintendo 3DS, and with modest reception from its debut title and lots of things …
Continue reading →Before I delve into the details of TT Fusion’s latest 3DS title, I’d like you to check out my review for LEGO City Undercover right here. Go ahead -- take your …
Continue reading →That ghost dog is the bane of my existence. I’m running around the various stages of Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon, trucking forward, thinking I’m about to grab that key, or …
Continue reading →$14.99 is a lot of money to ask for. With that kind of cash, you could buy fifteen copies of Angry Birds – or an infinite number of copies of …
Continue reading →Pokémon games have long been a staple in the portable gaming world with the continued success of each sequel to the red and blue versions that started a phenomenon. Less …
Continue reading →Castlevania has one of the richest lineages in the history of gaming. While the story is certainly about as simple as they come, there is no doubt that the tried …
Continue reading →Have you ever experienced the unique pleasure of dropping assorted items from a high-up location? Chances are, you probably have. This is a basic human urge we're talking about - …
Continue reading →When I got tapped to review Brain Age: Concentration Training (hereafter Brain Age), I really thought it was going to be a very straightforward affair. You know, the basic gist …
Continue reading →Unless you live in Japan, Fire Emblem: Awakening is the fifth in a series of grid-based strategy games that have made gradual innovations and appeared on a slew of consoles …
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