Vibrant pastel colors. Goofy, effervescent charm. A fat, squishy puff-ball wearing a sumo diaper. At first glance, Crashmo appears innocent enough, lowering my guard with its bright cartoon characters and …
Continue reading →When does something go from being a legitimate form of entertainment to becoming an obvious cash in? How do you draw the line? With Skylanders Giants on the Xbox 360, …
Continue reading →Well, after 27 years, Nintendo has finally done it. After numerous iterations on every single system Nintendo has released (and a few that they haven’t), endless pipes, goombas, coins, mushrooms …
Continue reading →Have you ever been sitting around with your Nintendo 3DS and decided, "Man, I wish I could just DRAW on this thing, instead of playing games"? If so, then you …
Continue reading →The cranky grandmother of console survival horror games has crept on to the Nintendo 3DS with Resident Evil: Revelations. With brand new territory (both the console and setting) for the …
Continue reading →Nintendo has several different major franchises like Kirby, Zelda, and Metroid. Mario, however, will always be flagship mascot for Nintendo. It seems like a Nintendo system isn't fully christened until …
Continue reading →When I worked for a major retailer while in their electronics department we had a Super Nintendo display with two controllers. Most of the time Super Mario World and Super …
Continue reading →The Resident Evil series has had several transitions. Starting out as a survival-horror game with tank-like controls, it eventually evolved to a shooter with the unique feature that you couldn’t …
Continue reading →It seems like Tecmo likes to release Dead or Alive fighting games shortly after the release of a system. You have Dead or Alive 2 on the Dreamcast, Dead or …
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