11 Obscure and Wonderful Nintendo Characters
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1. Captain Syrup
Leader of the S.S. Teacup in Wario Land, Syrup can unnerve and fool the evil Wario. She’s the Harley Quinn to his Joker. True love. 2. Dr. Ryuta Kawashima
Although he’s not quite a character, he is a real-life neuro scientist from Japan. The Brain Age game was his idea, which is why it’s his mug we see in the title’s ads. 3. Geno
A star-borne warrior from Super Mario RPG, Geno helped the Italian plumber restore order in the universe. Licensing issues with Square Enix has rendered Geno M.I.A. in titles such as Super Smash Bros. 4. Fawful
A baddie from Mario & Luigi with a taste for showmanship, this self-styled “lord” turns Bowser’s Castle into his own theater. His audience: the big turtle’s minions, of course. 5. Master Hand
The Master Hand was seen in the first Super Smash Bros., removing dolls from a chest and then bringing them to life. How does a disembodied glove manage to talk? It’s a mystery among mysteries. 6. Doshin The Giant
Though it received good reviews, this title, featuring the rubbery godlike being above, was released only in Japan and Europe in 2002. A remake featuring this guy could be a hit with the hipsters. 7. Count Bleck
Initially a villain in Paper Mario, this fancily dressed count becomes an important ally for the hero. 8. 9-Volt
He’s a mama’s boy who lives in Diamond City with his dog, Fronk, in Warioware, Inc. His specialty is making retro micro-versions of classic games like Super Mario Bros., and Animal Crossing. 9. Chargin’ Chuck
A type of koopa that prefers football gear, making him hard to beat. Mario has to jump on a Chargin’ Chuck’s head at least five times just to make a dent. 11. Midna
Remember when Beast turned into that normal-looking bland guy at the end of Disney’s Beauty & the Beast? Well, Midna transforms into a tall, woman-like being at the end of The Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess. We prefer her like this. 11. Pauline
Mario never would have jumped over those barrels if not for this lovely lass being kidnapped by Donkey Kong. Mario and Kong became icons. Pauline was replaced by Princess Peach. She can now be seen assisting Mario in the Super Mini Mario World Theme Park, where Donkey Kong Jr. does the kidnapping.
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| 11 Obscure and Wonderful Nintendo Characters
Added: 04.03.2015 20:26 | 14 views | 0 comments
1. Captain Syrup
Leader of the S.S. Teacup in Wario Land, Syrup can unnerve and fool the evil Wario. She’s the Harley Quinn to his Joker. True love. 2. Dr. Ryuta Kawashima
Although he’s not quite a character, he is a real-life neuro scientist from Japan. The Brain Age game was his idea, which is why it’s his mug we see in the title’s ads. 3. Geno
A star-borne warrior from Super Mario RPG, Geno helped the Italian plumber restore order in the universe. Licensing issues with Square Enix has rendered Geno M.I.A. in titles such as Super Smash Bros. 4. Fawful
A baddie from Mario & Luigi with a taste for showmanship, this self-styled “lord” turns Bowser’s Castle into his own theater. His audience: the big turtle’s minions, of course. 5. Master Hand
The Master Hand was seen in the first Super Smash Bros., removing dolls from a chest and then bringing them to life. How does a disembodied glove manage to talk? It’s a mystery among mysteries. 6. Doshin The Giant
Though it received good reviews, this title, featuring the rubbery godlike being above, was released only in Japan and Europe in 2002. A remake featuring this guy could be a hit with the hipsters. 7. Count Bleck
Initially a villain in Paper Mario, this fancily dressed count becomes an important ally for the hero. 8. 9-Volt
He’s a mama’s boy who lives in Diamond City with his dog, Fronk, in Warioware, Inc. His specialty is making retro micro-versions of classic games like Super Mario Bros., and Animal Crossing. 9. Chargin’ Chuck
A type of koopa that prefers football gear, making him hard to beat. Mario has to jump on a Chargin’ Chuck’s head at least five times just to make a dent. 11. Midna
Remember when Beast turned into that normal-looking bland guy at the end of Disney’s Beauty & the Beast? Well, Midna transforms into a tall, woman-like being at the end of The Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess. We prefer her like this. 11. Pauline
Mario never would have jumped over those barrels if not for this lovely lass being kidnapped by Donkey Kong. Mario and Kong became icons. Pauline was replaced by Princess Peach. She can now be seen assisting Mario in the Super Mini Mario World Theme Park, where Donkey Kong Jr. does the kidnapping.
Tags: City, Hack, Nintendo, Mario, World, Brave, Trek, Gear, Kong, Donkey Kong, Donkey, Europe, Japan, There, Captain, Paper, Castle, Legend, Master, Mini, Though, Super Mario, Square, Princess, Enix, Luigi, Remember, Square Enix, Bears, Could, Animal, Smart
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| 11 Obscure and Wonderful Nintendo Characters
Added: 04.03.2015 20:26 | 33 views | 0 comments
1. Captain Syrup
Leader of the S.S. Teacup in Wario Land, Syrup can unnerve and fool the evil Wario. She’s the Harley Quinn to his Joker. True love. 2. Dr. Ryuta Kawashima
Although he’s not quite a character, he is a real-life neuro scientist from Japan. The Brain Age game was his idea, which is why it’s his mug we see in the title’s ads. 3. Geno
A star-borne warrior from Super Mario RPG, Geno helped the Italian plumber restore order in the universe. Licensing issues with Square Enix has rendered Geno M.I.A. in titles such as Super Smash Bros. 4. Fawful
A baddie from Mario & Luigi with a taste for showmanship, this self-styled “lord” turns Bowser’s Castle into his own theater. His audience: the big turtle’s minions, of course. 5. Master Hand
The Master Hand was seen in the first Super Smash Bros., removing dolls from a chest and then bringing them to life. How does a disembodied glove manage to talk? It’s a mystery among mysteries. 6. Doshin The Giant
Though it received good reviews, this title, featuring the rubbery godlike being above, was released only in Japan and Europe in 2002. A remake featuring this guy could be a hit with the hipsters. 7. Count Bleck
Initially a villain in Paper Mario, this fancily dressed count becomes an important ally for the hero. 8. 9-Volt
He’s a mama’s boy who lives in Diamond City with his dog, Fronk, in Warioware, Inc. His specialty is making retro micro-versions of classic games like Super Mario Bros., and Animal Crossing. 9. Chargin’ Chuck
A type of koopa that prefers football gear, making him hard to beat. Mario has to jump on a Chargin’ Chuck’s head at least five times just to make a dent. 11. Midna
Remember when Beast turned into that normal-looking bland guy at the end of Disney’s Beauty & the Beast? Well, Midna transforms into a tall, woman-like being at the end of The Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess. We prefer her like this. 11. Pauline
Mario never would have jumped over those barrels if not for this lovely lass being kidnapped by Donkey Kong. Mario and Kong became icons. Pauline was replaced by Princess Peach. She can now be seen assisting Mario in the Super Mini Mario World Theme Park, where Donkey Kong Jr. does the kidnapping.
Tags: City, Hack, Nintendo, Mario, World, Brave, Trek, Gear, Kong, Donkey Kong, Donkey, Europe, Japan, There, Captain, Paper, Castle, Legend, Master, Mini, Though, Super Mario, Square, Princess, Enix, Luigi, Remember, Square Enix, Bears, Could, Animal, Smart
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www.gamespot.com
| Have Game, Will Play: Castle in The Darkness Review | GameEnthus
Added: 04.03.2015 20:10 | 9 views | 0 comments
A decent sword, the willingness to die(and not give up) and a handful of pixels make quite the combination.
Castle in The Darkness from Matt Kap
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| Wolfenstein: The Old Blood Gameplay Trailer #1 (HD)
Added: 04.03.2015 18:22 | 5 views | 0 comments
Available digitally and in retail for £14.99 from May 5 for the PlayStation 4 and PC, and digital only for the Xbox One, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood takes our hero BJ Blazkowicz back to the year 1946 in an adventure that spans eight chapters and two interconnected stories (released together) that will lead into the events you know and love from The New Order.
Part one of Wolfenstein: The Old Blood - Rudi Jäger and the Den of Wolves -- pits BJ Blazkowicz against a maniacal prison warden as he breaks into Castle Wolfenstein in an attempt to steal the coordinates to General Deathsheads compound. In part two The Dark Secrets of Helga Von Schabbs our hero's search for the coordinates leads him to the city of Wulfburg where an obsessed Nazi archaeologist is exhuming mysterious artifacts that threaten to unleash a dark and ancient power.
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| Bethesda Reveals Wolfenstein: The New Blood
Added: 04.03.2015 15:00 | 5 views | 0 comments
Standalone, two-part prequel takes B.J. Blazkowicz back to WWII and Castle Wolfenstein.
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