Added: 26.04.2013 0:30 | 12 views | 0 comments



Next time you wonder who's the top dog in all of Nintendo Land (the universe, not the game), remember this video from Youtube user OmegaTyrant4792. Watching Luigi defeat all of these level nine computer players has me mesmerized. Bowser, Peach, Captain Falcon, even Jiggly Puff falls to Luigi's might and pacifism. I mean, you expect Jiggly Puff but Captain Falcon too?

Added: 24.04.2013 19:32 | 13 views | 0 comments




Nintendo expects to sell nine million consoles in the next 12 months. You might think that's impossible, but there's a reason for the confidence.

A press release by Nintendo states the following:
During the next several months, Nintendo expects to launch new titles in the Mario Kart (Wii U), Super Mario Bros. (Wii U), Wii Fit (Wii U), Pikmin (Wii U), The Legend of Zelda (Wii U and Nintendo 3DS), Mario & Luigi (Nintendo 3DS) and PokeÄ‚Ĺ‚mon (Nintendo 3DS) franchises. The Legend of Zelda (Wii U) presumably refers to the Wind Waker HD remake which was confirmed to be coming this year during its announcement. However, there are two games that stand out from the pack: Mario Kart and Super Mario Bros. Mario Kart for Wii U previously had no expected release date, and Nintendo has told fans to wait—agonizingly—until E3 for more details. As far as Super Mario Bros. goes, chances are it's referring to a 3D Mario since New Super Mario Bros. U is already on the console.

Added: 24.04.2013 3:17 | 21 views | 0 comments


An emphasis on action and a mission-driven structure bring Luigi back to clear away the pesky poltergeists that have taken over Evershade Valley and restore the Dark Moon in the sky in an enjoyable adventure with only a few missteps along the way.

Added: 24.04.2013 1:25 | 9 views | 0 comments


All hail the Year of Luigi! Now make A Luigi to the Past a reality, Nintendo.

Added: 23.04.2013 1:18 | 21 views | 0 comments


Paste: "The best parts of Dark Moon feel like an interactive silent filmthe bumbling yet capable Luigi exploring on his own, fearing and falling for a mansions subtle tricksand are complemented by superb animation and audio work. When the game interrupts that structure with banal instructional calls from E. Gadd or ends it abruptly once youve met a missions parameters, it creates a pace of play thats convenient (save problems notwithstanding) at the expense of some wanted control. Even so, the sheer amount of detail and creativity in Dark Moons iterative design makes experiencing another Luigi caper more than worth the small inconveniences."

Added: 23.04.2013 1:18 | 44 views | 0 comments


While Nintendos penchant for going back to the well of tried and true franchises has worn thin for many a gamer, its hard to fault their decision in bringing Luigi back to the forefront to the point of declaring it the Year of Luigi even. In this case, we revisit the neglected green plumbers lone starring role in a sequel to his 2001 GameCube title, Luigis Mansion. The 3DS version, subtitled Dark Moon, is obviously trying to reclaim the magic of its predecessor, which incidentally managed to be the most successful title on a relatively disappointing system. Its hard to argue that they havent, but while it overcomes some of the shortcomings of the original, theres still some flaws that linger and serve to keep Luigi in his brothers shadow as far as gaming perfection is concerned. Find out more when Michael LeParc of Gametactics reviews Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon for the 3DS.

Added: 21.04.2013 11:18 | 20 views | 0 comments


All the Nintendo News you need to know for the week of April 20 2013. The Nintendo Direct from Wednesday is discussed featuring Super Luigi U, Mario Party 3DS, Mario and Luigi: Dream Team, and Link to the Past Returns (tentative title).

Added: 20.04.2013 21:18 | 16 views | 0 comments


GG3 continues the onslaught of assets with all eShop digital titles and third party reveals for Nintendo's 2013 line-up. Screenshots, concept art, logos and more can be found for New Super Luigi U, Earthbound, Bravely Default and so on.

Added: 20.04.2013 2:18 | 17 views | 0 comments


Game Revolution: "Mario Luigi: Dream Team was my favorite of the games I saw at the 3DS preview event this Wednesday. Thankfully, it also had the longest demo I've ever played at an event. "The game is set on the seemingly abandoned Pi'illo island, where soon after arriving for a vacation with the Mario Bros., Princess Peach disappears. (Of course.) The game moves between two separate areas of gameplay: Pi'illo Island locations with traditional Mario Luigi gameplay, and Luigi's dream world where Mario fights alone but is granted special powers and assistance by Luigi's imagination, or "Luigination.""