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GR: "Is the Princess suicidal, blind, or just surprisingly stupid? Platforming games used to be extremely popular in the early 2000s, but their long reign was usurped by the FPS and action genres. Nowadays, platform games are mostly found on handheld devices, with only popular titles making it to consoles. The unusual side-scrolling game, Dokuro, made its debut on PS Vita in 2012 and was ported to iOS in 2013. Now Dokuro has landed on the PC, and the result proves that some games need more than a straight port to be successful."

Added: 20.12.2014 0:11 | 4 views | 0 comments


The release date has been revealed for the First 4 Figures Princess Zelda Statue, which is based on her appearance in The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess.

Added: 19.12.2014 23:00 | 2 views | 0 comments


Is the Princess suicidal, blind, or just surprisingly stupid?

Platforming games used to be extremely popular in the early 2000s, but their long reign was usurped by the FPS and action genres. Nowadays, platform games are mostly found on handheld devices, with only popular titles making it to consoles. The unusual side-scrolling game, Dokuro, made its debut on PS Vita in 2012 and was ported to iOS in 2013. Now Dokuro has landed on the PC, and the result proves that some games need more than a straight port to be successful.

Added: 19.12.2014 8:11 | 5 views | 0 comments


Zelda Informer: "Zelda games come in many shapes and sizes. They appear on both handhelds and home consoles. They span massive 3D adventures, dense top-down quests, and even a side-scrolling action RPG. Each new installment in the storied series can be very different from the last, and yet there is one thread that is a constant throughout all of the main games (excluding spin-offs and the CDi games). Is it the Triforce? No, that hasnt appeared in every game. Princess Zelda? Nope; despite her influence as the series namesake, there are several games she has not appeared in. Even Ganon has been swapped out for other major villains, like Vaati and Majora. No, the one thread that is constant throughout the entire Zelda series is its protagonist, Link. He is the hero of every game, the player character in each installment. And it is he who makes The Legend of Zelda my favorite series of video games."

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"Chris Millar, Studio Head at Fun Bits Interactive gives us the strait scoop on this latest addition to the Fat Princess franchise."

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Sony Santa Monica has been more open about its projects created in collaboration with external developers than about its own internal projects lately. Three new games (Wattam, What Remains of Edit Finch and Fat Princess Adventures) were announced at PlayStation Experience, but apparently there is more to share.

Added: 13.12.2014 21:11 | 5 views | 0 comments


Arcade Sushi: After years of playing second banana to Princess Peach and the Mario Brothers, the Toads have gone and nabbed themselves starring roles in Captain Toads Treasure Tracker. The delightful action-puzzle game for the Wii U is more fun than a barrel of monkeys and as gentle as a hand rocking a babys cradle.

Added: 10.12.2014 10:11 | 2 views | 0 comments


Glenn, Andy, and Josh report from Day 1 of the PlayStation Experience. They start with a recap and reactions to the Keynote, and discuss what everyone saw and played on the show floor. Interviews are for MLB 15 The Show, Rocket League, Hand of Fate. With (rough) audio of Glenn and Josh appearing on-stage to talk to Scott Rodhe, and the development team behind the PS4-Exclusive Fat Princess Adventures. Comedian is Robert Schimmel

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When Nintendo launched Amiibo, their NFC enabled figurines, few people could predict that there would be as many factory defects as there are. In the past week, we have already seen two rare factory defects, a legless Princess Peach and a twin-gunning Samus Aran. Now, we have a third factory defect Amiibo to add to the list, an invisible version of the Link Amiibo. Although, something seems a little off about this one.