Added: 09.04.2015 14:00 | 83 views | 0 comments

"Let's get another of our artists' beautiful children into the fight"

Added: 06.04.2015 20:18 | 9 views | 0 comments


Nintendo recently announced it would be adding Nintendo 64 and Nintendo DS games to the Wii U Virtual Console. The news is exciting for the Wii U as it adds a considerable buy me factor for Nintendos current console. Nintendo has always been a company that has relied heavily on its nostalgia factor. Being able to play past favorites like Mario 64 and Donkey Kong 64 is a smart move for the company. Something about this news that is worrisome is that it falls into the recent trend that many have noticed lately coming from the long-time industry leader. Whether its Amiibos, NintendoDirect/Virtual Console versions of past generation titles, or the recent news about plans to work on Nintendo mobile games with DeNA, all these improvements are reactionary.

Added: 06.04.2015 14:18 | 10 views | 0 comments


NLife: The avalance of Wii U Virtual Console games continues with a game that is new to the Virtual Console service, having never previously received a re-release. Rare's Donkey Kong 64 has achieved infamy thanks to THAT intro song, but is the gameplay worth talking about?

Added: 06.04.2015 10:20 | 14 views | 0 comments

Don't even think about that rap

Added: 03.04.2015 20:18 | 12 views | 0 comments


GN: One thing Ive always like about puzzle games, especially those on portable systems, is that theyre great for playing in short spurts. A lot of puzzle games are split into multiple stages, such as Mario vs. Donkey Kong and Dr. Mario, and its easy to knock out a couple of levels when you have a few minutes of downtime. BoxBoy is no exception to that, but is probably one of the more simple puzzle games Ive played. What exactly do I mean? Lets take a look and find out.

Added: 03.04.2015 0:18 | 49 views | 0 comments


Retro Studios, the Nintendo-owned Texas studio behind the Metroid Prime series and the last two Donkey Kong Country games, has been working on a new title since late 2013, but we know very little. It seems this is because Nintendo is doing their best to keep it under wraps. According to Tamaki from Unseen64, the team that specializes in uncovering the facts behind cancelled game projects, Retro's new game is on Wii U (as expected), and will use a new engine. What do you hope to see next from Retro?

Added: 02.04.2015 23:17 | 35 views | 0 comments


Retro Studios, the Nintendo-owned Texas studio behind the Metroid Prime series and the last two Donkey Kong Country games, has been working on a new title since late 2013, but we know very little. It seems this is because Nintendo is doing their best to keep it under wraps. According to Tamaki from Unseen64, the team that specializes in uncovering the facts behind cancelled game projects, Retro's new game is on Wii U (as expected), and will use a new engine. What do you hope to see next from Retro?