Join the podcast crew of Myles Farrington, Adam Leonard, Chris Cobb and for a limited time only, Lou Contaldi as they mull and converse over the most topical of news. They touch on the stories of Injustice 2’s special editions and DLC, the official Call of Cthulhu game, Resident Evil 7’s upcoming DLC listings, the Final Fantasy XV DLC festival and so much more. They cover it all! Don’t forget the always hilarious, or relatively deep, Thought from Nowhere! Welcome to the MONG podcast, enjoy! Continue reading MONG Podcast 152 | A Match Made in Heaven
Category Archives: Video Games
The end of GTA online DLC’s?
It has been three years since the release of GTA Online and it is still the pride, joy, and biggest money maker for Rockstar. However we may have seen the end of Rockstar’s efforts to keep GTA Online afloat. Continue reading The end of GTA online DLC’s?
EA Access adds gaming classics to vault and other Access news
EA adds two new classics to the EA Access vault. Continue reading EA Access adds gaming classics to vault and other Access news
Hands-On Impressions of Snipperclips for Switch
As one of a select few Nintendo fans who were able to get hands-on time with the Nintendo Switch, I knew that I wanted to try the big three: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and Splatoon 2. Once I demoed those, I began exploring the lesser known titles. To my absolute delight, Snipperclips – Cut It Out, Together! quickly turned this not-so-known title into a top-tier demo experience.
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New Call of Cthulhu Trailer
Focus Home Interactive has released a new trailer to their new game based on the works of H.P. Lovecraft, Call of Cthulhu. Continue reading New Call of Cthulhu Trailer
MONG Podcast 151 | JIP Rordan
Join the podcast crew of Myles Farrington, Adam Leonard, Jordan Loeffler and Chris Cobb as they mull and converse over the most topical of news. This time they’re covering the two biggest topics, being the Nintendo Switch conference and the departure of their one and only, Jordan Loeffler. May we all wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors! Continue reading MONG Podcast 151 | JIP Rordan
Games to be pumped for in 2017
One of the most exciting parts of the new year is looking forward to all the new games we get to play! 2016 treated us decently, however deep down I have a feeling 2017 is sneakily going to be one of the best years in gaming we have had in awhile. Continue reading Games to be pumped for in 2017
Lack of competitive fire is slowly killing Nintendo
Nintendo’s Switch presentation on Thursday was truly baffling. The missteps of the event have dominated the conversation that followed, but there was a lot to be excited about if you are interested in the Switch. Nintendo gave a glimpse into its first-party lineup, detailed the interesting features of the console and blew us away with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey. However, despite my status as an enduring Nintendo fan who is sold on the Switch, I was left with an odd feeling in the pit of my stomach.
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Hands-On Impressions of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on The Switch
With a release date finally announced for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, fans and sceptics alike have a renewed sense of curiosity in the latest iteration of the series. As a lucky Club Nintendo member, I was fortunate enough to attend a private New York City event hosted by Nintendo. My first endeavor – check out The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Happily, as the door for the event opened and a slew of endorphins pumped me up, I finally got my hands on this game, and with it, some fascinating thoughts on it. Continue reading Hands-On Impressions of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on The Switch
Nintendo Blew a Key Component of Online Subscriptions- A Switch in Policy is Needed
The saying “iron sharpens iron” is a belief in the fact competition among peers will make both parties stronger. That having a rival or opposing force to push you, will only lead to achieving new heights and avoiding remaining stagnant or complacent. Clearly this is not a mantra Nintendo fully believes in when it comes to its online services. While Microsoft and Sony have continued to add value to their online ecosystem, Nintendo is sadly lagging behind. Continue reading Nintendo Blew a Key Component of Online Subscriptions- A Switch in Policy is Needed
Middle Of Nowhere Gaming 