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Destiny DLC and the Truth Behind Kojima! — News From Nowhere (April 13, 2015)
The Order: 1886 gains a new app while the Nintendo 3DS loses a killer one. There’s a bunch of new Destiny news and it turns out that Kojima is STILL working on The Phantom Pain? Good news! Continue reading Destiny DLC and the Truth Behind Kojima! — News From Nowhere (April 13, 2015)
Level-5 Vision Event 2015 Round Up
While Yo-Kai Watch is coming to the West, Japan will be getting Fantasy Life 2, The Snack World and Yo-Kai Watch 3. Continue reading Level-5 Vision Event 2015 Round Up
MONG’s Best of 2014 Award Winners – Part Three
2014 was certainly a wild year for gaming.
The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One both set record sales for a console’s first year on the market, reassuring gamers and “analysts” everywhere that console gaming is here to stay. Microsoft decided to release a Kinect-less Xbox One bundle after saying it would never happen. The PlayStation 4 failed to release any major blockbuster first party games during the holiday season, while the Xbox One released a hit new IP in Sunset Overdrive.
We saw the rise and fall of mobile games like Flappy Bird. Games like Titanfall, Watch Dogs, and Destiny were all finally released only to be ripped apart by gamers with too much hype. While less hyped games like Wolfenstein: The New Order, Valiant Hearts: The Great War, and The Evil Within managed to blow everyone away. We were flooded with “HD remakes” of games – some that we have wanted for a long time, and some that were just released a year ago on last generation consoles.
All of that combined to make this years Best of 2014 Awards a really fun one.
Did you miss the awards that were announced earlier this week?
And here are all of Part Three’s winners! Continue reading MONG’s Best of 2014 Award Winners – Part Three
MONG’s Best of 2014 Award Winners – Part Two
2014 was certainly a wild year for gaming.
The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One both set record sales for a console’s first year on the market, reassuring gamers and “analysts” everywhere that console gaming is here to stay. Microsoft decided to release a Kinect-less Xbox One bundle after saying it would never happen. The PlayStation 4 failed to release any major blockbuster first party games during the holiday season, while the Xbox One released a hit new IP in Sunset Overdrive.
We saw the rise and fall of mobile games like Flappy Bird. Games like Titanfall,Watch Dogs, and Destiny were all finally released only to be ripped apart by gamers with too much hype. While less hyped games like Wolfenstein: The New Order, Valiant Hearts: The Great War, and The Evil Within managed to blow everyone away. We were flooded with “HD remakes” of games – some that we have wanted for a long time, and some that were just released a year ago on last generation consoles.
All of that combined to make this years Best of 2014 Awards a really fun one.
If you missed out on yesterday’s awards, go here! But, with the first set of awards out of the way, here comes the second set! Continue reading MONG’s Best of 2014 Award Winners – Part Two
Level-5 To Announce New Game at E3 2015
Level-5, the team behind Ni No Kuni, disclosed their plans to reveal a new PlayStation 4 game at E3 2015. Continue reading Level-5 To Announce New Game at E3 2015
Fantasy Life Review
THE BEST KIND OF CHORE LIST
If I can only take away one thing from Fantasy Life, it is that I was reminded just how bad my ADHD is while playing. Level-5 did a fantastic job filling the world of Reveria with hundreds of side quests that will keep you busy, and in my case, sidetracked me from continuing the main quest for many hours at a time. However, a large amount of content is not good enough to make a game great, and luckily Level-5 knows that. Continue reading Fantasy Life Review
This Week’s New Releases: 10/20/14
Here are all of the games that are coming out this week in North America! Continue reading This Week’s New Releases: 10/20/14
Why We’re Still Getting Newer Editions of the Old 3DS
In September 2010, handheld gaming was changed forever. The Nintendo 3DS was released in Japan and showed the world that two screens can work in an innovative and creative way. Four years after its release, we’ve seen the Nintendo 3DS XL, Nintendo 2DS, and scores of special editions of them. Two weeks ago, Nintendo made a surprise announcement that they’re creating a “new” Nintendo 3DS with increased capabilities and eventually exclusive games. However, even with that announcement, Nintendo is still creating and promoting various new editions of the “old” 3DS. So, with this “New” Nintendo 3DS announced, why are we still getting newer editions of the “Old” Nintendo 3DS? Continue reading Why We’re Still Getting Newer Editions of the Old 3DS
A New Nintendo Treehouse Will Air This Friday
This Friday, Nintendo will host a new Treehouse event showcasing their upcoming games for the holiday season. The event will lasts for eight hours and it will start at 10 AM PT on Nintendo’s Twitch channel. Continue reading A New Nintendo Treehouse Will Air This Friday
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