September’s NPD numbers were finally revealed yesterday! To nobody’s surprise, the PlayStation 4 and Destiny topped the charts. Continue reading NPD Report: PlayStation 4 and Destiny Top Charts
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Sakurai teases with new Smash Bros. content
Masahiro Sakurai is teasing us again with an image that appears to be a new play mode for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Continue reading Sakurai teases with new Smash Bros. content
Lego Batman 3 Trailer Shines With Voice Talent
Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is the latest in the series of popular Lego games. For this adventure, Batman travels to outer-space and with the help of fellow DC superheroes, faces off against the evil Brainiac. Continue reading Lego Batman 3 Trailer Shines With Voice Talent
Super Smash Bros. On The Wii U Gets A Date
Super Smash Bros. On The Wii U Gets A Date
Today is the day many of us has been waiting for. Nintendo just announced that Super Smash Bros. for Wii U will be releasing this year as promised. The game will be available in Continue reading Super Smash Bros. On The Wii U Gets A Date
Nintendo 3DS & PS Vita Bundles That Could Really Sell
Handheld gaming has certainly exploded in recent years. With the Nintendo 3DS selling more than 44 million systems and the PlayStation Vita’s dedicated and growing fanbase, there doesn’t seem to be any slowdown.
We previously brought you our thoughts on bundles for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Wii U. Unlike these systems, the Nintendo 3DS already has a slew of bundles and limited edition systems that can entice gamers to make a purchase. Trying to think of some bundles for the Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita needed some creative thinking, but we’re confident that you’ll enjoy and agree with our picks:
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The Witcher 3 Gets New Developer Diary
CD Projekt Red, developers of the anticipated game, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, have released a developer diary. Continue reading The Witcher 3 Gets New Developer Diary
Hyrule Warriors Review
IT’S DANGEROUS TO GO ALONE; TAKE THIS…
As a proper 80’s kid, I have had plenty of fun cranking up and down the 8-bit fields of Hyrule in the original The Legend of Zelda on the Nintendo Entertainment System.There’s something about Nintendo-made games that just ooze honed gameplay and polished mechanics. Flash forward to the 90’s: no longer a kid, I’m still having fun playing such Nintendo fare as Wind Waker on my GameCube, but I can also been seen playing a curious series called Dynasty Warriors on my PlayStation 2. I’m still having a hell of a time. Omega Force always made the Warriors games fun, if a bit repetitive. These games, like none other that I was exposed to, set you on a battlefield in an epic army-on-army fight during the fabled Romance of the Three Kingdoms era.
Now, flash forward one last time to the end of September. You find me playing Hyrule Warriors. Somehow, a culmination of all the previous works of both Nintendo driven Legend of Zelda games and the Dynasty Warriors games. Dropping the pseudo-historical perspective, this game is set squarely in the fictional Hyrule from The Legend of Zelda series. It seems like quite a gamble to merge a beloved series such as Legend of Zelda and Dynasty Warriors. Did it work? Did Omega Force and Team Ninja manage to create a successor to the Legend of Zelda franchise? Does a coat of Zelda paint improve the Dynasty Warriors formula? Read on to find out.
Bayonetta 2 sales slow in Japan
In Japan, the Wii U exclusive Bayonetta 2 isn’t blasting off of game shelves after selling under 40,000 copies after one week.
Two Castlevania Games Coming to Wii U Virtual Console
Grab your whips, Castlevania fans! Just in time for Halloween, Konami is releasing two classic Castlevania titles on Wii U Virtual Console. Continue reading Two Castlevania Games Coming to Wii U Virtual Console
Wii U Bundles That Could Really Sell
Everyone knows that Nintendo’s home console isn’t flying off the shelves — whether it’s due to lack of consumer interest or just branding problems, it’s neither here nor there. That said, there is one thing that boosts Nintendo sales like no other — bundles. While they aren’t for everyone, there is no denying the mass appeal in the eyes of consumer. Not only that, but Nintendo has the deepest vault of cherished characters and established franchises to draw from.
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