Posts Tagged ‘Nintendo’

After delving into the likes of Super Mario: 3D Land, Zelda: Ocarina Of Time and Heroes Of Ruin, I was left wanting more and I was ready to throw more money at Nintendo for some good games, but wait… where are the games Nintendo?

Crytek were thinking of developing Crysis 3 on the Wii U with Crytek executives hinting at the possibility of Crysis 3 being development on the Wii U aswell. That was until CEO ...

Last Christmas the Wii Mini was released in Canada as an exclusive but Nintendo has recently announced it will be releasing in the UK on March 22nd, which is only one month away!

Trine 2 is one of my favourite action puzzle games of all time. I played through the game via it’s Xbox Live Arcade counterpart and it was 1200 Microsoft ‘Space Bucks’ well spent. WiiU users can try the extra special Trine 2: Directors Cut as of today via the e-shop demo.

At this time last week I was standing in a queue waiting to head on into the Disonhored Developer Session. It was the last thing on my list of things to do for the EuroGame Expo’s Friday offerings. I was in my element chatting to friends and other people in the queue about the games we had been playing, which console was the best, what the next generation of consoles would bring and more. The best bit about it was that I still had two days of the show left to go!

The Wii U is the console that Nintendo are hoping will spawn as much, if not more, success than their previous console which redefined the way we play games and ...

The Binding of Isaac isn’t necessarily about the Hebrew myth, It is about the rotting tragedies of psychosis and fanaticism that, if left unchecked, can destroy everything but themselves. It is about Andrea Yates.

Valve has shot down the rumour that they are working on a Steam-based console, but they have left open the possibility of creating something along those lines in the future – which would be a massive mistake.

Pokémon Black and Pokémon White are officially getting a sequel from Game Freak to be released on the Nintendo DS this June in Japan.

An industry consumer research organisation has released details of its comparative study of gaming in the US and Europe, and it has produced some surprising information on international attitudes to gaming.