Boss Rush 14: Paper Mario, Phoenix Wright, and the Kids Choice Awards?
Did you ever want to know what games the Kids Choice Awards nominated for Game of the Year? You did? Well you'll be sadly disappointed.
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April 12, 2019
Cruis’n Blast New York New York Resort 2019 Las Vegas, NV
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April 2, 2019
Top Ten Video Game Franchises
"What's your favorite video game?" is a loaded question. How do you define what make a game "a good game?"
March 19, 2019
A Celebration of Fire Emblem Heroes
Fire Emblem Heroes is a game you could play every day for two years in a row. Apparently
February 26, 2019
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Starlink: Battle for Atlas is the best non-Star Fox Star Fox Game
Remember that time Ubisoft made a better Star Fox game than Nintendo?
February 21, 2019
WarioWare Gold Showed Me How Games Make You Feel Like A Kid
See why Nintendo's latest in the WarioWare series is the best yet!
February 5, 2019
The Surprising Mediocrity of M&M’s Beach Party
As is the nature of many game collectors, we tend to get quite a few games in our libraries that don’t really have any saving graces to be there. Occasionally I’ll get a game I took a chance on that turns out to be decent if not good (Check out The Munchables on Wii for example). But more often than not we’ll take a chance on a random game and it turns out to be complete trash (Check out Dino Strike on Wii for example).
And then a game like M&M’s Beach Party shows up, and isn’t so terrible we can outright ridicule it, but it isn’t good so we can’t straight up recommend it either.
The struggles of game collecting, I’ll tell ya. (more…)
July 8, 2018
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Top Ten Dream E3 2018 Predictions
Another year and another E3 is almost upon us. As is tradition with this blog and many other outlets, it comes time for us to predict what we will see at the upcoming show. I know I always stretch really far in my predictions, but honestly if they would just make these things happen I could stop making these lists. Despite this, I kind of look forward to checking off dream boxes in my head, wishing on what could (and never will) be. Let’s jump right in with 2018’s Top Ten Dream E3 Predictions. (more…)
June 8, 2018
Games I Have Somehow Yet to Play
Recently I picked up Valkyria Chronicles Remastered for PS4 via the Humble Bundle. The tactical/strategy RPG from the PS3 era was always on my radar, and the positive reception the game garnered made me think, “Yeah, I’ll play that someday.” And then someday became hopefully this year. This year became this console. Then this console became an old console, and I never got around to it. This is the case all too frequently with me: I really want to play some game, but for one reason or another, they slip through the cracks. While there are tons of games I want to play, there are a few that I actually do want to play and never get around to them. Even better case in point: I’ve wanted to make a post such as this for awhile now, but never got around to it! So let’s discuss today in no particular order ten games I really wanted to play, but never actually have.
May 12, 2018
More of the Same, Albeit Cute, with Kirby Star Allies
I had a very important decision to make: I was going to spend an entire week back home in Indiana and needed something to do on the flight and in the evenings. My trusty 3DS hadn’t gotten any love since Miitopia a few months back, and the Switch was sitting there looking pretty with Breath of the Wild and Golf Story. But which one should I take with me? The 3DS just saw Detective Pikachu release, and the Switch had Kirby Star Allies. Novelty got the best of me and I undocked my Switch, downloaded Kirby Star Allies and did that thing people do in the Switch commercials: played my Switch miles away from my actual home. (Side note, that was a pretty cool feature). But enough about me, let’s talk about Kirby and pals.
April 9, 2018