I’d like to preface this piece with the following information: I’ve waited in line 4 times, totaling over 10 hours of my free time, and still have not purchased an NES Classic. I’ve attempted to buy one second-hand without paying more than twice the retail price, with no success. I’ve been on a waiting list at a brick-and-mortar retailer (that I will not name) since the day it was announced, and have not yet acquired a unit. Still waiting on a...
Going in many believed that Nintendo had a lot to prove at this year’s E3. With the previous announcement of Zelda not showing up for the Digital Event people were looking forward to what Nintendo would show to fill the giant Ganon-sized hole, however it was not filled very well. Nintendo opened their press event by showcasing the new Star Fox title, Star Fox: Zero. Seemed like a pattern this year to open the event with the most anticipated game. Sony did it with The...
Reggie and Iwata muppets aside Nintendo’s Digital Event kicks off with a bang. Nintendo took their digital stage to introduce a new set of Amiibo, Turbo Charge Donkey Kong with his vehicle the Barrel Blaster and new Hammer Slam Bowser (complete with mjolnir -like hammer) figure with his vehicle Clown Cruiser. However, the biggest surprise came from the announcement that these figures are a product of a Amiibo and Skylanders corroboration. You can use these figures...
Today the talk of the town is the new Nintendo Direct, which you can all watch over at Nintendo’ s Direct site. Filled with some exciting new revelations, Nintendo definitely had a lot to say within their custom made press release, as they always do. Nintendo started the direct with a few game announcements, but what was most interesting was the reveal of the two new sets of Amiibo. The beloved Japanese company stated a new wave of Super Smash Brothers Amiibo will be...
The latest Nintendo Direct marked the return of President and CEO of Nintendo, Satoru Iwata. After many months of concern over his health fans see Iwata come back with a slew of new announcements for both Wii U and 3DS. Long-awaited 3D remake of the N64 classic The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask is making its way to a 3DS console near you Spring 2015. Not many details were given, but Iwata’s comments on how they plan to make the weirdest game in the Zelda series...
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