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Checkpoint 2/17: Play War Anywhere

Welcome to Checkpoint, a segment from the authors here at LevelSave designed to quickly let you know what is on our minds, how we are reacting to current news and trends, and some looks into content coming soon from LevelSave.com. 

Editorials • Features

[Opinion] Nintendo’s Switch plans are disrespectful to consumers

Earlier this week, Nintendo unveiled the Nintendo Switch in all its hopeful glory to the general public. This is the second third fourth fifth sixth time since Nintendo’s Switch launch announcement that I’ve felt horribly disrespected and let down by Nintendo. To begin… Launch Title Embarrassment First off, Nintendo announced to the world today that the Nintendo Switch’s biggest launch title, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (which is also...

Podcasts • This Game Is Broken

Podcast: This Game is Broken 22

Hohokum! Barry is back and taking charge in this episode of This Game is Broken. Hurricane Matt stormed through the podcast but luckily we still talked about some games. Topics include: Hurricane Matt, Transistor, Chris can’t spell, Destiny, Always Sometimes Monsters, Mario Kart, Zelda, and wow we actually did talk about a lot of games this episode. If you like the show, review us on iTunes! This Game is Broken 22 Intro music is 8-bit Introduction by EliteFerrex Final...

News

Hyrule Warriors Revealed!

In a Nintendo Direct earlier this morning Satoru Iwata announced a new Legend of Zelda/ Dynasty Warriors hybrid to be exclusively released on Wii U titled Hyrule Warriors. Being developed by Tecmo Koei, Hyrule Warriors (Working Title) is expected by the end of 2014. Basically a Dynasty Warriors game but with Link leading the charge, it will feature the standard gameplay of the Warriors series with the added twist of classic Zelda characters, power ups and weapons. Check back...

Exclusives • Features • Interviews

NYCC 2013: Interview With The Legend of Zelda’s Link Cosplayer

New York Comic Con this past weekend was filled with plenty of amazing cosplayers, and we spent a good portion of the weekend trying to track down the best cosplayers. One of those cosplayers was this amazing Link, complete with a Hylian Sword and mirror shield, this Link spared no expense on making his green tunic one for the legends. Check out the video below for our short interview with Link, and hit the gallery right below it for some pictures of his costume we...

Features • Into the Fray

Into The Fray: Why the Wii U is Already Dead

Like many of my gaming counterparts Nintendo was the first console that I could truly call my own and is largely responsible for starting my love for video games. It is this very reason that it pains me to say that Wii U Is Dead and there might not be a way to resurrect it. For years the name Nintendo has been synonymous with gaming, it was the name that those outside of the gaming world seemed to use when referring to consoles as a whole and that kind of brand recognition...

Editorials • News

Big News and Editorial: Wii U – Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures

It’s truly amazing what Nintendo has just pulled off.  In 35 minutes, they have finally convinced the world that they have a game plan for Wii U and announced eight new games as well as gave updates on previously announced titles.  Although I will have all the announcements today in bullet point form below, there’s no better way to get the news than to watch the Nintendo Direct broadcast yourself.  After watching the video or reading the bullet points, be sure...

Exclusives • PAX Prime 2012 • Previews

PAX: Hands on with Gheldia – Zelda Fantasy

At PAX this year the indie presence was huge. There is a reason they have a large section carved out, called “The Indie Mega Booth.” It is massive, and full of really interesting games. However, not all of the indie games exist within this amalgamation of ideas. One such outlier, Gheldia, stood on the 6th floor, far away from all the other indie games. It was on that floor that I saw this up and coming gem and love happened. Gheldia is a top down game in the same style...

Editorials • Features

The 3DS Franken-Stick is Killing Mobile Games

The recently announced 3DS XL hit the community with some controversy. The expected model revision was going to be something smaller that included a built in analog stick. We got quite the opposite with a bigger system that has no built in analog stick. It will have another franken-stick attachment though, because you wanted to carry that around. Not long after the announcement people were up in arms about the missing stick. The option to buy a second stick for the original...