While in Wal-Mart the other day, I found N+ for $10. Remembering it was in IGN’s Top 25, I picked it up with excitement, removed Spirit Tracks from its well-deserved place in my card slot, and popped in this simplistic platformer. Â Let me say, if any of you have not picked up this game, DO IT. In N+, the N stands for Ninja, and all you do is run and jump (see gameplay footage). There are HU...
In the summer of 1983, the original Famicom was unleashed on the Japanese market – a small, affordable home computer system with just three launch titles: Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong 2, and Popeye – each nearly dead ringers for their arcade counterparts. The console was an instant hit, and it wasn’t long before Nintendo started to look to the west, eventually releasing the legenda...
Did you own a Game Boy Player? I don’t, but I wish I did. So much that I’m thinking of picking one up, especially if the much-desired Virtual Handheld service never comes to fruition. As a non-owner, answer me this, kind reader. 1) What’s the best way to play the Game Boy Player on an HD TV? Do you use the default game borders or scale the 3×2 Game Boy Advance perspective fl...
Recently during my gaming exploits I heard some talk about a Mother 3 game for Garry’s Mod. For those of you who don’t know Garry’s mod is a game on steam that runs off the source engine where people can create their own applications or games using the source engine in conjunction with their own code built in Lua. Yet, what is truly amazing about this Mother 3 game mod, called Ch...
With the exception of the occasional odd project, not a lot of games come out for the original Nintendo Entertainment System anymore – but you can always count on RetroZone to provide the goods. Best known for RetroPorts connectors, RetroZone also sells a modest library of both original and reproduction NES cartridges ”“ and a new game joins their library next month. “Battle Kid̶...
Rumors, and Leaks are always subject to question when they first hit the net. Yet, for some reason, judging from recent Nintendo releases… I can see them trying to release Mario Teaches Typing again. What do you guys think, real or fake?
If you find usability boring, skip to next post Failure in video games, such as temporary death or restarts, is a good thing. Always has been. It keeps the player going, gives him another chance, and encourages him to finish the game. But the more I think about it, the more the designer in me dislikes “game over” screens, especially premature ones. The reason: they’re a lie.
There are no physical releases for the Wii and DS this week. The big releases this week are Castlevania: The Adventure: ReBirth and the SNES version of Pilotwings. Anyone get a Nintendo Points Card for Christmas? Click on in for the full list, including many more WiiWare and DSiWare games, plus Rock Band and Guitar Hero DLC.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jHE2kPb5Wc[/youtube] Infendo reader and commenter srkelley noticed something interesting on his Wii Weather Channel. Compared to the rest of the world, Japan has different weather icons. [Check out the cute snowman icon at around one minute in.] Does anyone know why?
With the recent news about Mega Man 10 coming to WiiWare in 2010 a lot of people are speculating about Sheep Man and what the two player game play will be like. I, however, am more curious about what new robot masters they are going to come up and if there is going to be more robot women to fight. So I decided to look into all the past robot masters that Mega Man has originally fought, ranging fro...
Don’t you just love fictitious game sellers.