Released in 2002 for GameCube, Super Mario Sunshine was by no means a bad game. But it wasn’t great either — far from the caliber of other Mario games. Anyone who says otherwise needs to take their Mario Goggles off. (Miyamoto is capable of releasing at least one dud, right? Two if you count Wii Music.) Whatever your opinion of the game, I think it’s safe to say Sunshine is def...
Robot Unicorn Attack and Bejeweled 3. I’m hooked.
Save for 2002, those are all really great games. I wonder where Mario will go next. You?
Gift wrap not included. But everything else about the $30 collectible with four really sweet retro remakes is consumer ready. To see more, get clicky with it.
If you stick with it, Epic Mickey’s flawed-but-amazing journey leads to a spectacular gauntlet of boss battles and platform challenges where all the pieces finally fall together for a satisfying and (big sigh of relief) epic finale. If you’ve bought the game and find yourself stuck in the fetch-quest quagmire that plagues its midsection, keep going; Epic Mickey gets far better in its s...
What can one learn from reviewing more than 300 games this year? What are the most underrated DS games of all time? Are smart phones replacing Nintendo handhelds? And are their any good games coming out next week? Find the answers to all those questions and more in this week’s episode: Radio Feed iTunes Feed Download links below To be featured in an upcoming show, email [email protected] (wit...
Frobot, a new WiiWare title slated for release on December 20th, is being marketed with a video you shouldn’t miss. Normally I detest ads of all stripes, and the video borrows heavily from Flight of the Conchords, but I can appreciate the funk. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvEGlFwi954[/youtube] You can pick up Frobot for 1000 Wii Points or try the free demo on 12/20/2010.
So claim the creators: These mosaics have been created using various sprites and screenshots from every single Legend of Zelda game ever made. This includes the infamous CDi games such as The Wand of Gamelon and classics like A Link to the Past and Ocarina of Time. Many of the images are from Legend of Zelda 1, 2 and 3, but all the games are represented. Thanks, Jim.
In case you didn’t know, an upcoming episode of Infendo Radio will feature a special interview with Nintendo’s Kit Ellis. We’re planning on asking him about Donkey Kong addictiveness, in addition to upcoming Nintendo plans, which he’ll probably dodge like crazy. Nevertheless, what questions would you like Derek and I to ask? Let us know in the comments, and we select the be...