Yesterday, Nintendo released a demo of Hey Pikmin! on the 3DS eshop. I downloaded the demo and played it. Today I want to give you my impressions. Is the Hey Pikmin! demo any good? Hey Pikmin! is a different take on the Pikmin franchise. Normally, Pikmin is firmly in the real time strategy genre. Hey Pikmin! changes up the formula. The demo of Hey Pikmin! (out now) includes three levels for players to check out. These levels place this game…
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If You Build It: A Look At Chicken Wiggle For the 3DS
Chicken Wiggle will be coming out soon for the 3DS and the creators keep releasing new footage all the time. The latest footage comes in the form of two videos: one that shows off a level being created in the game and one that shows the level being played! Players will be able to create their own levels in Chicken Wiggle and these videos show off one type of level that can be created. Please check out the creation video…
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Revenant Saga Review
Revenant Saga is rpg developer KEMCO's newest game for the Wii U. I played this game and now I can tell you all about it! Is Revenant Saga a good rpg?
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Kirby’s Blowout Blast for the 3DS eshop is Out Today
Kirby is back! The pink puffball wonder has a game out today-Kirby’s Blowout Blast for the 3DS eshop. Check out the launch trailer below! Kirby’s Blowout Blast is now available for the 3DS eshop. The game costs $6.99. There are 25+ stages in the game! That’s not a lot of stages, but that’s pretty good for a download game. And $6.99 is a good price for Blowout Blast. It looks like a fun game! Will you be picking up Kirby’s…
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Kirby’s Blowout Blast Is Coming Out in July for the 3DS
Nintendo of America announced tonight that Kirby’s Blowout Blast would be coming out in July. We have the release date and my thoughts on the game below! Kirby’s Blowout Blast will be coming to the North American 3DS eshop on July 6th. Nintendo of America announced the release date on twitter today. They mentioned Kirby’s 25th Anniversary. This will be the second Kirby game released for the 3DS eshop this year. The first Kirby game this year was called Team…
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Runbow Pocket Review
The ways of Runbow Pocket for 3DS are heartless and unforgiving. You will die a lot in this game. And the game will make fun of you. Every. Single. Time. So why should you play such a heartless game? Why should you care about a game that is so cruel? Well...maybe because its fun too? Let's find out!
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Block Zombies! is out now for the Wii U eshop
Nostatic Software is one of my favorite Wii U and 3DS developers. The Quiet Collection on Wii U and 3DS is my favorite game from them so far. Ascent of Kings for the New 3DS is excellent too. And just today, Nostatic released another game for the Wii U. The game is called Block Zombies! We have a trailer, more information about the game, and my thoughts on Block Zombies! Block Zombies! is out now on the Wii U eshop.…
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Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition Trailer
Minecraft is now available for the Nintendo Switch. Check out the trailer for the game! Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition came out yesterday. This version comes with the same Mario themed pack that the Wii U version had. We reviewed the game on the Wii U and liked it a lot. Minecraft should be even better on the Nintendo Switch though. Imagine creating things in Minecraft on the go! Have you downloaded Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition? If so, please let us…
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More Thoughts From Me #67: Master of the Blaster
I never played the original Blaster Master. I had heard of the game, but I didn’t know anything about it. Skip ahead to years later and I hear the franchise is coming back in a new game, Blaster Master Zero, for the 3DS and Nintendo Switch eshops! I do not have a Switch yet, however I play my 3DS a lot and so that was the version I was interested in. I’ve played Blaster Master Zero for a bit now…
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Dragon Sinker Review
Just because something is "retro inspired" doesn't always make it good. I've played some good retro inspired games and some pretty bad ones too. For me, a retro inspired game should be like an old game but doesn't have to completely ignore modern conveniences like "save anywhere" and multiple modes of difficulty.
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