Rating: 7.0 I’m a sucker for a good Castlevania game, and even more so on a handheld device. There is something special about getting to sit down and kill zombies on the go. This time around Konami went for the 3DS promising a 3D-2D Castlevania. So how does this game hold up to it’s predecessors?
Somethings just seems to go together, peanut butter and jelly, Maro and Luigi and Nintendo and handhelds. The portable market is in a bit of a shake up thanks to the Android and iPhones, and Nintendo’s DS system is in need of a revamp. The new 3DS certainly doesn’t stray far from the working predecessor,
The 3Ds Portable scene is about to get the extra large treatment. As a man with rather large hands, all I can do is clap in excitement. While most gamers were waiting for this announcement from E3 2012, it seems Nintendo went for the element of surprise.
Although the high price of the Nintendo 3DS deterred many potential customers at first, the company seems determined to really give the customers what they want. In addition to the somewhat recent price drop, Nintendo is also releasing a whole slew of new games and features that will “make Nintendo 3DS a smart gift option
One of the main complaints consumers have had about the 3DS is its disappointing battery life – luckily, Nyko was waiting in the background with an oft-unnoticed solution, the PowerPak+. The PowerPak+ is a battery pack for the 3DS that charges using the 3DS’s charging cable, and claims to double the handheld’s life. This accessory
Isaiah “Triforce” Johnson, the New Yorker who camped out in front of Best Buy for a week to be first in line for the new Nintendo 3DS handheld, was treated to a meet and greet with Reggie Fils-Aime. So, what did he do when he met the President of Nintendo of America? He naturally asked him
After four long years for die-hard fans, Ōkamiden has finally released and is the last title to hit the DS. But will fans continue to love the long-awaited sequel as they did with the original?
In a shocking turn of events, the Nintendo 3DS sold out pretty much instantly when it became available in Japan. Customers began lining up at game stores often before midnight the night before the release of the 3DS, and most shops began announcing that they were sold out as early as 9:30 AM the morning
This morning Nintendo unveiled some more information regarding their new handheld gaming platform, the Nintendo 3DS, to a large audience. IGN held a live blogging event for the preview, and I was pleasantly surprised by what Nintendo’s spokesman had to offer. Check out all of the announcements after the jump!