With the successful launch of Kirby’s Epic Yarn last year Nintendo announced that they are working on a new Kirby focusing on their roots. This Kirby won’t have a yarny feel; rather, it’ll be using classic Kirby-style mechanics like sucking in enemies to copy their power. The new installment of Kirby will be developed by
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!
I remember going to Circuit City when I was about ten years old to get my first color Gameboy and my first Pokémon game. Now, many years and a Nintendo DS later, I still play Pokémon, and I have been really looking forward to the new Black and White versions that have already been released
When Kirby’s Epic Yarn first was introduced at E3, I was not too sure what to think of it. The game was developed by Good-Feel and Hal, and they knew that this game had to hit hard being the first Kirby platformer since the days of Nintendo 64. Before getting into the nitty-gritty I will
Mario, Metroid, Castlevania, Zelda. All of these games have one thing in common: they all made their debut on the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Today, October 18th, the NES celebrates its 25th birthday, and we wanted to take this moment to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY NINTENDO! Ah, what fond memories and good times you gave
Sometimes game developers need to make a quick buck. Sure they probably don’t want to make “My Little Baby Girl Loves to Ride Ponies and Shop at The Mall 2,” but people have to make money somehow. So here’s my list of the Top 5 Video Games That Shouldn’t Have Been Made. 5) Wipeout The Game
Maybe I got a little carried away this past month. I shook my fists and my voice bellowed as I angrily stroked the keyboard into a fury of console bashing. But the sun has come out and my outlook has changed. Perhaps the state of this console generation is not lost. Perhaps everything will be
Cosplay is an art form that takes a lot of time, dedication, and money. At almost every event that the Pixelated Geek staff covers, we are impressed with what dedicated fans do to represent their favorite franchise and/or character. However, it is not often that we are blown away by such fantastically detailed costumes. Recently,