Join us starting (Today!) Friday, October 23 at 6PM EST for a Halloween-themed weekend marathon.
For those of you who come from Nintendo World Report, you probably know about the marathons held by myself and Chessa. In our first marathon we conquered a number of titles in the Legend of Zelda series. For our second marathon we took on Metroid Prime Trilogy pre-release.
Do you hate this game? Shame on you.
I, like many gamers today, grew up with many video game mascots across the NES, SNES, and Genesis; however, none ever had the lasting impression that Banjo-Kazooie seemed to have. A dopey bear and a saucy bird are paired up in a world where an evil rhyming witch is trying to improve her appearance by swiping the bear's sister and using her in an evil experiment.
Games and movies are on a crash course, but when will they collide? Uncharted 2: Among Thieves is one of the first titles to successfully fuse these mediums.
In many regards, games have attempted to mimic movies over time. As graphical power has increased, game stories have become more grand, the characters have become more real, and the overall experience has become more and more engaging.
PixlBit talks Nostalgia with Red Entertainment's Naoki Morita and Tecmo's Keisuke Kikuchi.
PixlBit was fortunate enough to interview Naoki Morita of Red Entertainment, developers of the soon-to-launch DS role-playing game Nostalgia, and Keisuke Kikuchi of Tecmo, who published the game in Japan.
Neal probably spent more hours playing Madden than some little gamers have been alive. Why doesn't he do this anymore?
"Games I..." is a series of articles where we look at games we missed, love, hate, or more. In this case, I'm looking at sports games and why I don't play them as much anymore.
Neal laments missing Ratchet & Clank up until now and cries over the lack of quality 3D platformers.
"Games I..." is a series of articles where we look at games we missed, love, hate, or more.
A dozen or so fashion styles that keep trends just as much in line as geeky interests.
Everyone loves clothing, especially nice clothes, which help you feel good, get a job, and impress your girlfriend's family. But what people love most about clothes is using them as an outlet of self-expression. I've worn every type of clothing a girl could possibly wear, from frilly dresses in my youngest days to large men's tees from Hot Topic in my young teens. Nowadays I try to balance my two inner-mes out between self-expressionist and old band tees and trendy designer dressings and ankle boots (which I've only worn twice, I won't lie!!). Clothing is actually how I met my one true love as well, as I bumped face first into Neal's Super Mario Bros. tee. Let's face it – clothes are important for almost every aspect of life.
Neal is wowed by Namco Bandai's PSN downloadable title Noby Noby Boy. Why is running around as a worm-like creature eating and pooping things awesome?
One of my most anticipated PlayStation 3 games before I finally caved in and bought one last week was Noby Noby Boy, the $5 downloadable game from the creator of Katamari Damacy. I'll admit, I was swayed by the Tokyo Game Show 2008 gameplay demo, which later became part of the game's awesome and complex pause menu, but there's more to it and after playing the game, that is very true.
I finally caved and a bought a PlayStation 3. Why'd it take so long and why did I finally do it?
Yesterday I joined in on Sony's newest generation of consoles when I bought a PlayStation 3. As some of you might know (if you listen to the podcast), I have not been a part of the Sony-buying public since the PlayStation 2. That changed last night.
