Monthly Archives: November 2006

I’m a sucker for adventure games, especially the third-person-run-around-exploring variety. It’s no accident that The Legend of Zelda series are some of my favorite games, but I hit upon a troubling thought this morning that made my wallet ache with … Continue reading →

So I’ve been playing The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess lately. Who hasn’t? I’m only a few hours into the game, but something has already reached out and grabbed me by the ears: character design. It’s obvious a lot of … Continue reading →

Toribash is a remarkably unique fighting game where you create a brawl one muscle twitch at a time. The idea is a bit complex and tough to get the hang of, but when you finally do you’ll end up having … Continue reading →

Two interesting Wii-related sites have recently cropped up on the magically mysterious internet: WiiCade and WiiSave. Each one has some interesting potential and promises to bring the world of computers and Wii gamers a bit closer. WiiCade is a simple … Continue reading →

Touch Detective is an adventure/mystery game just out for the Nintendo DS. It was released in Japan some time ago and was later snatched by Atlus USA for a North American localization. Clapping my hands together like a trained seal, … Continue reading →

As per my secret wish upon a star, Nathan from FierceGameBiz has just posted a nice set of pics from the Nintendo Wii launch at Times Square. Those of you with an excellent memory will recall the time he shared … Continue reading →

I. Want. One.

And there we have it, folks. All next-gen systems have launched, giving us precisely two weeks to fall in love with them before the next round of technology hype begins. I, for one, plan on enjoying the hell out of … Continue reading →

Well, do you feel any different? Does the world feel like a more advanced, better place? Maybe just a little? The PlayStation 3 launched today, so those of you crazed gamers who forked over 600 clams and camped for 24+ … Continue reading →