Tag: Nintendo

Bleh, feel so busy lately. Going to try and work this into something of a routine again, though I half-wonder if I shouldn’t wait until after Christmas first, seeing as I go out of town next week. Aah, hell with it. Some good news on my end: I’ve received a lot of good Christmas gifts […]

From Wired Game|Life’s hands-on with the “Play It on Wii Selection” version of Donkey Kong Jungle Beat: I liked it a lot when it was an innovative platform game played with a drum controller. Now that it’s a more straightforward game — you move Donkey Kong with the control stick, jump with the A button, […]

This is just a rumor for now, but it seems the Game & Watch Collection, a Club Nintendo exclusive, has been rated by the ESRB. Could this possibly be related to the North American Club Nintendo? One can hope; I have a copy, thanks to , and I do love it for its Game & […]

A few days ago, I posted a news item about some Black Friday sales with a small tease to see if anyone could identify the picture I had used, posted here again for your convenience. The origin, as I knew it, was in the Christmas Sears “Wish Book” catalogs. At least, I think that’s what […]

Originally posted on Kombo. For Part 1 of this feature, click here. Battered, Beaten, Never Defeated After enough fun (and spoiling others’ fun), Wario rolled up his sleeves and got back to work doing what he does best: gathering treasure. With all his success up to this point, he surely must have felt invincible… which […]

Originally posted on Kombo. It all began with a Foreman named Spike. Appearing in the 1985 Nintendo game Wrecking Crew, Spike appeared as a rival to Mario and Luigi, wreaking havoc around the construction sites at which they worked, and periodically racing the players to find hidden gold coins in bonus stages. While whether or […]

For many, it all began in 1985 with Super Mario Bros., the title packed in with many of the Nintendo Entertainment Systems sold throughout the later half of the eighties and into the nineties. It was a title which revived an industry that many had written off as forever gone, and gave the world a […]