E3 is on and day 1 is done... So... where is Nintendo?
First day out and since Nintendo cancelled their live press conference and hid day 1 only Sony and Microsoft made the rounds first day. Bad news? Sony made good traction with its PS4 and taking a swing at Microsoft with game sharing. Worst news? Microsoft began turning it about by doing what they should had done day one of the XBox One, blind and befuddle people with pretty games... one good thing for Nintendo is that Microsoft had only a few good exclusives, and failed to address the giant Godzilla sized problem hanging around the XBox One that has been a sore spot with reviewers and XBox gamers for weeks. So at the very least Nintendo should still have a chance, but they need to start wowing us and do it now.
- Project X Zone looks good, but it's first demo seems rather shallow. They can't live on this alone.
- Hope that Legend of Zelda Link to the Past 2 demo comes out this week. Looks excellent.
- Need Wii U exclusives that will make us want a Wii U. Already seen stuff in Pikman 3 and it looks awesome, but we need more. A new Zelda, some great RPGs and Strategy games, on a personal level a new Cooking Mama or Order Up... let's face it, the Wii U Tablet would make cooking gaming a snap and quite immersive to play... good games, give us good games.
But E3 has only just begun... hopefully tomorrow's news roundup brings better news for Nintendo. Stay tuned.
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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Sunday, June 9, 2013
First Impression : Project X Zone demo 1
Strange, there is supposed to be a demo of Legend of Zelda Link to the Past 2 out now according to a video I saw on YouTube... maybe soon. In the meantime I saw a demo for Project X Zone and snapped that up for a look at.
First Impression comes with flaws.
- Sad low demo count. Only 5 demo plays, and I guess that would be OK if the demo wasn't short as all heck. One fight displaying the game's combat, a mix of RPG Strategy akin to a Fire Emblem or Final Fantasy Tactics mixed with light button mashing (using a combination of buttons and controls to create a combo list of hits against x monster you chose to fight).
- Project X Zone has an OK fighting system, but becomes repetitive as of almost instantly, my enthusiasm waning quickly... until I realized a few of my favorite female characters like Black Rose (dot hack) and this one mostly naked bat winged enemy lady was in the game... wow, eye candy... sigh.
- Fights seem rather unbalanced. Pretty easy minions and ridiculously hard leaders requiring you to throw every team pairing you got at the character to beat them. That should have been worked on a bit more.
- The healing agents present in the demo are rather weak, with only the ones used to heal TeamMates bring useful healing 30% a use. There are skills, but first play through I didn't experiment with skills. Something to try out next play through.
- I did like the special solo and partner moves, but it wasn't enough to keep combat from feeling rather repetitive. But that is a old hat of RPG RPG and strategy content, so par for the course.
This was my firs impression of my first play through of the demo. Stay tuned for updates when I do my second play through.
First Impression comes with flaws.
- Sad low demo count. Only 5 demo plays, and I guess that would be OK if the demo wasn't short as all heck. One fight displaying the game's combat, a mix of RPG Strategy akin to a Fire Emblem or Final Fantasy Tactics mixed with light button mashing (using a combination of buttons and controls to create a combo list of hits against x monster you chose to fight).
- Project X Zone has an OK fighting system, but becomes repetitive as of almost instantly, my enthusiasm waning quickly... until I realized a few of my favorite female characters like Black Rose (dot hack) and this one mostly naked bat winged enemy lady was in the game... wow, eye candy... sigh.
- Fights seem rather unbalanced. Pretty easy minions and ridiculously hard leaders requiring you to throw every team pairing you got at the character to beat them. That should have been worked on a bit more.
- The healing agents present in the demo are rather weak, with only the ones used to heal TeamMates bring useful healing 30% a use. There are skills, but first play through I didn't experiment with skills. Something to try out next play through.
- I did like the special solo and partner moves, but it wasn't enough to keep combat from feeling rather repetitive. But that is a old hat of RPG RPG and strategy content, so par for the course.
This was my firs impression of my first play through of the demo. Stay tuned for updates when I do my second play through.
Saturday, June 8, 2013
E3 2013 : An Opportunity To Be 2nd Best
After Nintendo announced it cancelled its big yearly opening event at E3, opting to quietly court stockholders and premium monied media at the event, you'd think they would be at a great disadvantage at E3. Thankfully it seems Microsoft is riding into E3 ready to save Nintendo, XBox One held high as people flee Microsoft's newest self destructive console.
But really, to be saved by a maniacally suicidal company hellbent on nickel and diming themselves into bankruptcy, if Nintendo fails to at least beat Microsoft at E3 this year... then boy are they in trouble, because right now SEGA could jump back into the console battle (SEGA Spectrum maybe?) and they could easily overcome Microsoft... So Nintendo should have no problem at least second best.
And they don't have to do very much. Release a batch of good games for the 3DS and Wii U, announce good online content for both... and avoid every pitfall Microsoft fell into, which shouldn't be too hard if Nintendo doesn't lose touch with reality and rally behind Microsoft and their war against their own customer base. That includes the death of used videogames and rental services, 24/7 online requirement, and the inability to trade or loan games with friends... for starters.
All Nintendo has to do is keep doing what they're doing, and they should come in second best this E3... which, all in all, isn't all that bad, given the situation with the Wii U and all that. Stay tuned.
But really, to be saved by a maniacally suicidal company hellbent on nickel and diming themselves into bankruptcy, if Nintendo fails to at least beat Microsoft at E3 this year... then boy are they in trouble, because right now SEGA could jump back into the console battle (SEGA Spectrum maybe?) and they could easily overcome Microsoft... So Nintendo should have no problem at least second best.
And they don't have to do very much. Release a batch of good games for the 3DS and Wii U, announce good online content for both... and avoid every pitfall Microsoft fell into, which shouldn't be too hard if Nintendo doesn't lose touch with reality and rally behind Microsoft and their war against their own customer base. That includes the death of used videogames and rental services, 24/7 online requirement, and the inability to trade or loan games with friends... for starters.
All Nintendo has to do is keep doing what they're doing, and they should come in second best this E3... which, all in all, isn't all that bad, given the situation with the Wii U and all that. Stay tuned.
Monday, June 3, 2013
Quick Review - Monster Rancher Explorer
Monster Rancher Explorer
for the Game Boy Color
A nice change of pace after RPG Monster Rancher of one kind on the PS2 to the other kind on the Game Boy Color, plunking down a little time on classic old school puzzling was a nice change of pace and while it has its flaws overall it is still a pretty fun batch of retro.
A rare game based on the game mechanics of Solomon`s Key, a pretty fun old school NES slash Famicom era game, your tasked with climbing a 100 floor tower. Each floor is a puzzle room you solve by using your character with this magical ability to create and break blocks. Using this skill you can traverse levels using that skill figuring out how to open the exit and move on to the next floor, facing a sub boss every 10 levels. Simple enough, right? Yes, and yet it is also a pretty decent bite of micro puzzling that challenges you a bit, and gives you a bit of a workout... but then we roll into the big flaw in this game, a nd that is this game has absolutely nothing to do with Monster Rancher!
For its good point this game has about as much in common with Monster Rancher as broccoli does with cheesecake... absolutely nothing. It is Monster Rancher in name only, and while it has visual and maybe story elements in common, this game is completely alien in comparison to other Monster Rancher games. Also without a randomizer to shake things up the game is a bit of a one trick pony. Worst, the big gimmick, the level creator, would be a better gimmick if this was a downloadable game off the 3DS or Wii slash Wii U Store, and utilized the online capacity of each system in full.
Still, for an old school puzzler it is pretty nifty and worth a play through if you ever get a hold of some old school Monster Rancher in handheld form. A 3 out of 5.
for the Game Boy Color
A nice change of pace after RPG Monster Rancher of one kind on the PS2 to the other kind on the Game Boy Color, plunking down a little time on classic old school puzzling was a nice change of pace and while it has its flaws overall it is still a pretty fun batch of retro.
A rare game based on the game mechanics of Solomon`s Key, a pretty fun old school NES slash Famicom era game, your tasked with climbing a 100 floor tower. Each floor is a puzzle room you solve by using your character with this magical ability to create and break blocks. Using this skill you can traverse levels using that skill figuring out how to open the exit and move on to the next floor, facing a sub boss every 10 levels. Simple enough, right? Yes, and yet it is also a pretty decent bite of micro puzzling that challenges you a bit, and gives you a bit of a workout... but then we roll into the big flaw in this game, a nd that is this game has absolutely nothing to do with Monster Rancher!
For its good point this game has about as much in common with Monster Rancher as broccoli does with cheesecake... absolutely nothing. It is Monster Rancher in name only, and while it has visual and maybe story elements in common, this game is completely alien in comparison to other Monster Rancher games. Also without a randomizer to shake things up the game is a bit of a one trick pony. Worst, the big gimmick, the level creator, would be a better gimmick if this was a downloadable game off the 3DS or Wii slash Wii U Store, and utilized the online capacity of each system in full.
Still, for an old school puzzler it is pretty nifty and worth a play through if you ever get a hold of some old school Monster Rancher in handheld form. A 3 out of 5.
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Summer 2013 Day 1 : Getting caught up
First thing to do once that laptop comes in and I start grinding new podcasts out is reviving 3DS Life (as 3DS Addict) and that means getting back on track. Lots has happened since my last 3DS Life episode.
- Finally the 3DS is becoming commonplace in my hometown. Nowadays I can meet 1-3 3DS owners on a daily basis without fail. Very nice.
- Though demos have been few of late I have lots to go over with you.
- Quite a few good games are on the eshop. Once I secure a steady reviewing format (New online home, budget, etc) I am definitely going to be picking up VISA Gift Cards to review... things just are not the same gaming wise since Blockbusters closed down.
- Apps have been poor, but this summer at last the 3DS version of as certain DSi app that was used in a certain Zelda anniversary competition is coming out. Pity that is the one and only app coming out to speak of.
Stay tuned for podcast updates as things resolve themselves.
- Finally the 3DS is becoming commonplace in my hometown. Nowadays I can meet 1-3 3DS owners on a daily basis without fail. Very nice.
- Though demos have been few of late I have lots to go over with you.
- Quite a few good games are on the eshop. Once I secure a steady reviewing format (New online home, budget, etc) I am definitely going to be picking up VISA Gift Cards to review... things just are not the same gaming wise since Blockbusters closed down.
- Apps have been poor, but this summer at last the 3DS version of as certain DSi app that was used in a certain Zelda anniversary competition is coming out. Pity that is the one and only app coming out to speak of.
Stay tuned for podcast updates as things resolve themselves.
Friday, May 17, 2013
First Impressions Dragon Quest IX and Heroes
What do I think of these so far? Let's see...
DQIX Sentinels of the Starry Skies
The story is OK I guess, being an angelic entity, but once you are thrown from your heavenly home (which I swear was ripped off in Goseiger) it becomes a standard Dragon Quest game and you lose all your new angelic abilities, making the game s bit of a tease dangling New abilities before you then taking them away. Worse, you will plays for hours on end and most likely not run into a second character to team up with. That is sad, especially since I remember finding allies far quicker when I played DQVII sometime ago.
I like the game and all, but I have at this point been grinding away at this game for hours without finding a single New character to team up with... it will reflect in my final score to be certain.
Dragon Quest Heroes Rocket Slime is a little innovative, with a freeroaming environment (same with Dragon Quest IX) and a bit more of a freestyle combat system over turn based combat. Where the game suffers is from repetitive gaming and a kinda lackluster story that does not hook you as well as past Dragon Quests I have played before.
Full reviews coming soon.
DQIX Sentinels of the Starry Skies
The story is OK I guess, being an angelic entity, but once you are thrown from your heavenly home (which I swear was ripped off in Goseiger) it becomes a standard Dragon Quest game and you lose all your new angelic abilities, making the game s bit of a tease dangling New abilities before you then taking them away. Worse, you will plays for hours on end and most likely not run into a second character to team up with. That is sad, especially since I remember finding allies far quicker when I played DQVII sometime ago.
I like the game and all, but I have at this point been grinding away at this game for hours without finding a single New character to team up with... it will reflect in my final score to be certain.
Dragon Quest Heroes Rocket Slime is a little innovative, with a freeroaming environment (same with Dragon Quest IX) and a bit more of a freestyle combat system over turn based combat. Where the game suffers is from repetitive gaming and a kinda lackluster story that does not hook you as well as past Dragon Quests I have played before.
Full reviews coming soon.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Waiting to Recharge 5/12
Let's see, we have a bit to go over...
Ever take the time to buy a multitap charger for Nintendo's handhelds? I got one from Gamestop and it charges a GBA SP, DS Lite and 3DS all at once... I need to buy another one. Apparently the main plug attaches to the multitap via a USB plug, which means you can attach your handhelds to a PC to charge... or you can attach any device with a USB plug for charging, like my MP3 player, or this Kindle Fire HD. Definitely need a second one of these.
Game wise I got a mix of stuff to talk about coming up.
Game Boy (Color) - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets GBC
Game Boy Advance - Same as GBC, GBA version
DS - Dragon Quest IX Sentinels of the Starry Skies
3DS - Monster Hunter Ultimate 3 Demo
Reviews, and one demo preview, coming soon. Stay tuned.
I would worry about talking about Nintendo at E3 this year,and their conference opening press conference... except they cancelled that this year and only have stuff for investors and high class media media planned. Joy. Nothing like getting the cold shoulder from Nintendo to start the summer right. Oh well, hopefully the demos out of E3 are worth it at least.
At the end of this year's tech upgrade things went to enhance my work, and add content. So that means no love for Nintendo... for now. Once again if I am renewed for another year of work I will put an investment into the Fall... though, spoiler, it might be the the Sony PSVita. Stay tuned.
Well that's updates for the coming week. Time to get to work.
Ever take the time to buy a multitap charger for Nintendo's handhelds? I got one from Gamestop and it charges a GBA SP, DS Lite and 3DS all at once... I need to buy another one. Apparently the main plug attaches to the multitap via a USB plug, which means you can attach your handhelds to a PC to charge... or you can attach any device with a USB plug for charging, like my MP3 player, or this Kindle Fire HD. Definitely need a second one of these.
Game wise I got a mix of stuff to talk about coming up.
Game Boy (Color) - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets GBC
Game Boy Advance - Same as GBC, GBA version
DS - Dragon Quest IX Sentinels of the Starry Skies
3DS - Monster Hunter Ultimate 3 Demo
Reviews, and one demo preview, coming soon. Stay tuned.
I would worry about talking about Nintendo at E3 this year,and their conference opening press conference... except they cancelled that this year and only have stuff for investors and high class media media planned. Joy. Nothing like getting the cold shoulder from Nintendo to start the summer right. Oh well, hopefully the demos out of E3 are worth it at least.
At the end of this year's tech upgrade things went to enhance my work, and add content. So that means no love for Nintendo... for now. Once again if I am renewed for another year of work I will put an investment into the Fall... though, spoiler, it might be the the Sony PSVita. Stay tuned.
Well that's updates for the coming week. Time to get to work.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Getting back on track
Sorry for the long inactive period but working on getting back up to speed again.
Starting off I am working on getting a hold of a used laptop for grinding out podcasts. Hope to have that resolved soon.
This summer working on 3DS Addict, Pocket Gamer and Wii Life podcasting wise. It will probably be awhile before I try again to upgrade to the Wii U, but if I am renewed for another year of work that will go a way to making that happen. Stay tuned for updates.
Well, first thing first, getting back on track to posting daily here. So let's get to work.
Starting off I am working on getting a hold of a used laptop for grinding out podcasts. Hope to have that resolved soon.
This summer working on 3DS Addict, Pocket Gamer and Wii Life podcasting wise. It will probably be awhile before I try again to upgrade to the Wii U, but if I am renewed for another year of work that will go a way to making that happen. Stay tuned for updates.
Well, first thing first, getting back on track to posting daily here. So let's get to work.
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Podcast Updates December 30th 2012
Retro Gamer Episode 1 is now available, first new retool on gaming reviews (retro gaming here with reviews from the SEGA Genesis as well as the Nintendo consoles like the SNES, Nintendo 64 and Game Cube). SNES reviews specific coming in Episode 2 featuring reviews of Demolition Man, Star Trek The Next Generation and the Super Star Wars games.
Meanwhile working on Nintendo Life Episode 1 right now (featuring stuff on the Wii and 3DS for review). Stay tuned for updates.
Meanwhile working on Nintendo Life Episode 1 right now (featuring stuff on the Wii and 3DS for review). Stay tuned for updates.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Podcast Update August 30th
Wii Life Episode 2 is finally out and available for download. New demo pre reviews and review of Harvest Moon Tree of Tranquility (part 1 of a 2 part Harvest Moon Wii review).
Presently planning out 3DS Life Ep 21 and Game Boy Show Ep 4. Stay tuned for updates.
Presently planning out 3DS Life Ep 21 and Game Boy Show Ep 4. Stay tuned for updates.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Club Nintendo Game of the Month (February 2012)
What?!? How come there is only ONE game each this month! Sure I am out of coins and have to buy a prepaid card to buy and review it but still... come on, Nintendo! Seriously?!?
Anyway February 2012's offering is...
150 Coins
3DS - Art Academy First Semester
Wii - Mario Party 2
Wah! The Wii gets Mario but the 3DS has Art Academy! Seriously! I don't need Nintendo and the 3DS to remind me that I'm sucky at art! I can do that just fine on my own, thank you very much!
Hopefully next month is better. Stqy tuned.
Anyway February 2012's offering is...
150 Coins
3DS - Art Academy First Semester
Wii - Mario Party 2
Wah! The Wii gets Mario but the 3DS has Art Academy! Seriously! I don't need Nintendo and the 3DS to remind me that I'm sucky at art! I can do that just fine on my own, thank you very much!
Hopefully next month is better. Stqy tuned.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
3DS Life Episode 14 Update
Even as I work on Episode 13 already I am looking forward to Episode 14, which is rich in content thanks to both Nintendo Club and the new demos.
Nintendo Club
January 2012 featuring Dr. Mario Express and Kirby's Dreamland (Game Boy)
February 2012 (games TBA)
Demos
Mario and Sonic at the 2012 London Olympics
Resident Evil Revelations
Updates coming next week once 3DS Life Episode 13 comes out next week. Stay tuned for updates.
Nintendo Club
January 2012 featuring Dr. Mario Express and Kirby's Dreamland (Game Boy)
February 2012 (games TBA)
Demos
Mario and Sonic at the 2012 London Olympics
Resident Evil Revelations
Updates coming next week once 3DS Life Episode 13 comes out next week. Stay tuned for updates.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Podcast Updates for October 8th 2011
3DS Life Episode 10
Premise : Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance Part 2
Progress - Halfway done.
Status - 50% Completed
DS Life Episode 2
Premise : Professor Layton trilogy reviews Part 1 of 2 (pre trilogy reviews coming soon)
Progress - Review materials should be in next week, beginning reviews then.
Status - Pre-Production
Premise : Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance Part 2
Progress - Halfway done.
Status - 50% Completed
DS Life Episode 2
Premise : Professor Layton trilogy reviews Part 1 of 2 (pre trilogy reviews coming soon)
Progress - Review materials should be in next week, beginning reviews then.
Status - Pre-Production
Thursday, October 6, 2011
3DS Life Episode 9 now available
Episode 9 is now available!
Coverage of Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance Part 1
Monster Hunter commentary Part 2
Coverage of Theatherhythm Final Fantasy
Episode 10 is now in production, coming soon.
Coverage of Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance Part 1
Monster Hunter commentary Part 2
Coverage of Theatherhythm Final Fantasy
Episode 10 is now in production, coming soon.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
DS Life Episode 1 Now Available!
DS Life Episode 1 is now available for download!
Premiere episode we review Age of Empires : Age of Kings, Diner Dash : Sizzle and Serve, Harvest Moon DS Cute Edition, Imagine Figure Skater, Top Spin 3 and Trace Memory
Next up is 3DS Life Episode 9, coming out shortly!
Premiere episode we review Age of Empires : Age of Kings, Diner Dash : Sizzle and Serve, Harvest Moon DS Cute Edition, Imagine Figure Skater, Top Spin 3 and Trace Memory
Next up is 3DS Life Episode 9, coming out shortly!
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Legend of Zelda : Four Swords Anniversary Edition Update
It should be almost time!
If you believe Nintendo.com it's out tomorrow (September 28th), but if you believe conventional wisdom it's out on update day (September 29th).
Either way DSi slash DSi XL slash 3DS owners will be able to download the game shortly... update coming shortly!
If you believe Nintendo.com it's out tomorrow (September 28th), but if you believe conventional wisdom it's out on update day (September 29th).
Either way DSi slash DSi XL slash 3DS owners will be able to download the game shortly... update coming shortly!
Professor Layton DS Life Review Schedule
Three episodes covering Professor Layton!
Episode numbers subject to change.
DS Life Episode 3 (October 2011)
Professor Layton Part 1
Professor Layton intro
Review : Curious Village (Episode 4)
Review : The Last Specter (Episode 1)
DS Life Episode 5 (November 2011)
Beyond the DS : Professor Layton Media
Review : The Diabolical Box (Episode 5)
Review : Eternal Diva the Movie DVD (Episode 2)
DS Life Episode 7 (December 2011)
Review : Unwound Future (Episode 6)
Stay tuned for info on the review of Mask of Miracle (Episode 3) coming soon on 3DS Life.
Episode numbers subject to change.
DS Life Episode 3 (October 2011)
Professor Layton Part 1
Professor Layton intro
Review : Curious Village (Episode 4)
Review : The Last Specter (Episode 1)
DS Life Episode 5 (November 2011)
Beyond the DS : Professor Layton Media
Review : The Diabolical Box (Episode 5)
Review : Eternal Diva the Movie DVD (Episode 2)
DS Life Episode 7 (December 2011)
Review : Unwound Future (Episode 6)
Stay tuned for info on the review of Mask of Miracle (Episode 3) coming soon on 3DS Life.
Podcast Updates for September 27th 2011
Wrapping up another day of podcasting...
DS Life Episode 1
Premise : Premiere cast!
Progress : Finished, releasing tomorrow (September 28th).
Status : Completed
3DS Life Episode 9
Premise : Tokyo Game Show 2011 Part 2 featuring Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance 3DS
Progress : Scripting
Status : Pre-Production
Digital Scribbles Episode 5
Premise : New Reviews!
Progress : Still have reviews to turn in ASAP
Status : Pre-Production
Random Acts of Podcasts Episode 1
Premise : Premiere!
Progress : Have to get back on the ball this weekend!
Status : 50% Completed
Next DS Life (Episode 2) begins scripting next week once I send out the first batch of trades (first trading post update coming tomorrow).
DS Life Episode 1
Premise : Premiere cast!
Progress : Finished, releasing tomorrow (September 28th).
Status : Completed
3DS Life Episode 9
Premise : Tokyo Game Show 2011 Part 2 featuring Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance 3DS
Progress : Scripting
Status : Pre-Production
Digital Scribbles Episode 5
Premise : New Reviews!
Progress : Still have reviews to turn in ASAP
Status : Pre-Production
Random Acts of Podcasts Episode 1
Premise : Premiere!
Progress : Have to get back on the ball this weekend!
Status : 50% Completed
Next DS Life (Episode 2) begins scripting next week once I send out the first batch of trades (first trading post update coming tomorrow).
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Podcast Updates for September 24th 2011
Here's the Nintendo casts we're working on this weekend...
3DS Life Episode 9
Premise : Tokyo Game Show 2011 Part 2
Progress : Kinda still working to finish DS Life Episode 1, will get on this next.
Status : Pre-Production
DS Life Episode 1
Premise : New cast covering DS games
Progress : Almost done scripting Episode 1, assembly of cast is next.
Status : Pre-Production
New progress report tomorrow.
3DS Life Episode 9
Premise : Tokyo Game Show 2011 Part 2
Progress : Kinda still working to finish DS Life Episode 1, will get on this next.
Status : Pre-Production
DS Life Episode 1
Premise : New cast covering DS games
Progress : Almost done scripting Episode 1, assembly of cast is next.
Status : Pre-Production
New progress report tomorrow.
New Additions to the Blog
Check the right hand side, We now have new things up to keep track of...
- Upcoming 3DS Life Reviews
- Upcoming DS Life Reviews (see below)
- Nintendo DS Games Reviewed (once I start buying 3DS game carts I'll add a 3DS Games Reviewed list)
Coming soon is DS Life Episode 1, covering Nintendo DS game carts. This first episode is the launch episode, and we already have an episode planned to review October's Professor Layton and the Last Specter release in mid October (stay tuned).
- Upcoming 3DS Life Reviews
- Upcoming DS Life Reviews (see below)
- Nintendo DS Games Reviewed (once I start buying 3DS game carts I'll add a 3DS Games Reviewed list)
Coming soon is DS Life Episode 1, covering Nintendo DS game carts. This first episode is the launch episode, and we already have an episode planned to review October's Professor Layton and the Last Specter release in mid October (stay tuned).
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