Do’s and Don’ts For Smash Bros Wii U and 3DS

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The wait for Super Smash Bros Brawl was absolutely excruciating for the most dedicated fans of the series. Things look to be no different this time as gamers wait for the as yet unreleased Wii U version as promised by Satoru Iwata. Compare for example the yearly Call of Duty and Madden releases, or every other year releases such as Uncharted. It's already been 3 years, and development has PERHAPS now begun.

So, in the mean time, here are a few Do's and Don'ts for the next game as far as this dedicated and long time fan of the series is concerned. Continue reading →

Nintendo and Loyal Gamers Rolling With the Punches

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The first few months of the Nintendo 3DS on the market have been full of damaging circumstance for Nintendo.

Almost immediately following the hand held console's release, came one of the most horrible tragedies to the island nation’s history. Japan's massive earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear reactor damage caused major market and shipping problems for the company. Continue reading →

Wii U – The Possibilities of Unconventional Multiplayer

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          The critical reception of the Wii U, and its new controller has varied. As of yet, we haven't seen too many ideas as to what might be accomplished with it. Hide and Seek is a great idea and is sure to be fun, but what are some of the possibilities regarding the types of games that the more seasoned gamers prefer? Continue reading →

TLoZ: Skyward Sword = The Pot That Stayed Full?

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It is being widely accepted that The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword will be the end for the Wii. That after this release, there will be no more reason to bother with a console famous for its lack of replay value in the majority of its games. However; Skyward Sword being the last major release on the system may just be the game that makes up for it all. Continue reading →

If Wii U ‘Will not be Cheap’ Disclosure is Key

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Nintendo's Satoru Iwata has been quoted recently regarding the upcoming Wii U console saying, 'This is not going to be cheap.'

While it is obvious that the Wii U isn't the proverbial '2 wii's duct taped together', there are a few things that Nintendo needs to disclose before the console is released if they expect the majority of gamers to trust them. Continue reading →

Sony Hitting Nintendo Hard Directly in its Most Vulnerable Spot

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With the full revelation of the Sony Vita and its PS3 compatibility this week at E3, a major component of Sony's current strategy has been revealed: Calling Nintendo out on their slightly overpriced products by slightly under pricing their own. This isn't to say that gamers don't get a decent value when purchasing a 3DS. However; the Vita, having significantly more power, graphics/physics capabilities, and has technologically interactive features available at an identical price point. It immediately becomes clear that the only advantages the 3DS has in the next round of the fight for the Hand Held gaming market is 3D and the Nintendo 1st party software. Continue reading →

Project Cafe – Why Nintendo is Acting Now

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It would seem that Nintendo is going to force the issue and make the opening gambit for the next console generation. There are a few obvious reasons as to why. But there are also a few that may surprise you           Continue reading →

Wii 2 – Equivalent to the First Matrix Mind Jack?

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How's that for absurdity?

Can we all just slow it down for a moment? Take a step back? The rumor and hype train surrounding Nintendo's as of yet unconfirmed 'Soon to be announced' Project Cafe are about to jump the track...

There have been all sorts of rumors surrounding this likely upcoming new Nintendo console. Many people have already set their opinions, and “chosen sides”. It's rather ridiculous when you think about it.

We have people claiming that it will be X-amount better than the Xbox 360 and the PS3. We have people claiming that it will be equal. We have people claiming that it will be less powerful. We have people loving it and hating it. While it all makes sense that an announcement may be just around the corner, we really don't know anything for sure about this thing.

Are we really this shallow, predictable, and biased?

Do Nintendo fanboys have to proclaim this thing (with no true details yet) as the next manna from heaven already?

Do Xbox and Playstation fanboys have to trash it and belittle it, or make up their own 'facts' about how great their favorite company's next console will be?

The base rumor is that an announcement is on its way from Nintendo in the relative near future, and with more details at E3. So while it's fun to speculate, let's keep it in perspective - the hate and adoration (with no confirmed details) to a minimum.

'Project Cafe' hasn't even been truly confirmed yet, and we've already hyped it up to levels that may only lead to disappointment. Take a deep breath. Relax. Now let's stand together on a fact that most of us can agree on. This potential announcement is an exciting thing for gamers!

Kinect Trailer for Virtua Tennis 4 (360)

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Controllers? Where We’re Going, We Don’t Need Controllers Today we are happy to reveal a new trailer for SEGA’s upcoming action sports title, Virtua Tennis 4. This trailer highlights the new Match Momentum System and focuses on Microsoft Xbox 360’s Kinect functionality. [youtube]hrMRoyeK0Oc[/youtube] Virtua Tennis 4 is proud to be the first full tennis experience featuring Kinect. Virtua Tennis 4 is scheduled for release for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii on May 10, 2011.