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In December 2002 Nintendo decided to release a remake of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past for Game Boy Advance and added a multiplayer game called Four Swords to it. A link to the Past featured only … Continue reading →

In 30 minutes the amazing Super Mario 3d Land will be released in America. I plan on going to buy the game from Walmart at Midnight (Gamestop, why do you hate Nintendo so?). So if you want to come join … Continue reading →

After the great success New Super Mario Bros. for DS had, Nintendo decided to release a sequel for the Wii on November 15, 2009. The game featured updated graphics and up to 4 player co-op play. As fun as Mario … Continue reading →

The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages is the companion game to Oracle of Seasons. It focuses more on the puzzle aspect of Zelda. This makes it more challenging to advance, but it has easier boss battles then Seasons. I … Continue reading →

Super Mario Galaxy, released for the Wii on November 12, 2007 is a fantastically wonderful game. Everything about the game is charming from the smooth graphics, to the way gravity is used on planets big and small. Unfortunately, I passed … Continue reading →

On May 14, 2001 Zelda fans were treated to two new games for Game Boy Color: The Legend of Zelda Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages. Seasons focused primarily on action while Ages focused more on puzzles. After finishing … Continue reading →

With the huge critical and financial success brought by Ocarina of Time, Nintendo decided to try and strike gold twice by releasing The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask. The graphics in this game are very similar to Ocarina of Time … Continue reading →

In New Super Mario Bros for the Nintendo DS, Mario takes a break from his outstanding 3d games and returns to his 2d roots. This game came out in 2006, right in the middle of when I was serving a … Continue reading →

It was Christmas 1998 and my teenage mind was about to be blown. That was the Christmas that Santa brought a special golden cartridge for the Nintendo 64 called The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Can you tell yet … Continue reading →

Mario’s next game would mark a departure from the status quo in multiple ways. Super Mario Sunshine for the Nintendo Gamecube came to the US on August 26, 2002, almost a year after the consoles launch. Prior Nintendo consoles had … Continue reading →