Posts tagged Nintendo

Gauntlet Legends for Nintendo 64 Review

Gauntlet Legends has plenty of replay value and is just a fun and addicting experience which is what makes this series so great. However, if you hated the original Gauntlet games then we can’t say there is anything here for you that is worthwhile so we recommend you stay away.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for Switch Review

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is the greatest adventure game ever made. This is one journey everyone should experience.

Tom and Jerry in Fists of Furry Review

An arena style brawler with simple gameplay and one of the best soundtracks in video games. The dedication to the source material is much appreciated.

MadWorld Review

An extremely violent and vulgar game, MadWorld strives on its violent gameplay to create a unique and truly hilarious experience. It’s just a shame that the controls often hold it back from being even better.

Todd McFarlane’s Spawn: The Video Game Review

Spawn for the Super Nintendo is pretty bad. It starts out well enough but quickly takes a nosedive into bullshit. There are far better beat ’em up games from the 16-bit era.

Pokemon Snap Review

Pokemon Snap is a unique game with addicting gameplay. Veterans can probably uncover everything in an afternoon but newcomers can easily find themselves investing hours trying to discover everything the game has to offer.

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash Review

You may just Ultra Smash your head into a table with regret of purchasing this at full price. Mario Tennis Ultra Smash lacks content but, hey, it’s got Mega Mushrooms… lots of Mega Mushrooms. Enjoy a rousing game of Tennis with friends or alone with your amiibo.

How to Replace a Nintendo 64 Controller’s Analog Stick

In this tutorial we will show you how to replace a Nintendo 64 analog stick.

NES30 Pro Review

A review of the NES30 Pro controller created by 8Bitdo.

Is Super Mario Maker missing elements crucial to level design?

The upcoming Super Mario Maker will allow players to design their very own Mario levels. The previews have been impressive so far but we’ve noticed some missing elements that seem questionable. Have they just not been shown? Are they not in the game? Can some of these elements be added via DLC?