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And a Resident Evil: Revelations Demo Shall Lead the Nintendo Download

The Nintendo Download post normally showcases one of the many downloadable titles you can buy from WiiWare, DSiWare, or the eShop each week, but this week’s all about try-before-you-buy as Capcom unleashes a playable demo of Resident Evil: Revelations for the 3DS. An entirely new chapter in the Resident Evil saga begins right here, right…

By Mike Fahey Published January 19, 2012

Kid Icarus: Uprising is a Gaudy, Goofy, Surprisingly Hardcore Shoot-‘Em-Up

When Nintendo announced Kid Icarus: Uprising at last year’s E3, I remember the enthusiastic response from the crowd. “Hooray!” they said. “A new Kid Icarus game!” And yet when we paused to think about it… “Hooray? A new Kid Icarus game?” That initial enthusiasm was actually a little puzzling. It was nice to see Nintendo…

By Kirk Hamilton Published January 19, 2012

Protest Game Super SOPA Bros. Shows a Future Without Any Super [CENSORED] Tributes

We’re used to seeing tons of Mario tributes on the internet, in live action videos or custom-made browser games where Nintendo’s mascot does things he wouldn’t normally do. The Japanese publisher seems to turn something of a blind eye to most of these. But SOPA probably wouldn’t. It’s that supposition that powers NoLan Labs’ Super…

By Evan Narcisse Published January 19, 2012

A Chunk of Resident Evil Revelations Will Be the 3DS’ First Playable Demo

Nintendo announced a while back that they’d be rolling out playable demos to their stereoscopic handheld. So where are they? When are they coming? It all starts tomorrow with a downloadable slice of Resident Evil Revelations, according to Gamasutra. Following the sample of Capcom’s survival action game—which is out in full next month—demos for Metal…

By Evan Narcisse Published January 18, 2012

Watch the Creepy Live-Action Japanese Horror Movie Made for the 3DS’ Friday the 13th Video Game

On Friday, April 13, Nintendo will start selling Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir for the Nintendo 3DS. It’s a horror game that uses the 3DS’ cameras to haunt the area you’re playing in with various apparitions. The game comes with a 16-page book that is full of augmented reality markers. Point the 3DS at the…

By Stephen Totilo Published January 17, 2012

Nintendo’s Creepy 3DS Fatal Frame Spin-Off Gets an Equally Creepy April Release Date

If you thought the Fatal Frame series was terrifying, wait until you hold it in the palm of your hand. You’ll get your chance on April 13, when Nintendo releases the augmented reality-powered Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir for the Nintendo 3DS. Spirit Camera takes all the creepiness of Tecmo Koei’s terrifying horror series and…

By Mike Fahey Published January 17, 2012

This Zelda NES Mod Is Magical

Platinumfungi grew up playing The Legend of Zelda and decided the best way to say thanks was with a NES case mod and this lovely video. Platinumfungi did the casemod, custom NES guy Jayrod2 did the paint job, Will Chiles did the music, and Avid Productions 479 did the video. And I did this post.

By Brian Ashcraft Published January 17, 2012

Play Mario as Samus, Simon Belmont and Mega Man. Again!

In 2010, a fan-made game called Super Mario Bros. Crossover was released, which let players tackle the Nintendo classic using not just the standard plumber, but a cast of characters from other 8-bit games as well. It now has a sequel which is kicking things up a notch, taking the 8-bit visuals from the first…

By Luke Plunkett Published January 17, 2012

Heroes of Ruin’s Going to Make You Fight Off Lots of Angry Shark Men in Lots of places

I’m not going to lie to you: that golden-haired, human-faced, griffin-looking creature early in this video for Square Enix’s action/RPG gives me the creeps. Put an animal head on a human body—as with the numerous shark men seen in this Heroes of Ruin trailer—and I’m fine but something about the opposite screams crime against nature…

By Evan Narcisse Published January 16, 2012

American Box Art Makes Kid Icarus Look Angrier Than He Should

I…just…you know…sigh. Whatever. Stuff like this won’t stop anyone from buying Kid Icarus on 3DS. But stuff like this does make me wonder who the hell is getting paid to make pointless decisions like this. On the left, the Japanese box art for the upcoming Kid Icarus: Uprising. Note the childish smile because this is…

By Luke Plunkett Published January 16, 2012

Shibuya, the Animated Version

Tokyo hotspot Shibuya means a lot of things to a lot of different people. To me, it means nice sneakers and a Starbucks with a hell of a view. To artist Andrew Wilson, it means Mario crossing the street. Shibuya [Andrew Wilson]

By Luke Plunkett Published January 15, 2012

CultureTotal Recall

My First Nintendo “Console”

I may have explained this a few times already, but growing up in Australia in the 1980s usually meant growing up without Nintendo. The NES was here, and people bought it, but it was never the sensation it was elsewhere. Most kids/adults played on computers or Sega machines. That didn’t stop me wanting one, though.…

By Luke Plunkett Published January 15, 2012

The Most Insane Battery Test I’ve Ever Seen

I’ve tested battery life. Usually, I play some, write down how long I play, take a break, and comeback. Not this dude. YouTube user Kurekureyon filmed himself playing the PS Vita and the Nintendo 3DS non-stop. Only occasionally does his hand leave the frame for what, I’m assuming, is bathroom breaks—or coming up for gasps…

By Brian Ashcraft Published January 13, 2012

It’s Pinball Day on the Nintendo Download

This week’s Nintendo Download celebrates the silver ball with not one but two games to satiate gamers’ cravings for hitting metal spheres with paddles. First up we have 101 Pinball World, a quick and dirty little game that features 101 bite-sized pinball tables across four different worlds. It sounds like it’s perfect for a quick…

By Mike Fahey Published January 12, 2012

Little Mac Gets a Big Tribute in This Minecraft Stop-Motion Video

The same folks who made that amazing Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening animation in Mojang’s hit sandbox construction game have come back with yet another homage to an old-school classic. MinecraftA2Z managed to recreate Punch-Out‘s first bout—where series hero Mac trades blows with Glass Joe—by manipulating millions of blocks frame by frame, in the same…

By Evan Narcisse Published January 12, 2012

The Best Box Art North American Nintendo Role-Playing Fans Will See All Year

Never before has that little T for Teen ESRB rating box been such a welcome sight as it is on the North American box art for Wii RPG Xenoblade Chronicles. Is it April yet?

By Mike Fahey Published January 12, 2012

That Crazy Samurai Pokémon Game Slices Up a Release Date

Pokémon + Nobunaga’s Ambition has a release date: Mar. 17. The game is priced at ¥5,800 or US$75. The game features Pocket Monsters, medieval Japanese samurai, and a whole lotta I-don’t-know-what-to-say. It is a collaboration between Nintendo and Tecmo Koei. Watch the game’s trailer here and feel strange. 『ポケモン+ノブナガの野望』の発売日は3月17日を予定！　はえええええ [はちま機構]

By Brian Ashcraft Published January 12, 2012

3D Without The…

Whoever ripped this poor man’s arms off, please return them asap. Wait What [Namilos via fuck yeah dementia!!1! Thanks, Richard!]

By Brian Ashcraft Published January 12, 2012

Pictures of the Xbox Factory Jumpers

This week, a report surfaced that a group of 300 Xbox 360 factory workers threatened to commit suicide en masse over a labor dispute. The group took the rooftops, but was finally talked down. Here are the photos. The workers were employees of Foxconn, a company that manufacturers electronics for Sony, Nintendo, Apple, and many…

By Brian Ashcraft Published January 12, 2012

Kid Icarus: Uprising Will Be Bundled with a Stupid Stand!

Who’s excited about Kid Icarus? I sure am. But this ridiculous stand that’s packaged with it? Nothankyou. According to Kid Icarus: Uprising designer Masahiro Sakurai, the game will come with this “Nintendo 3DS Stand”. The point, Sakurai tweeted, is to keep the 3DS steady during touch-pen play. But isn’t that what hands are for? Of…

By Brian Ashcraft Published January 12, 2012