By Grant Stoner | Staff Writer 09/21/17 Nintendo, I think it’s time that you and I had a little chat. I’ve been a devoted fan throughout my entire gaming life. I’ve purchased every system (including the egregiously inaccessible Wii) knowing that your vast array of titles will keep me entertained. However, your recent inabilities to accommodate disabled players has left me sick to my stomach. … Continue reading Nintendo continues to shirk accessibility
By Grant Stoner | Staff Writer Every year, developers and journalists alike flock to the Electronic Entertainment Expo, where new titles are revealed to the masses. This year’s E3 did not disappoint, with each press conference revealing games that made my wallet weep. Since there are too many games to discuss, here are my top five picks for E3 2017. #5: Assassin’s Creed Origins Now, … Continue reading E3 Recap: One writer’s most anticipated releases
By Zachary Landau | Staff Writer Last week, The Video Game Awards released their nominations, and two games that caught people’s attention were Nintendo-based. These games, “Another Metroid 2 Remake (AM2R)” and “Pokémon Uranium,” were nominated for the Best Fan Creation category alongside “Brutal Doom 64” and “Enderal: The Shards of Order.” “AM2R” and “Pokémon Uranium” were immensely popular with fans of the franchises and … Continue reading Nintendo snubs fan works at video game awards
By Sean Ray | a&e editor It’s rare that a video game is despised upon announcement, but “Metroid Prime: Federation Force” was the target of massive fan backlash. After the controversial last entry in the series, “Metroid: Other M,” most gamers were likely expecting a more traditional, back-to-form game. What they got was a multiplayer first-person shooter, lacking the exploration and isolated atmosphere the previous … Continue reading ‘Metroid’ spins-off to disappointment
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