Category Archives: Video Games

Manhole is one of the earlier Game & Watch games and it’s not one of the ones which really gets acknowledged very often in more recent Nintendo games. You might think that this one’s a bit less good, since it … Continue reading →

Fire is one of the earlier Game & Watches and it is also one of the most iconic and the most fun. Quite significantly, the generic people in this game are what would be used as the basis for the … Continue reading →

Rhythm Paradise for the Nintendo DS is actually the second game in the Rhythm Paradise series, though it was the first to be released outside of Japan. I was lucky enough to play the first game before I played this … Continue reading →

Hyrule Warriors is a very interesting game in that it takes the characters and the setting of The Legend of Zelda series and combines it with the gameplay of Koei Tecmo’s Dynasty Warriors series. It’s interesting to see Nintendo handing … Continue reading →

Sonic Runners was a free to play Sonic game for smart devices. What makes this especially interesting is that it was developed by Sonic Team, who are the people who create all of the big new Sonic games, meaning that … Continue reading →

Mario Golf wasn’t the first game to feature the Super Mario cast playing a sport and it wasn’t even the first game to have them playing golf. What it was, was the first console game to make a big deal … Continue reading →

Kameo: Elements of Power is a high fantasy adventure game created by my favourite video game developer, Rare. They always manage to add a little bit of magic to any game they make, and this is no exception. Having said … Continue reading →

The Nintendo Letter Box is a free to download feature for Nintendo 3DS consoles and while it isn’t very much of a “game” as such, it has enough charm that I would like to review it. For big Nintendo fans … Continue reading →

Battletoads is one of the earlier games made by British developer Rare and it has a reputation for being one of the hardest games on the NES – these two facts meant that I was quite keen to give it … Continue reading →

In 2003, the Super Mario series had had two forays into the world of RPGs. First, there was Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars and then there was Paper Mario and these two games were both quite different … Continue reading →