Category Archives: Video Games

The second game in the Mario Kart series was released on the Nintendo 64, while the first one was on the SNES. As I’m sure you can imagine, this game is quite a lot better than the previous one in … Continue reading →

I’m sure that everybody’s familiar with the Mario Kart series in one way or another, and this is the game that started it all. In its first instalment, the series isn’t quite what it would later become, but this is … Continue reading →

Until recently, this had been one of Nintendo’s more overlooked games. I think the reason that this game became slightly obscure is the fact that, in a way, it is rather weird. The gameplay is a little like a mixture … Continue reading →

You might be hesitant when you hear about Back to the Future: The Game because a lot of video games which tie into movie franchises are not of a very high quality and just seem to be quickly made in … Continue reading →

This game, the one that started off the popular Metroid series, is very hard indeed. In my opinion, it lessens the experience of a game if I use a game guide to get through it, however, for this game I … Continue reading →

In a rather unexpected turn of events, Super Mario Galaxy brings Mario into outer space for an adventure that spans various galaxies. This change of setting isn’t just an arbitrary thing either as this game brings with it quite a … Continue reading →

With this game, the Mario series took its first real step into the world of 3D gaming. There had been games in the past, such as Super Mario RPG, which had technically been in 3D, this is the first one … Continue reading →

This game is the third in the original trilogy of Mario games and, by far, I think that this is the best of them. While the other two (or three) all seem a little bit dated in areas, Super Mario … Continue reading →

After the success of the original Super Mario Bros. of course there was going to be a sequel. Interestingly, there were actually two ‘second’ games in the series, a Japanese one and an American one. The Japanese one was considered … Continue reading →