Ono let us know that Street Fighter will find a new home eventually.
Yep, we all were begging for it. Street Fighter is a series that has enjoyed great success on the current generation consoles . But it could be time to move on. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Wii U
Kirby’s Rival Meta Knight Returns for the New Super Smash Bros.
The cheapest character in Smash is back!
Today Nintendo announced the return of Kirby’s rival for Super Smash Bros. for the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, which could mean a possible return of many headaches for tournament players.
The Latest in GameCube Technology
Modder brings GameCube to the Wii U game pad.
New Jersey’s very own RedMagnus shows his level of tech mastery with a project he’s spent a lot of time on. Not only is it portable, but it’s rechargeable, and it’s all inside of the Wii U game pad!
Quoth the Gamer: Go Outside and Play!
Seriously, make new friends and have fun.
My love for gaming competitions should be well documented by now. I’ve written plenty of articles covering huge eSports events. However, these are not the only events that should get attention. Continue reading
Ubisoft Makes Rayman Trophy Super Smash Bros.
And they say Nintendo has no third-party support.
Nintendo reached out to Ubisoft to for reference so they could make a Rayman trophy for the upcoming Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U and 3DS. Ubisoft to Nintendo’s request.
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Hype Inbound: Do A Barrel Roll!
Fox McCloud and company are set to return on the WiiU!
So back at E3, Mr. Miyamoto himself announced that a Star Fox game was in the works for the WiiU! Not much has been said about it, as the tech demo shown was very early in the development cycle. However, we did get to see some game play! Continue reading
E3 2014: Smashing Impressions
An inviting look at the Smash Bros. invitational.
So after watching the invitational for Super Smash Bros. for Wii-U, I can say that it has potential. The game runs at a decent speed, and is still slow enough to not scare off some of the ‘less experienced’, shall we say, players. The characters shown had a lot to offer, and while a Free-For-All doesn’t exactly showcase individual talent, I was able to pick out a lot of different things.