Who's Dropping Jewels in the Ruby/Sapphire Remakes?
Who's dropping jewels in the Ruby/Sapphire remakes?
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Who's dropping jewels in the Ruby/Sapphire remakes?
What would The Legend of Zelda look like if it was done in the style of the Game of Throne opening Credits? Pretty damn cool, that's what.
Let's face it, even if there weren't any of the third-party characters in it, every Nintendo fanboy would watch it multiple times.
Could it be? Could we be seeing a gender-swapped link in the new Zelda game?
They made the joke, but it appears it was only that. We won't actually be seeing Mother 3 anytime soon.
It's apparently called Final Fantasy Explorers, and it's supposed to be a multiplayer action-RPG. No word on a price or release date yet.
The new games of E3 might be all you’re excited about right now, but how would you like to hear about some games that you can actually buy today? Games that cost less than you might expect them to cost?
Goldeneye lives again for a few minutes, thanks William Kjellgren, who remade one of the most known maps of the game, the Facility, using the Far Cry 3 engine.
Sleep tends to get in the way of learning new things, which is why we've rounded up the most important announcements from yesterday - it was Nintendo-heavy on the first proper day of E3.
I know, we've already seen the demo of the new Zelda game in motion, but that didn't afford us the luxury of gazing at HD stillness like these screens do.
We won't spoil the ending, so take a look here!
Thongs. Booze. Many, many stabbings. Drum solos. How the hell is this game on the Wii U?
The idea that all these characters could be in the same video game would have been inconceivable in the 90s, and yet here we are.
The idea that all these characters could be in the same video game would have been inconceivable in the '90s, and yet here we are.
Nintendo's E3 announcements aren't over yet
Mario Maker is on its way, but how do you make your own levels? Find out here.
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