October 29, 2007 – 10:02 am
From Smash Bros. DOJO: “You can create your own stages this time? No way. REALLY? With a feature like that, won’t I be able to play this game forever?” [That's right. In the Smash Bros. for Wii, Smash Bros. Brawl, you'll be able to design your own stages. Ridiculous.]
Nintendo has a sense of humor, apparently. Why do I think so? Because, for President Bush’s 60th birthday, Nintendo sent him a DS Lite, plus the game “Brain Age,” which advertises itself as “a treadmill for the mind.” If anyone was ever in need of some brain exercise, it is our 43rd president.
All I gots to say is fuck yeah!.
March 17, 2006 – 12:43 am
McSweeney’s: What would your ideal fantasy-baseball lineup be if you had to create it using only characters from classic Nintendo video games?
March 16, 2006 – 03:48 pm
Gamasutra is reporting that, “Legendary game designer Shigeru Miyamoto confirmed on Nintendo of Europe’s official site that the much-delayed Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess will feature hooks for compatibility with the Revolution controller. ‘I would say that we are progressing well with completing [the game],’ said Miyamoto in an interview. ‘And one of the most [...]
February 14, 2006 – 01:57 am
Sorry about Gobbledygook being a few days late. I usually write it up on Friday afternoons, but I started recording a college radio show last Friday (with editing continuing all through the weekend), and so Gobbledygook had to go on the back burner for a little bit. But now I’m relatively caught up. Well, to [...]
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September 19, 2005 – 05:29 pm
If you’re at all interested in what the heck Nintendo was thinking when it designed its new controller, a game designer over at Lost Garden has a long, insightful article on the strategies behind the move, which are:
The increasingly hardcore nature of the game industry is causing a contraction of the industry
New intuitive controller [...]
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