New Battle System in Pokemon Black and White
Nintendo offers details on the new battle system of Pokemon Black and White, and a few new features such as the ability to battle random users without the use of friend codes via WiFi and new social capabilities in-game.
Read MoreLeave a Comment3DS Hands-On: Kid Icarus: Uprising
Of all the games present at the 3DS event (and there were many gorgeous games), Kid Icarus has the most colorful, creative, and inviting visuals and art design. And thanks to the most comfortable, balanced thumbstick I’ve ever seen in the world of mobile gaming, quality shooter elements are now possible on the DS.
Read MoreView Comments (3)3DS Media Event Conference Video: Reveals Price, Date and More Details
Yesterday at the Nintendo 3DS Conference we were lucky enough to attend here in NYC, we finally got almost all of the fine details for the U.S. launch of the 3DS.
Read MoreLeave a CommentSamus Playable in Dead or Alive: Dimensions for 3DS
Team Ninja threw in their support for Metroid: Other M last year, and now Nintendo is sliding some support their way in the form of a little extra fanservice character and a stage.
Read MoreView Comments (1)GOTY 2010: Stephanie’s Top 5 Picks
Since we don't all play the same games here at Spawn Kill, voting for a unified winner just won't work out and do justice to our favorite games. So a few of us decided to share out Top 5 (and a specialty pick) this week before we're deafened by 2011's sex machine cranking sounds of amazing games to come (like L.A. Noire, clearly). One thing all of my Top 5 picks probably have in common is longevity (and most of them a damn good story) - I like to get my money's worth on top of my blissful pleasure. Most of these shining gems have lasted me hours and hours and hours of enjoyment. So here are my Top 5 Game of the Year picks for 2010.
Read MoreView Comments (2)Review: TouchMaster Connect
The fourth title in the TouchMaster series on the Nintendo DS, TouchMaster Connect, not only brings twenty arcade-style games but also the ability to brag about your highest scores across Facebook or Twitter. Does Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have a hit for gamers of all ages and types on its hands? Well, it is certain that this is a game more for the casual sort with the different categories.
Read MoreLeave a CommentGolden Sun History Primer
The first Golden Sun game was released in 2001 on the Game Boy Advance, followed by its sequel Golden Sun: The Lost Age two years later in 2003 also for the GBA. Many of you are probably knee-deep in Golden Sun's most recent adventures with Dark Dawn, but may be rusty or new to the series. Nintendo has shared with us a Golden Sun history guide for just those players.
Read MoreView Comments (1)First Nintendo Monday of the New Year! Robox, Alt-Play, Sneezies and More Join the Ranks
The first Nintendo Monday of the new year brings a few new toys to both WiiWare and DSiWare. A few interesting ones like Robox (WiiWare, with a demo) and Alt-Play (DSiWare) join the ranks as well as a few old favorites like Sneezies. Sneezies is amazing and addictive as heck, it's a judgment I wouldn't question if I weren't myself. Check out the full list of additions below.
Read MoreView Comments (1)Review: Sonic Colors
For a mere hedgehog, Sonic sure seems to find himself in a lot of perilous situations. One must wonder if he doesn't go looking for trouble, seeing as how he finds himself in it on quite a consistent basis. I personally think Sonic secretly enjoys the trouble he finds, and feeds off the adrenaline rush he gets from risking his life. Sonic Colors puts our favorite blue hedgehog in the path of the criminally insane Dr. Eggman, with the hope Sonic can once again save the day. So is the day worth saving this time around?
Read MoreLeave a Comment3DS Games That Are to Be Present at Nintendo World 2011 3DS Event
This coming January 8-10 marks the days of the official Nintendo World 2011 3DS event will take place just outside Tokyo at the Makuhari Messe convention center - making the Nintendo 3Ds playable for the very first time to the general public. Fifteen titles will be playable, and a slew of others (listed below) will be present in trailer-form. Among the playable games are some that we hope will be part of a likely to be promising launch - such as Kid Icarus, the Ocarina of Time 3D-make, Resident Evil Revelations and the latest Professor Layton. See the full list below to prepare for some of the news to come from Nintendo World 2011 next weekend.
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