Showing posts with label Nintendo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nintendo. Show all posts
September 13, 2012
Wii U Release Date/Price
Well, it's official. I probably won't get Wii U anytime soon. Just too much out of the wallet and it's not possible in my current situation. Pretty sad, but I have to live with what I got. However, just click the following links about the price and release date. I would think it'll be a little lower, but jumping around $300-$350 sounds reasonable. Nevertheless, I'm not planning on getting it around it's release year or after. Hopefully I'll have enough money around the time that possible new Zelda comes out. I hope I won't be too late for that. But we'll see.
Labels:
console gaming,
features,
games,
Nintendo,
price,
problems,
release date,
Wii U
July 11, 2012
Skyward Sword
It explains to us two key reasons why this series is re-occurring. However I'm not going to mention it since they're spoilers, but playing the game will answer those questions though. A little hint is that it deals with the Skyward Sword and it deals with the Imprisoned. Aside from that, anyone can learn the rest in the game. It's not too hard to find out (or Zelda Wiki if you're really that desperate). Also, Fi was ok. She was no Midna (my favorite), but that's a good thing anyway. Nothing wrong doing her own thing, thought a little weird calling Link "Master." Was a little creepy at first, but she was useful so I can't complain too much.
But yes, it's a good Zelda game. I'm not sure the top of the series, but it's pretty up there for me.
Labels:
25th Anniversary,
Legend of Zelda,
Nintendo,
quick review,
results,
Skyward Sword
June 12, 2012
Objection!
I think everyone knows this guy from a couple of games, but if you don't know, this is Phoenix Wright. I recently played the Ace Attorney series of him winning cases with little to no hope of getting not guilty verdicts. The gameplay tends to be a little boring with the detective work, but it gets interesting once you're in-court and solving cases.
Except for introduction cases (the first cases for each game and the fourth case in Trial and Tribulations), Wright tries to find clues and hints as to what happen in the crime, who really did it, and why. He'll try to explain a possible truth to the court for certain cases, but may need the prosecution's interference to refine the truth. While in court, the prosecution states the crime and sends any available witnesses to the crime to give the court their testimony. Afterward, Wright cross-examines them to find contradictions. He can "Press" a part of the witness' testimony to get more information about it.
Once he finds a contradiction, he provides evidence and shouts "Objection" to the witness. In most testimonies, this works and causes the witness to be either not creditable or to slip up even more when they continue lying under oath. Even causing them to expose themselves as the true suspect of the crime. However, there are special rules to certain part of testimonies were you make a bad press or providing evidence, your life bar goes down by a lot (or instant guilty in extreme cases). So choose wisely for certain contradictions and statements.
Overall, a pretty fun game. The comedy is pretty good, the story was epic, and the gameplay wasn't too bad. Just a really fun game series I should've tried out a long time ago. But it's never too late to try it though, still a fun game.
However, there are 3 quick spoiler points I want to mention about the series:
A) Pearl is SUPER adorable.
B) Godot is OG.
C) Dahlia makes machines more human than her.
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ace attorney,
capcom,
ds,
godot,
maya fey,
miles edgeworth,
Nintendo,
phoenix wright
November 19, 2008
Nintendo Anniversaries
This week, two Nintendo games and a game console celebrated their anniversaries. I congrats to all items listed below with their anniversary dates:
Wii (2nd Year for November 19)
Twilight Princess (2nd Year for November 19)
Ocarina of Time (10th Year for November 21)
Enjoy your green, blonde-haired swordmen adventuring in the wilderness, Zelda fans!
Wii (2nd Year for November 19)
Twilight Princess (2nd Year for November 19)
Ocarina of Time (10th Year for November 21)
Enjoy your green, blonde-haired swordmen adventuring in the wilderness, Zelda fans!
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