It’s time to get that hype train rolling again for Smash!
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Is Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo Switch a Port or a Sequel?
Tag: Smash Bros
Everything Leaked and Rumored for E3 2017
E3 2017 is quickly approaching, and boy is this one leaky ship.
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Yippee, Mirror’s Edge Revelations and Other Bad Games! – Podcast, Engage! Episode 12
This week on Podcast, Engage! we talk about Mirror’s Edge old and new, games that didn’t stand the test of time, and introduce a new questions segment!
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Should Nintendo Games Have Achievements?
Achievements and trophies have changed the way I play games. They’ve pushed me to see through games I might not have completed otherwise, explore mechanics and locations in more detail, and allowed me to test myself with harder challenges. So why doesn’t Nintendo use them yet?
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5 DLC Characters We Want in Super Smash Bros.
With the announcement of Cloud Strife of Final Fantasy 7 fame being a DLC character in the latest Super Smash Bros., it’s clear that Nintendo isn’t playing by anyone’s rules anymore.
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Podcast, Engage! – Episode 2: The Special Nic Extravaganza Solo Piece
Nic was left to ramble into the night on his own this week about PlayStation All-Stars and its potential future.
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E3 Opinion: Ryu Joins Smash – Why Nintendo is Winning at DLC
This past weekend news slipped that along with veterans Roy and Lucas, Street Fighter icon Ryu is joining the roster of playable characters in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U & 3DS as a downloadable fighter. This news, while exciting on its own, has implications for the way that Nintendo handles DLC that lead this writer to believe Nintendo is doing DLC better than anyone else right now.
