Mel continues his infatuation with editorializing Nintendo this week as he discusses how their long legacy can function as both boon and bane for the company. Should things change or stay the same? It seems like people want both.
Still stuck examining Nintendo, this week Mel writes about why Nintendo tends to make games for children. Often a point of ridicule, Nintendo’s penchant for making games targeted at a younger gamer is something few seem to understand.
In true Ethos fashion, our favourite fruit diligently continues his multi-part series before he inevitably ditches it next week. But until then, read his reasons for loving perhaps the most divisive Zelda game.
Ethos decides to forego the cheap New Years Gaming Resolutions list this year and instead share his stream of consciousness that emerged from the celebrations. It is just a coincidence that his favourite games are his favourite games? Read on! Find out!
Ethos embarks on a new multi-part series in this character study on Nintendo’s strangest creation. Is a whole article about Tingle a cop-out? Is it unnecessary? Is it disgusting? All three? Read on and decide.
This week Blitzmage goes over the much analyzed topic of The Legend of Zelda timeline and the recent release of the “Official” timeline.
Ethos waxes poetic in an open letter to an apparently personified Skyward Sword. By reflecting on past 3D Zelda titles, Ethos gives advice to the upcoming Nintendo title while simultaneously warning it. Fanboy ranting is abound, so read up and chuckle.
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