Jon tries to drop the hammer but settles for waving a foam finger
“After the first 99 percent of Mega Man 2 builds up tension and spectacle, the final moments quietly strip away the artifice, layer by layer.”
—John Teti explores the poignant truths about our hero and his nemesis revealed by the ending of Mega Man 2.
Mario games take on a somber tone when you realize they’re all leading to his inevitable death by ape in Donkey Kong Jr.
The Fridge
why shoudnt you go to the fridge without permition
because it will come for its revenge
Because I write for NintendoLife.com someone over at Nintendo must’ve seen something good about recruiting me/us for this whole New Leaf early mayor program.
Fine, great, we like when people like what we do! But since this is clearly a social media ad campaign it might look a little ethically off for a site like us to participate in blatant free advertising.
This explains why.
Oh you’ve really done it now, mayor
Build a park, they said. It’ll be fun, they said.
janeskellington asked:
how did-- how were you selected??
I write for Nintendo Life and someone out there must like what we do.
It’s happening! I’ve been selected by Nintendo to take part in an early Mayor thingy. I’m not reviewing the game, but I’ll chronicle life in my town on here, at twitter.com/jonwahlgren and at nintendolife.com.
Anonymous asked:
hello,could you recommend WII games which were as interesting as Silent Hill: Shattered Memories?thanks a lot,swiss mike, skype: mickrose555
I guess it depends on what you enjoyed about Shattered Memories. I thought it had great atmosphere, clever integration of the Wii Remote and yeah the non-combat was I felt a good choice. There’s nothing that makes you feel defenseless like not being able to defend yourself.
So, for strong atmosphere I’d say check out Fragile Dreams, if you can import then there is a couple of Fatal Frames out there for horror, and I’m told Cursed Mountain is a good blend of these as well.
Stay away from Ju-On: The Grudge and Calling, though. They’re pretty shit.
