The game that would become Kirby Wii has been in development for a while now. Languishing on the back burner, we didn’t think we’d actually see it release. We also didn’t think it’d have many gameplay additions. Mostly, we didn’t think it would be one of our favorites.
Co-op works miracles sometimes.
Sonic Generations, at first glance, is Sega’s attempt at appealing to two demographics it had lost long ago: the veterans who loved the 2D installments on the Genesis, and the middle range who liked the Dreamcast games but tired of the constant cast additions, gimmicks and general lack of focus.
There are three things wrong with that assessment.
Podcast time! We’re back from E3, and we have a lot to talk about. Way too much, really, but we get to what we can, discuss the new site design and name our Game of E3 2011.
Check out the show here or use the RSS feed in your favorite podcast aggregator. Let us know what you think!
Hosts: Graham Russell, Shawn Vermette
Music: Kirby Super Star ‘Floating Islands of Grand Beach Manitoba’: Aaron Parsons, OverClocked ReMix (http://www.ocremix.org)
Have you ever wanted to know what it’s like to be the biggest, baddest dude in town? To have dozens of henchmen to help you out at the snap of your fingers? Maybe even have your own line of just about every household item imaginable? Well, Saints Row the Third is your best bet at fulfilling that desire and more.
Do you love Chess’s analog nature? Chess by mail? A chessmaster playing 25 people all at once, rotating around tables? What about the board sitting on the living room table that has a move made on it by your opponent only once or twice a day? How about leaving the game for as long as you want, having as much time as you want to ponder a move, or simply being told when it’s your turn while you do something, anything else in between? A game like this would still be competitive, while exacting no demands on your time and done at the pace you want.
