SolxBurst

Then I'll go ahead and put you down as being my community manager! THANKS TRICKY! XD

 

*puts on skull crackin uniform* ready to rock

The controller doesn't look good, but it's Mad Catz, what do you expect? But the console itself seems to be in direct competition with OUYA, I doubt it will sell well though...

Lol, since when does anything from Mad Catz look good or last long? This console will break itself after a month. Hahahah!!

If you want to play Nintendo games, buy a Nintendo system. Same with Sony and Microsoft.

 

 

 

 

Animal Crossing: New Leaf contains many features new to the Animal Crossing series. Players will begin the game living in a tent, rather than a house, that will eventually be upgraded and expanded.  customization , a major facet of the series, particularly in the player's ability to modify the character's appearance and furnish the living space, has also been enhanced. The character's pants can now be modified in addition to their shirt, shoes, hat, and accessory; and the ability to hang furniture on walls has been added. Features previously used in the Japanese exclusive Dōbutsu no Mori e+ for the Nintendo GameCube, such as benches and lamp posts, which had been removed from following releases, have returned. Another addition is the new ability to swim in the ocean that borders the village.^[8]Players may visit each others towns using the Nintendo Wi-Fi connection and can be added to a friend's list that allows them to exchange messages with one another, while up to four players at a time can travel to the tropical Tortimer Island to take part in various minigames that award medals.

The game features a new game mechanic that makes the player the town mayor, allowing them to have more customization of their town than in previous games. While taking part in mayoral duties is not obligated to play the game,^[11] being the head of town imparts two gameplay features new to the series: Public Works Projects and Ordinances. Public Works Projects allow players to collect funds from townsfolk and other visiting players to construct new objects such as bridges, fountains, and light poles, as well as add new facilities such as police stations and cafés. Ordinances give players to ability customise the way their town functions by passing laws, such as the "Early Bird" law that requires shops and citizens to be active earlier in the day, or the "Night Owl" law that does the opposite, requiring businesses and denizens to be active late at night

 

 

 

 

Reviews:​

http://www.ign.com/a...new-leaf-review- 9.6- IGN

http://www.gamerstem...view.asp?r=6161- 84%- Gamer's Temple

http://gamingtrend.c...ew-leaf-review/- 97-GamingTrend

 http://www.telegraph...eaf-review.html- Telegraph- 100

http://www.gamerevol...al-crossing-3ds- GameRevolution- 100

http://www.destructo...af-254835.phtml- Destructoid-70

http://www.gameinfor.../04/review.aspx- Gamerinformer- 85

 

 

 

 

 

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What's new in New Leaf? 

• Town Customization
• New buildings and locations
• The Island returns
• Tropical fruits
• New villages

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Source?

 

 

www.Mitchs'SexyBrain.org

Thought you guys might like this. Yes there are spoilers in it.

 

Forget Wind Waker, I wanna see that Wii U Mario!

SEGA, yes, this is how you do it SEGA.

First trailer! 

 

To be honest, this reminds me of Super Mario Galaxy...

http://playeressence...fb_source=pubv1

 

The Xbox One’s disappointing reveal has shot up sales of the Wii U on Amazon.com. The system was at #390 before the conference, but now has shot up to #40 due to Microsoft’s glorified TV box.

This momentum should carry Nintendo right into the summer as they have big plans for the Wii U at E3 and this fall. The console race has just begun but it’s good to see gamers are picking up a system that’s dedicated to gaming first, and multimedia second.

 

 

 

 

EA stands for Early Alzheimers . They forget what they said and did an hour ago.

 

 

Stop the hate, Nintendo.

Welcome to the 3DS party! SOOOO many good games already out and tons of great games coming out between now and the holidays!

I figured that I make a thread like this since nintendo has been putting out sales on games on the eshop as of late.

 

Current sales atm on the nintendo 3DS eshop

ATV Wild Ride 3D for $5.99 until tomorrow.

Aero Porter for $2.99 until May 30th.

Crimson Shroud for $4.99 until May 30th.

Liberation Maiden for $4.99 until May 30th.

 

New eshop sales

http://m.joystiq.com...ame-bankruptcy/

So a game called Game Dev Tycoon was released, and it allows you to start a video game company in the 80's and work your way through the market without going bankrupt. It mostly follows real events: they have knock-off names for Nintendo, Sega, Capcom, Sony, etc. It's an interesting game, but the best part is what they did about anti-piracy. To send a message to people, they released a "cracked" version of the game for free on Pirate Bay, and an authentic one on their website. The cracked version was identical except for one thing: after a few hours you will find out that people are pirating your game, and it will lead to your downfall. After that, any game that is well recieved will be pirated, resulting in low sales.

But that's not the best part. People who pirated the game have been going on their website saying, "after a few hours it says all of my games are being pirated! What's wrong with it?" and, "It's ruining my company!" This is probably the best anti-piracy measure I have ever seen in a game. What do you think about it, and what is your favorite anti-piracy measure that you've heard of?