New Super Luigi U is basically a rehash of New Super Mario Bros U (it originated as DLC for the Mario game), so I’ll be limiting this to a quick look over instead of a full-fledged review. So without further adieu, let’s get this mini show on the road. I can’t remember off hand if we had a review for Super Mario Bros U, but … Continue reading New Super Luigi U Review
Chase McCain returns to Lego City right after criminal mastermind and all around bad guy Rex Fury has escaped from prison. McCain is the… umm… man (?) that did most of the work to bring Fury to justice and lead to his arrest. The man that actually made that arrest was Marion Dunby, an incompetent policeman that rode that success to the office of Chief … Continue reading Lego City Undercover Review
It’s been a while since I last featured a video game in the QDR, so I’m going to remedy that by going retro with an SNES title that I used to play a TON of back when I was a kid… Cool Spot. Yes, a video game starring the red circle from the 7-Up logo. In fact, the game is one giant advertisement for 7-Up, … Continue reading Cool Spot Review
Day 38 is here, and it brings TVE’s second Wii U game review. Nintendo Land is a pack-in for the Deluxe model, and is also available for purchase for around $50. It’s fun, but not worth that kind of money. Click to read the review. Continue reading Nintendo Land Review
Bad News Baseball is a game I’ve wanted to see released on the Wii’s Virtual Console since the VC was first announced way back prior to the Wii’s release. It still hasn’t been released on the Wii VC, and it isn’t likely to be released for the Wii VC or any forthcoming Wii U VC. So I had to purchase a Retro Duo NES/SNES Player, and a … Continue reading Bad News Baseball Review
The next generation of game consoles began on November 18th with the release of Nintendo’s Wii U, and unfortunately for Nintendo their next gen console is comparable (slightly better) than the current generation of consoles from Sony and Microsoft. And that means that (if the rumored specs and developer talk is to be believed) when the next Playstation and Xbox hit the market (possibly this … Continue reading Nintendo Wii U Review
This is the NES version of Donkey Kong Jr. played on the Wii Virtual Console, it has a few differences between the arcade version. Donkey Kong Jr. is of course the sequel to the hugely popular (in the 80s) Donkey Kong arcade game. The roles are reversed this time though. You don’t play as Mario trying to rescue the Princess from Donkey Kong. Instead, you … Continue reading Donkey Kong Jr. Review
Frogger Returns is a $5 dollar download available in the Wii Shop Channel, and if you’re storing it on your Wii system memory, it’ll take up 203 blocks. Is it worth $5 and 203 blocks of space? Yes, yes it is. Frogger Returns doesn’t rock the boat too much from the gameplay of the original. The goal is still the same, take the frog and … Continue reading Frogger Returns Review
WWE’s video game universe has returned to the world of arcade style fighting, and the end result is a game that puts every Smackdown vs. RAW to shame in terms of overall enjoyment and excitement. Sporting one of, if not the, best rosters in a WWE game, All Stars features 30 of WWE’s best (15 current Superstars and 15 Legends). Among these legends are high … Continue reading WWE All Stars Review
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