Nintendo is Great
Dylan Corneliusa beautiful, trenchant journey through the depths of Nintendo's back catalog. We proceed (mostly) in chronological order. Currently playing: NES, Game Boy, and Virtual Boy.
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The Game Boy Advance Turns 25
Game Boy Advance
PUBLISHER/DEVELOPER: Nintendo
RELEASE DATE: Mar. 21, 2001 (JP), Jun. 11th, 2001 (US), Jun. 22nd, 2001 (EU)
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[FIRST IMPRESSIONS] Yoshi and the Mysterious Book
But First, An Update
Hey all! After this post, I’ll be on vacation for two weeks and will not be posting anything during that time. If you’re starving for content (hah!), go read my archives, they’re all free!
My next post wil...
Castlevania II: Simon's Quest is Not A Failure, Not Quite A Success
Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest
PUBLISHER/DEVELOPER: Konami
RELEASE DATE: Aug. 28th, 1987 (JP - Famicom Disk System), Nov. 24th, 1988 (US), Feb. 1990 (EU)
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I Hate Spy Vs. Spy
In my various gaming journeys, both personal and professional, I’ve played Spy Vs. Spy about four times and reviewed it twice. At 40 years old, I’ve had all I can stand. I hated this game as a kid in 1990. I hated it in 2013 when I reviewed...
8-Bit Tennis and Ancient Shooters, Come One, Come All
Racket Attack
PUBLISHER: Jaleco
DEVELOPER: TOSE
RELEASE DATE: Apr. 15th, 1988 (JP), Oct. 1988 (US), Mar. 24th, 1994 (!) (EU)
Racket Attack is the NES’ second tennis game (after Nintendo’s own Tennis), Jaleco’s se...
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