So recently Nintendo was misquoted saying that Shigeru Miyamoto was going to retire from Nintendo. Like hell that would happen, but it still people into mass confusion. In the attempt to guess what he would be doing this video was created. In the event that Miyamoto does leave Nintendo I too hope this is the plan he goes with.
Talk about one hell of a night. First Bruce Wayne gets tossed into jail by Dr. Hugo Strange, Joker tries to blow Batman up, and then Joker infects him with a a fatal disease. And to think that was just Batman’s first hour in Arkham City. So how does the Bat go about surviving this horrible place and how does everything turn out? Welcome to the subject of this installment of Game Over. (And as in previous installments, there are spoilers abound. You’ve been warned!)
So what would you do if a portion of your home town was seized by the government, walled off, and then turned into a maximum security prison? Probably not much, you may send a letter to you congressman, maybe join a protest for a while, and eventually go home and eat Cheetos. Good thing Bruce Wayne is not you. He actually joins politics to try and get this place taken down. Bruce does not agree with Arkham City and wants it shut down. Too bad he gets gets tossed into the place himself as a result of this. Welcome to the start of Batman Arkham City my friends; the night has started poorly and it is not about to get any better.
So it was announced this morning that the US is going to get the limited edition Legend of Zelda 3DS bundle starting November 24th for $199. In addition to this we are alao getting a Super Mario Bros version to pick from. That is right, we get not one but two options to waste our hard earned money. Images of the systems will follow later, but which system do you prefer?
As promised, here are the pictures.
So what do you get with you take 1 girl with a passion for both the violin and Zelda and 1 person that does great camera work? You get this:
So in case you don't normally watch X-Play or go to G4TV.com I thought I would share this video. Got to love mocking how so many games come out at once.
You have survived another Wasteland have you? Killed dozens if not hundreds of mutants, bandits, and Authority soldiers? So how did you do it? How did you go from being a nobody to being the Wasteland hero? Well that is what we are going to talk about in this edition of Game Over. As always, there are spoilers abound, so don’t say I did not warn you.
Play how you want.
You know the recipe; the world has a high level of technology and the world is getting ready to come to an end due to some event (in this case asteroids), so let’s setup a way to save humanity. In this case they create Arks and place people in cryogenic stasis in them so they will survive the catastrophe. It seems like an awesome and great plan, so what are the chances that things actually work as planned? If you are thinking not so well, then you’re right on the mark. 107 years later you wake up and you are the only survivor of your Ark. The other stasis pods failed and now your fellow Ark mates are dried up husks. You leave the Ark and walk outside to what should be a nearly deserted world and almost get taken out by a bandit. You are saved at the last second by Dan Hagar who gives you a crash course in the Wasteland. The short story is that the world did not go boom, there were survivors, but things have still gone to hell. There are bandits, mutants (which you can’t loot mostly, bastards) and the Authority.
So Nintendo of Europe made an awesome announcement today. As of Novmber 25th 2011 you will be able to get a special limited edition The Legend of Zelda 3DS bundle that comes with Ocarina of Time to celebrate 25 years of Zelda. Here is what it looks like:
So this leaves me with one, and only one question. Are people here in the US going to have to import this thing or will we get it here? As of yet, the import is your only option as there as been no annoucement on a US version. Fingers crossed that we hear something on a US version of this soon. Press release follows.
