Nintendo readies market for new system
Nintendo's newest console, the Wii U, is set to release at the end of this year, just in time for the holidays.
Nintendo's newest console, the Wii U, is set to release at the end of this year, just in time for the holidays.
Nintendo's newest console, the Wii U, is set to release at the end of this year, just in time for the holidays.
A little over four years ago, BioWare-the studio responsible for RPG hits such as Baldur's Gate, Star Wars: The Knights of the Old Republic and Dragon Age-embarked on its most ambitious project yet with the release of the first game in the Mass Effect trilogy.
When I first purchased the Nintendo 3DS, one of the features I was most excited about was the inclusion of the eShop, which allows gamers to purchase and download classic GameBoy games, as well as small-budget yet innovative new titles.
By now, nearly everyone is familiar with the Stop Online Piracy Act, or as it's more commonly referred to, SOPA. Just in case you've been under a rock, SOPA is a once-broadly favored bipartisan bill making its way through Congress that would lend powerful tools to copyright holders to curb digital piracy.
As Nintendo prepares to launch its new console, the Wii U, sometime in the near future, fans of the company are already experiencing a sharp decline in the quality of games released for the soon-to-be outdated Wii.
Almost since its inception, Nintendo's Mario franchise has been synonymous with video games; even non-gamers recognize the iconic character and it seems the series is almost universally beloved.
Perhaps no game has seen more hype or been more looked forward to this year than the most recent entry in the Elder Scrolls series, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The Elder Scrolls games and their developer, Bethesda Game Studios, have come a long way since the series was first introduced back in 1994, but some things have remained the same.
The holiday season is always an exciting time for the gaming industry, as high-powered developers tend to release their much-anticipated, big-budget games right as younger gamers are flush with disposable income. Now, it may seem a bit early to be thinking about the winter holidays before anybody has even gone home for Thanksgiving, but developers are getting a head start this year, and it is never too early to begin drafting that wish list.
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