Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure was quite a success when it came out. Any game that uses actual toys and calls the player the “portal master” was obviously going to latch on quickly. After the game released, a few toys that you might have thought were mistakes hit the shelves. Colored in silver and...

Activision made a smart move when they put out Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure last year. It combined both collectible toys and video games, and made you feel important by calling you, “The Portal Master”. There were 32 toys to be collected, and although the starter pack came with three, you needed...

When the price for Resident Evil Revelations was revealed, people weren’t exactly excited about it. At $50, it runs about ten bucks more than your average 3DS title. Capcom stated that the reason was due to the need for it to use a 4GB card, rather than a standard 2GB one. They haven’t been...

This has been one great year for gaming. There were plenty of titles that arrived this year that made jaws drop, wallets empty, and hearts flutter all throughout the gaming community. There were so many, in fact, that it was difficult to keep up with them all. Lucky for us, Youtuber MalcomWKlock has taken...

Fans of the Metal Gear Solid series will appreciate the new accessories for Nintendo’s 3DS from Hori. The company is releasing a new themed set of accessories for the handheld in celebration of the Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D title. With these items you can help prevent yourself from lying naked...

As an early adopter of the 3DS, I’ve been eagerly awaiting Nintendo’s announcement concerning the final games included in their Ambassador Program. For those not familiar on all the details, all 3DS owners who accessed the Nintendo eShop before August 12th were given access to the Ambassador...

Nintendo has recently detailed their first quarter lineup, and details for release dates on some anticipated titles have been detailed. The company announced some details on 3DS titles, WiiWare titles, and even a special piece of hardware that we’ve all been wondering about. First up is the Circle Pad...

If you were a gamer back in the day when the Game Boy was the big handheld, then you’ve no doubt heard of the Game Genie. During those days the Game Genie worked as a cartridge that connected to the handheld, and once connected it allowed the player to manipulate codes for their favorite games that...