To say that I was not interested in Miitopia for the Nintendo 3DS upon reading the initial descriptions of the game would be a vast understatement. Another role-playing game, pitting good against evil in order to save a kingdom…how very cliché. I had at least a dozen of those already. The downfall came one night after work, while I was half asleep and perusing the E-shop. Less than twenty minutes after acquiring the demo and the full game was in my system library. My biggest

The Fire Emblem series has always been amongst my top-ranked favorites and this was no different for Fire Emblem Warriors, their newest title for the Nintendo 3DS. My only mistake here was that in my excitement, I tried to play after work one night and I was too tired for it to work out very well for me. This is due to the fact that Fire Emblem Warriors is not exactly like its predecessors. They were all tactics games for the most part while Warriors is a hack and slash due t

IN 1995, Namco released one of the very first, 3D aerial arcade combat games to grace consoles, Ace Combat. Debuting first on the PlayStation One, the game soon became a “Greatest Hit” for the platform, as distinguished by the neon green labeling on the side of the case. The game was praised for its visual design, roaring soundtrack, and exciting gameplay. Featuring real-world licensed aircraft, players flew a large variety of missions, attacking air and ground targets, in an

Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U’s extensive post-launch support will soon be over. Fire Emblem Fates’ Corrin and the titular Bayonetta will grace the crossover fighting game some time in February. This brings the roster to 58 characters, making the game a little crowded for future titles. Out of these 58 fighters, some people will have to sit the fifth iteration out. Here are some recommendations. Fire Emblem protagonists get a pretty good representation in the S