This weekend marks the 23rd anniversary of everyone’s favorite Mode 7ing, SEGA crushing, Super Mario World-having console, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. I could easily skim the SNES … Read more…
The consensus around the MOARGeek water cooler seems to be that Marvel Comics outdoes DC Comics hands down. But DC does have a few good … Read more…
Some of you might remember and some of you might not really care about Goldeneye 007 on Nintendo 64. But it’s pretty damn cool when … Read more…
With the passing of Robin Williams last week, gaming fans of both World of Warcraft and Zelda alike petitioned Blizzard and Nintendo respectively to include a Robin Williams … Read more…
Welcome to Playlist! This is the weekly column, out every Friday, that lets you know what video games the MOARGeek staff is playing. If a title … Read more…
Rejoice, Mario Kart 8 fans, the first big update is finally on its way. This latest Mario Kart iteration was not quite the savior Nintendo probably … Read more…
Nintendo had what I would call an excellent conference last week at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2014.
The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) of 2014 has come and gone and I thought it would be a good idea to get some reactions from the staff here at Techaeris. There were a lot things announced, and this will allow us to talk about some of our favorites. Keep reading for our lists of a few games to watch.
Over the last few months analysts and consumers alike have realized that Nintendo has a potentially serious problem. Sales are faltering and brand recognition is being overtaken by other companies, namely Sony, Microsoft and, to a lesser degree, brands available on more mobile devices than Nintendo’s proprietary mobile hardware. Our own Justin Jelinek reported on this earlier last week.
I’m not going to lie, seeing Nintendo floundering as they have recently makes me sad. This is a company that was a part of so many of our childhoods that just can’t seem to figure out how to pull themselves together. Bloomberg is reporting that Nintendo has posted an even greater 4th quarter loss than analysts forecast, even after slashing expectations significantly.
Wal-Mart is jumping into the world of video game trade-in’s starting next week. CNBC is reporting the retail giant will start accepting used video games … Read more…
Get a Nintendo 3DS (Cobalt Blue) With Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon game for $149.99 and free shipping over at Best Buy. Just use the coupon … Read more…
This is one of those “we can’t confirm so take it with a grain of salt” announcements. We have recieved information that Amazon will be … Read more…
