Street Fighter X Tekken just came out last week, so I’ll do what I’ll usually do with fighters and list all the crazy characters you can play as! We’ll split this up into two blogs. Capcom’s cast of Street Fighters will be first, since I know a little more about them. Then in a few days, I’ll post another blog about the Tekken side.
If you have a 3DS and live in the North Dallas, Plano, and Frisco area in Texas, then you might be interested in this. I’m helping to promote a 3DS StreetPass meet-up near where I live at the end of March. Read on for a link to all the details:
Last year, popular Nickelodeon cartoon characters made history by challenging real life MLB players to a game of baseball. And the result was a fun and simple sports game for kids. Now your little sluggers can enjoy all the action on the go and in 3D with Nicktoons MLB 3D for 3DS.
In honor of next week’s release of Namco’s new game in their flagship RPG series: Tales of Graces F, here’s a blog about my favorite Tales characters!
Hey! G.P. the GamerPuppet here, with another unboxing! This time it’s the Special Edition of Street Fighter X Tekken for PS3. It’s a fighting game that mixes characters from Capcom’s famous Street Fighter series and Namco’s Tekken brawlers. The X actually reads “Cross” not just X. And Cary got the PS3 version because it has a few exclusive characters in it. Mainly Pac-Man. You know how Cary likes his Pac-Man! Anyway, let’s take a look at all the stuff you get!
One of the most intense titles in the Metal Gear game series: Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, is about to get more ‘in-your-face’ in 3D on the Nintendo 3DS handheld. My brother Jeff is a Metal Gear Solid fanatic, so he gets the honor of doing a reader review. So here’s his take on Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D.
In honor of the release of PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond for Wii this week, I thought I’d talk about my favorite non-RPG Pokemon games. Usually when a new main Pokemon RPG comes out, like Black or White (kind of weird that the next games are sequels to those), everyone gets all excited. And when a Pokemon game comes out that’s not an RPG, a lot of people say they wished for another Pokemon RPG. But I think I like the non-RPG Pokemon games a little better. Here’s why:
A couple of blogs ago I wrote about my favorite music and rhythm games and I said that if I felt like it, I’d write another blog about Rhythm Heaven Fever. Well, I feel like it so here’s a silly blog with a mini-review and a rundown of the main games featured. So let’s go!
With the release of the portable PlayStation Vita upon us, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on my favorite games on the original PSP. I actually did a blog like this once before, a couple of years ago. When the PSP Go first came out, I thought that was the end of the PSP, but I was dead wrong and Sony’s first handheld had a couple of good years left. So I was glad I was mistaken that time! But with the Vita, I think it’s safe to do the ‘best of PSP’ blog now.
Just wanted to show off brother Jeff’s newest pixel art crafts. Last time he made Perler Bead pixel art of Kirby and Excitebike. This time he’s done Capcom favorites Mega Man and Cut Man. Once he gets some more colors, I think he wants to do Mega Man X next! Click on the article to see a bigger picture!
