Posts Tagged ‘Nintendo GameCube’

Sega’s NHL 2K series began on their very own first party console system the Dreamcast with NHL 2K and has been in development ever since. Such games as ESPN NHL Hockey, NHL 2K2 and NHL 2K3 have arisen since then, and the series has continued to evolve to this day. Unfortunately the series will be [...]

Earlier this afternoon, I had the opportunity to play a demo of the upcoming FPS from n-Space and Nintendo in Geist! It happened to be one of the featured games on a demo collection disk for a GameCube at my local Game Crazy, and I was stoked to see it! I’ve been wanting this game [...]

The Video Software Dealers Assocation (VSDA), the $24 billion organization that represents just about every type of electronic entertainment media in the world, held its annual awards show the other day. The awards ceremony is a part of their Home Entertainment Convention which is held on a yearly basis in Las Vegas, Nevada. Now most [...]

Anyone who bought a GameCube knows that there aren’t very many [good] games to pick from. While just about every first-party game is a success, there is little third-party support to justify buying a GameCube over a PS2 or Xbox. This is why I was so excited to see the release of Billy Hatcher and [...]

Legos were an integral part of growing up, and it’s uncommon to hear the name Lego and not think about building cars. The original Lego Racers video game really brought this idea to life, letting you create your block-style cars and race them through Lego-inspired worlds. Now, we’ve progressed past this and moved onto the [...]

Kart racers, the lofty racing games with lots of weapons. You probably already own at least one. But what you might not own is a kart racer that replaces the karts with airplanes. Sure, this idea was tried with Diddy Kong Racing, but — and correct me if I’m wrong — a strictly aviation game [...]

What happens when you try to make a platform/adventure game geared towards kids? The same thing that happens with every platform/adventure game geared towards kids. It ends up being too simple and yet surprisingly frustrating at the same time. I don’t understand how that can be, but it’s a trend I’m getting mighty sick of. [...]

Namco has recently announced that the music tracks featured in their Namco Museum 50th Anniversary game will encompass a list of numerous classic rock songs from the 80′s! This game will mark the very first time Namco has ever featured licensed music in its popular compilation of games. Namco Museum 50th Anniversary will bring players [...]

The Simpsons license has been involved in videogames practically ever since the industry was created. Some have been of decent quality, but most have been rather subpar unfortunately. However, with the most recent game in the franchise, Simpsons Hit & Run, the license finally has something to be proud of. Hit & Run (referred to [...]

There have been numerous attempts in this generation and past generations to create games that allowed you to feel like you were really a part of those “big battles.” The best attempts can be easily seen in games like the Dynasty Warrior series or even others like Drakengard. The makers of the well-received PC game [...]

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