Search Results for: WayForward
Many Americans will be celebrating Thanksgiving later this month with feasting, so it’s the perfect time to also release the food-themed OVA Okamoto Kitchen, which is brought to us by the Okamoto Kitchen business and a successful Kickstarter. The anime will be available to view …Read more »
Video game developer WayForward released a video showing the opening animation for their game Marble Knights. The animation was done by Studio Trigger, which has also worked on titles such as Kill la Kill, Little Witch Academia, and BNA, to name just a few. Trigger …Read more »
If you go way back to the arcade days you might recall Wonder Momo , a beat 'em up that originally hit arcades in 1987. Well, Namco Bandai is mining those memories and whipping up a multimedia storm that includes a new game, apparel, a …Read more »
When I look back to my method of choosing games growing up—either with the questionable wisdom of Nintendo Power or the timeless strategy of finding the coolest cover art—I really feel for the kids of today. Licensed games have always been a thing, but at …Read more »
It's been a while since we had an edition of Virtual Boy, which takes note of Nintendo's weekly downloadable releases. It's understandable, unfortunately, because Nintendo so rarely offers up much worth talking about, but this week sees the release of a special gem from Yasumi …Read more »
I wasn't going to get a Wii U, I swear. Growing up with games, however, has created an intangible draw to launch day hype. I'm fine up until the bell actually tolls, but that launch lure just sucks me in time after time. So, here …Read more »
The prime offering from this week's set of Nintendo downloads actually isn't a throwback classic for once, it's Mighty Switch Force! Run-and-gun action meets brain-bending puzzles in this game from developer WayForward ( Contra 4, A Boy and His Blob ), which also means more …Read more »
It's a pretty good time to be a fan of gaming both new and old. The proliferation of downloadable titles has proven to be a rich soil for the resurgence of classics with less invested risk, giving us those dream sequels that would have been …Read more »
It's forgivable if A Boy and His Blob doesn't immediately strike a chord of nostalgia in some of you out there. After all, many of our readers likely weren't on this Earth for its original 1989 NES debut, and the rest could have understandably locked …Read more »
As veteran gamers are well aware, the very first stage of Konami's original Contra ends in a battle against a simple fortified wall. Its turrets lob out shot after shot, all of which resemble deadly descending pinballs, as a guard stands atop his perch, trying …Read more »
Danica Davidson
Joseph Luster
