bit Generations makes its debut on WiiWare as Art Style
- Mattie Behrens
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Behold, ye olden days—a bunch of teenagers scrounging to write content in a paleolithic internet. Some of this stuff is pretty good, much may be inaccurate or ignorant, but we present it here nonetheless as a relic of the times.
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Impressions: Little Big Planet beta
- Dean Bergmann
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Nintendo, are you scared?
- Glen Bayer
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Restoring a once-proud handheld
- Mattie Behrens
When a DS Lite snaps in half and Nintendo won't fix it, there's only one option for cheapskates like Matt. -
Review: Unsolved Crimes (NDS)
- Mattie Behrens
If you've ever dreamed of being the star of a cop show, this game might just be your ticket. -
It's high time to bring Meteos home again, Q
- Mattie Behrens
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The Wii shift: Family over friends
- Mattie Behrens
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I have no mount, and I must scream
- Brandon Daiker
One writer's journey through the horrifying MMORPG everyone else has already quit. -
Wii Music: I think I finally get it
- Cory Faller
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Three reasons to fire up the Dreamcast this week
- Brandon Daiker
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Baten Kaitos didn't deserve the "card RPG" hate
- Mattie Behrens
One of the GameCube's worst-performing series was actually really quite good. Here's what you missed. -
Farmers, strangely enough, make pretty good fighters
- Mattie Behrens
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Mission Failed: Why I heart Wii Play Tanks!
- Jeffrey Van Camp
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Advance Wars with catapults: Reign of Swords
- Jeffrey Van Camp
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Square Invaders Gaiden
- Brandon Daiker
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Castle Crashers is pretty great
- Brandon Daiker
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The challenge ceiling
- Mattie Behrens
Nintendo's training games have a designed-in problem, limiting their useful life. Can it be fixed? -
Breaking: We like other things, too
- Cory Faller
Come, read and see why we're writing about more than just Nintendo games these days. -
Super Mario RPG takes $62 price cut
- Brandon Daiker
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City Folk tidbits suggest lack of half-assery
- Mattie Behrens