The hellish journey that Mario had taken that night had almost finished him off; the chaos in his head had somehow manifested into a physical pain that now rested firmly in his stomach. Nevertheless he had made it and now … Continue reading Donkey Kong – Three Decades of Deceit – Part III of III
Donkey Kong sure has quite the legacy behind it today. Not only does it stand as the breakthrough performance of Nintendo as a video game giant, but also as the origins of both Super Mario Bros. and Donkey Kong and … Continue reading Donkey Kong – Legacy
Luigi, along with the letter and the rest of the post he’d picked up a few moments ago, tumbled to the ground as the front door closed and he knew his brother had returned home. “That seemed pretty intense” he … Continue reading Donkey Kong – Three Decades of Deceit – Part II of III
Version Played: Donkey Kong Original Edition (NES – 3DS Virtual Console) The Smash Vault is where I shall celebrating the games that have acted as the inspiration for the Nintendo crossover fighting series Super Smash Bros. with commentary on the … Continue reading Donkey Kong – Overview
Reports indicate that a large gorilla like creature has taken a Lady hostage and is currently wreaking havoc at a downtown construction site. The creature is armed and dangerous and many fear the poor woman’s life. Who will save the … Continue reading Donkey Kong – Three Decades of Deceit – Part I of III
Ever heard anyone say that a game that doesn’t use voice acting makes much better use of its soundtrack? Well this could not be truer in regards to the Ace Attorney series, the text heavy adventure series that manages to … Continue reading BWU: The Best, Worst and Unique Soundtracks in Ace Attorney
Matt Stone and Trey Parker really are quite the jack-of-all-trades men, not only penning South Park for the last 17 years but also taking the time to write feature films, Broadway musicals and most recently, a video game. South Park: … Continue reading Alternative View on South Park: The Stick of Truth
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