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E3 2014 Madness!: Nintendo Digital Event Round Up

Nintendo had their special Nintendo Direct E3 2014 event. Let’s see what they brought this year!

The latest game in the Super Smash Bros. series won’t have cutscenes in both the Wii U and 3DS versions because they’ll end up online.

Thinking about what direction to take this little blog o’ mine.

It’s speedy tactical action on the SNES with Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen!

Evo 2014 proved once again that fighting games are crazy and the players are amazing!

The madness! The chaos! The… pink elephants? Hallucinations be damned! It’s VSOG’s Extra Life 2014 stream!

Summer’s over, fall’s just started, work’s great… now it’s time to get back to GAMES!

It’s almost summer. Time to play catch up on… well, lots of stuff. Plus: beginning to prep for Extra Life 2014.

E3 2014 has come and gone! We’re swimming in a deluge of information about upcoming games! What was your fave moment?

Storm in a Teacup’s Visual Novel, Nero, is all sparkly and stuff. I dig it!

Watching Xenoblade Chronicles X being played makes me even more excited for this game.

Nintendo unveils their newest IP for the 3DS, Code Name: S.T.E.A.M., and it sounds great!

Nintendo’s gonna announce two big games at E3. Sweet.

Taking a trip down memory lane and looking at 4 RPGs on Super Nintendo that folks probably forgot about.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle is coming out in Japan at the end of August; Special Edition and DLC goodness confirmed.

Taking a look at the rich history of the Castlevania series, from its humble beginnings on the NES to the current generation of consoles.

Vanillaware’s Dragon’s Crown is a fun nod to the old-school RPG brawlers.

Level 5 decides to re-write history with their Strategy-RPG, Jeanne d’Arc for the PSP. How does it hold up? Read the review to find out!

Breaking out the Kleenex box again, as we walk down Nostalgia Lane with Breath of Fire II for the SNES!

My life needs more JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure…

So Square Enix confirmed that they gave Lightning a larger bust in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII. But it was in the name of fashion!

Capcom is resurrecting their forgotten Arena fighter, Power Stone, with a glorious HD Collection and a brand new instalment in the franchise!