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I’ve continued work on this over years, and I think it’s finally getting to the point to put together the walkthrough section with pictures and maps ripped straight from the game. Playing the game through again while doing the walkthrough and taking photos while going along; I’ve played the game so many times, it’s easy to pause it, write a bunch of stuff, and continue. When I feel I have enough for a section, I’ll save and start building the pages. Here’s a sample spread.

Two-page spread from the beginning of the walkthrough.

We’ve all now got a good look at Star Fox Zero for the Wii U, the brain child of Shigeru Miyamoto in collaboration with Platinum Games. What do you think of the game art style? Because Miyamoto said that the visual style and the gameplay is the main point of the game, and was made of a cartoony nature on purpose. As most games now strive to look super realistic, he thinks they’re all starting to look the same, and presumably wanted Star Fox Zero to stand out that way. Question is, does it stand out for the right reasons or look weaker, as the article suggests?

In a press event Sunday, Miyamoto said that the point of Star Fox Zero is the gameplay and the visual style of the game, which is somewhat cartoony. It was made that way with a purpose. “A lot of games nowadays look…

This year’s E3 has been an interesting one for Nintendo. They showcased a number of titles that have received a mix reactions from the fanbase including Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival and Metroid Prime: Federation Force. GameSpot caught up with Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime to discuss the games that were revealed and also get his impression of E3.

Behold! Our second round of highlights from The Elegance at Hershey 2015. The show is always a spectacle of some of the finest pre-war cars around, with a few post-war cars thrown into the mix as well.

Enjoy this second highlight gallery, and look for even more from Hershey to come!

Hold on…it’s Hot Take Friday!

Yes, I’m not a fan of superhero movies and perhaps that puts me in a minority among middle-aged males, but I can’t help it.

Don’t get me wrong…I used to like the superhero films. I remember watching the early versions of Superman with Christopher Reeve and the late 80s-early 90s cheesy Batman movies.

I enjoyed them as a kid. Now, though, I’d probably rather watch a Lifetime movie starring an aging Jason Priestley.