Blaster Master: Enemy Below will be released in Japan on November 30 for 400 yen.
Disclaimer: I will be putting spoilers past the breaks of these articles. These are for people who have played certain parts of the games to come discuss things with me, so don’t click if you haven’t played it yet!
So, it’s pretty safe to say that the majority of you are playing Skyward Sword right now, or if not, you will be playing it very shortly. Since I think we’re all really excited and just looking for a place to gush about how good (or bad, I guess) the game is, I figured I would start a collective playthrough/talk about the game that all of us can get in on and… uh… stuff. I’m not going to go for a really professional tone as I do with many articles; instead I’ll just be talking honestly and candidly, so forgive any weird statements. Here’s the deal:
The Low Down:
– No spoilers beyond the point of the game we’re discussing are allowed.
– Every time a new discussion is posted, it will deal with a new part of the game.
– If you are behind on the playthrough, let me know and we can slow it down to fit as many people’s needs as possible.
– This is sort of like a collective “review” of the game.
This week’s section is going to deal with all of the forest-y area. Hit the break to see exactly what that means.
The firmware update included with Super Mario 3D Land brought a change to the system’s Friend List. After applying the upgrade, players are given the ability to join another person’s game. Mario Kart 7 appears to be the first release to take advantage of this feature – you can see the first footage of it above.
Nintendo has opened the official Mario Kart 7 website, and it’s brought along a ton of Mario Kart 7 footage. When I say “a ton”, I really mean a ton. I believe there are almost 70 clips included on the site!
I’ve gathered all of the footage and separated the clips into three videos. I tried to cram everything into one video, but my computer wouldn’t cooperate! As usual, no sound/music was included with the clips (blame Nintendo for that!).
The first video can be found below. I’ve posted the other two after the break.
Thanks to Marc for the tip!
