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Revised Game & Watch
For anyone who has a super Mario fan and dwells in nostalgia, would widely appreciate a marvelous resurrection of a once cheap portable gaming device that Nintendo had easily accessible on the market 40 years ago. It was hard yet tempting for me not to purchase this rare item Nintendo was marketing for novelty reasons. While at Walmart, I was originally planning to purchase another accessory, I stumbled upon the game and watch that several people a month earlier were trying to order online.
Kyle SmithPublished 2 years ago in Gamers
My Pokémon Team if I was a Trainer in the Pokéverse
I think that every 90’s kid has had the same dream as a child. The feeling of setting off on an adventure to become the ultimate Pokémon master, accompanied by your fellow team of Pokémon, it’s honestly been the topic of many dreams. Even today I am in love with Pokémon. It’s a part of me that will forever be engrained in me. (I do have a Pokémon-inspired tattoo to remind me of my childhood and my youth. This is why I have decided to start a themed blog adventure! Over the coming weeks, I will be posting my Pokémon teams that I would have if I was a Pokémon trainer in the Pokéverse! The future posts will be type/characteristic specific; however, I feel that I need to begin this with my ultimate Pokémon team. No restrictions. These teams will not be powerhouses or teams with specific traits to win battles. This team will be the 6 Pokémon that I will explore the world with and form a true bond, enduring all the challenges that come my way and fight off whatever evil organisation in the region. Without further delay, here is my Pokémon team if I was a trainer in the Pokéverse
People! Just say Something!Published 2 years ago in Gamers
Best Boss Themes Legend of Zelda
A Link to the Past: Original Hyrule Castle Theme A Link to the past brings us the original Hyrule castle theme. I know this isn’t a boss fight but the fact is it builds up to each of the Ganondorf boss fights following this game because it is part of Zelda history. Entering Hyrule Castle signifies approaching the final boss: Ganondorf himself. It builds the anticipation as you eagerly anticipate one of the hardest fights of the Zelda franchise. It also means the end of the game is near, after all you have worked for.
Kate NitzschkePublished 2 years ago in Gamers
The Top 5 Boss Fights from Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
You know how it is. The anticipation, the pull, to reach certain bosses. They are the ultimate reward at the end of a dungeon, and they offer the right degree of challenge for you. Not all bosses are created equal. Some are better than others, so here I’ll be ranking them from least to best. My criteria are aesthetic and challenge because those contribute to the magnetism of each boss, complementing the Zelda aesthetic for what it is: awesome. Let’s get to it.
Kate NitzschkePublished 2 years ago in Gamers
The Secret to Balloons and Mush DIYs
I have only been playing Animal Crossing New Horizons since the day it came out, but there are still so many new things you learn on a daily basis. If you've been playing, either one day or for eight months, you know that the game updates very regularly. We started with awesome sets like the Cherry Blossom DIYs in the Northern Hemisphere, Easter, the Wedding set (one of my favorites), the Mermaid collection, and so many new additions since then like the Pirate set! We just wrapped up Spooky season, and with what's been going on in the US I know a lot of people weren't able to get all the DIYs. I myself started a mini pumpkin farm on day one of October, which grew into a very large farm/carnival over the last few weeks.
Celestia MorellePublished 2 years ago in Gamers
Indigo Pokemon League - Master Level
I have been watching SilphSpectre's Youtube series in which he goes through all the Pokemon owned by the Gym Leaders, Elite Four Members, Champions, and Rivals and constructs their best team. If you haven't already, be sure to follow the link below to watch his videos and subscribe to his channel.
Steve BrewerPublished 2 years ago in Gamers
Nintendo 64 Games That Marvel Fans Would Love
Games like Super Mario 64 or Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time are some of the hits that helped Nintendo 64 become the classic console known to be. Apart from its unforgettable library of gaming hits, it was special because it produced a cartridge-based console. Although Nintendo 64 had 393 titles, any Marvel fan will be disappointed to know that titles related to their favorite universe are so dismal. Today we have compiled a list of Marvel games that the fans should check out on the N64.
Jack thomsonPublished 2 years ago in Gamers
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Storyline
I had a friend of mine ask me what the storyline actually is for Ocarina of Time. He heard that it was a pretty good game, so I gave him the five minute run down. As I was describing this game, I realized that the storyline is more consequential and complex than I thought. It has a story of creation, the power of good and evil, and character based leadership. I’ll share my rendition with you here.
Kate NitzschkePublished 2 years ago in Gamers
Experiencing the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
I was only six years old when I started playing Zelda. I didn’t even know how to read, and I know this because I remember standing in front of the Great Deku Tree for the first time and having my Dad help me read what he was saying. There are many reasons why I was hooked, especially so young. More than that, I still play sixteen years later. When I go home, I get on the N64, the Gamecube, and the Wii, shuffling through over twenty years of production. As a kid I placed bets on how many times I could defeat Ganondorf without using a fairy. As a teenager, I was seeing if I could beat the game in two days. Over the years, I became an expert on how to run through Ocarina of Time.
Kate NitzschkePublished 2 years ago in Gamers
The Creepiest Legend of Zelda Dungeons and Mini-Dungeons
Different people who play Zelda games are drawn to different places. Whether you prefer the light, airy dungeon or the dark, creepy dungeons, it’s the latter that are the most memorable for me. Let’s revisit these here, in chronological order of release date.
Kate NitzschkePublished 2 years ago in Gamers
Nintendo made a Super Mario Battle Royale!
Back when the Nintendo Switch online service was announced I remember seeing the trailer for Tetris 99 and wondering how on earth they were going to pull off a Tetris Battle Royale. To my surprise, Nintendo nailed it, allowing the game to feel whole heartedly like a Tetris title while still providing the added depth and high stakes action of a battle royale title.
Maice LovellPublished 2 years ago in Gamers
My Top 10 Favorite Returning Pokemon in the Crown Tundra
Last week The Crown Tundra finally was released for Pokemon Sword and Shield and with it we had Over 100 old Pokemon returning in this game. Because of that, I wanted to list my 10 favorite Pokemon that have returned in The Crown Tundra with only 1 rule: No Legendaries.
Maice LovellPublished 2 years ago in Gamers
