Nintendo just announced that their next Nintendo Direct, which will be focusing on games for Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo Switch, including new details on Mario Tennis Aces, will air this Thursday, 8th March 2018.
Here’s when you can watch it in the following time zones:
What games do you hope this Direct will focus on? Do you think there will be any announcements? Shout out your predictions below!
If you read my recent update, you may have seen that I have founded a brand new Nintendo Community for Bournemouth, BourneNintendo.
If you happen to live or be in the Dorset area this weekend, then why not come and visit us at Flirt Café and Bar on Saturday 3rd March and join our Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Battle Mode Tournament.
Pop those balloons, steal that shine, catch those robbers, throw the bob-omb, and collect those coins, every round will have a random battle mode to test your karting skills. Who knows, maybe you can go home with a bit more than just glory!
Date – Saturday 3rd March 2018 from 12 noon (registration will end at bout 1:30pm)
Location – Flirt Café and Bar, 21 The Triangle, Bournemouth
Yet another Nintendo franchise is receiving the hack and slash Warriors treatment in Fire Emblem Warriors for the Nintendo Switch. Charge your way through the kingdom of Aytolis with a range of cast members from the previous Fire Emblem games on Nintendo Switch and New Nintendo 3DS.
Is Fire Emblem Warriors trump the evil of game sales, or will it just be hacked and slashed into the bargain bin? Find out in our review after the break!
It’s a staple for the typical ‘lads’ night in. Crack open a couple of cold ones, turn a pack of Doritos into a sharing bowl, and whack out a couple matches of FIFA… or at least that’s what I am told. I’m not a ‘lad’ so I never had the experience.
Either way, the latest instalment of the EA footy franchise, FIFA 18 is out now for the Nintendo Switch. Is FIFA 18 for Switch worthy of that cold, frosty, and probably alcoholic beverage, or is it a complete red card? Find out after the break… see, I can make sporty references!
Hello folks, hope everyone has had a fantastic start to 2018 as well as a great holiday period. I thought I would quickly touch base on some the backstage going-ons of NintyBuzz.
Before I start, I just want to say that I will outright refuse to let NintyBuzz die, no matter how inactive I get, or what sticky situations I end up in, I will alway try my best to keep NintyBuzz going.
This brings me to my disappearance towards the end of 2017 up until a week ago. I’m always open with you wonderful lot, so I am going to say, simply put, my mental health had a significant dive. Anyone who suffers from depression and anxiety will understand how this can affect your motivation to do pretty much anything. This has also been coupled with the fact that university work has become quite intense as of late. Good news though, I am now taking steps to improve my wellbeing to try and become more stable.
This also means that there will be a bunch of reviews that will be going live for games which I have outstanding. Even though the reviews are late, who knows, maybe it will remind you of some hidden gems. When everything settles down a bit more, I also plan to start some good ol’ streaming to do as a bit of fun, so be sure to look out for that.
Additionally, I have recently created a Nintendo community situated in Bournemouth, where I will be hosting monthly gatherings for all the local Nintendo fans. We’re even hosting a Mario Kart tournament at Flirt Café next week, so if you’re down in Bournemouth then, then be sure to check out BourneNintendo.
Finally, I would just like to take a moment to say a massive thank you to everyone who still has a little check of NintyBuzz, everyone who has supported me in my down times, as well as a special thank you to the folks from Nintendo and Pretty Green who I have felt have been really understanding of my current situation.
Before I finish however, if anyone would like to help me out a bit, I am more than happy for anyone to do so, whether it’s writing a few articles here and there or just posting on the forums.
Until next time,
Keep on buzzin’!
Leon Fletcher
The Umbrian witch is back to kick some angelic demon as anywhere and anytime for the Nintendo Switch in Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2. Piece together your hazy memories and the history of your culture in the former, then rescue fellow witch, Jeanne, in the latter.
Does Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 have a climatic flair, or will it be stuck in Purgatorio? Find out in our review after the break!
Earlier in the year, YO-KAI WATCH 2: Bony Spirits and Fleshy Souls made its debut on European shores, inspiriting 3DS systems for a new adventure in Springdale. If you haven’t had enough YO-KAI WATCH, then you’re in luck, as a new entry into the sequel has entered the equation with Psychic Specters.
Is YO-KAI WATCH 2: Psychic Specters as tempting as Jinanyan’s Chocobars, or will it just force you to exclaim “Oh my swirls!” Find out in our review after the break.
