The music of Nintendo games make them truly remarkable and memorable. To show our love of the music, every Friday we share a selection of tracks from various Nintendo titles, new and old.
This week’s NintyBeats features upbeat, bouncy music from 1986 all the way to 2014! Well, strictly speaking, ONLY those particular years. …And the 1986 one was only available in Japan until… 2014. Ahem. 2014 special, everyone!
The music of Nintendo games make them truly remarkable and memorable. To show our love of the music, every Friday (or Sunday in this instance) we shall share a selection of tracks from various Nintendo titles, new and old.
The return of NintyBeats is here, and here with style! Calm… relaxing… snoozy… style… zzz… huh? Sorry about that, I must’ve accidentally pretended to go to sleep in order to represent the tranquil tracks of the week …and what a week it is! We have a console launch special! A delicious Animal Crossing filling enclosed in Wii U and 3DS launch flavoured bread! It’s a console launch sandwich! THRILLING…
…after the break of course!
It’s that time of week again! It’s time to look back over the past week to see what’s been buzzing in the Ninty world. It’s been a pretty ‘interesting’ and quiet week this week. It started off on a rather depressing note, though in the end it turned into something rather beautiful.
Check out the top news of the week after the break!
Greetings Nintendites of the world (and possibly beyond). I come to you today with a brand new weekly (hopefully) feature which aims to bring back Nintendo News to NintyBuzz, as well as some easy activity from myself! NintyNews Weekly aims to bring you wonderful lot some of the biggest Nintendo news from the past week or so to try and keep everyone, including myself, updated on everything Ninty. If there has been a big break in another gaming department other than Nintendo, than you may as well see it here… in fact, we have something that has deemed a little controversy in this week’s edition.
So, let us get things started… after the break!
A faithful yet mistreated steed, an eggcelent smasher, and a plumber’s babysitter, T. Yoshisaur Munchakoopas, or more commonly known as Yoshi, has had many jobs throughout his history and now he is making a warm and fuzzy return on the Wii U after his latest outing on 3DS, though this time he has ditched his babysitting duties to save Craft Island and its inhabitants from unraveling from existence in Yoshi’s Woolly World!
Is Woolly World better than that cuddly bear you still cuddle, or more embarrassing than the christmas jumper your gran got you last year… in June? Find out in our review after the break!
Well. That was quite a reaction. From disbelief at the quantity of developer interviews to declarations that “there is no recovering from a conference that bad”, it was almost as if Jon Snow had been killed all over again.
I am, of course, talking about the Nintendo Digital Event this morning/afternoon (or, if you’re particularly unlucky in your longitudinal whereabouts, this middle of the night). With a disproportionate focus on titles like Yarn Yoshi and only passing trailers for the big(ger) new reveals like Mario and Luigi, the broadcast didn’t really do justice to its already slightly lacking line-up. To be positive, the reaction was mixed; to be realistic, it was disastrous. At least it was if we count E3 as the be all and end all. But is it? (more…)
Well, the presentation is now over and it was… interesting. It started out with some amazing announcements, but then quickly become less exciting, or at least it did for me. Either way, it doesn’t feel like it was a proper E3 presentation in my eyes, it wasn’t even as long as the other presentations!
Check out what the even included with my opinions after the break!
