Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts

Monday, April 11, 2016

Gunman Clive 2 for Nintendo 3DS eShop - Review

The crazy fusion of the wild west, dinosaurs, and robots is just not enough to make this game fun.

Gunman Clive 2 title screen
Introduction
Gunman Clive 2 is the sequel to the very successful indie iOS(2012) and 3DS(2013) release Gunman Clive. The sequel was directed by Bertil Hörberg and developed by Hörber Productions in Sweden. It was released on 3DS in January of 2015. Since the former sold much better on the 3DS the sequel was promoted heavily on Nintendo eShop.

Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Cally's Caves 3 for iOS Review

Platforming, adventure, weapons, collectibles, Cally's Caves 3 has it all!
Cally's Caves 3 Start Screen
Cally's parents have been abducted, as her arch-enemy Herbert has taken control of the Caves to perform his evil experiments. Join Cally and her friends in this action-packed run and gun platformer, conquering insane bosses, exploring to find secrets, and levelling up EVERYTHING. Source

Monday, March 28, 2016

Pit Fighter on Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Retro Review

This month in history, Pit Fighter released on Super Nintendo Entertainment System in North America.


Pit Fighter's Punchtacular Box Art
In March, 1991 Atari Games' Pit Fighter was ported onto the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.  While reviews of the game were mixed at the time, there is no doubting it today that this game is the pits.  Although some forgiveness may be doled out for being a system launch year title, this game simply does not stand the test of time.

Monday, March 21, 2016

Ken Griffey, Jr Presents Major League Baseball on SNES - Retro Review

This month in history, Ken Griffey, Jr. Presents Major League Baseball released on Super Nintendo Entertainment System in North America.

In March, 1994, Ken Griffey Jr. swung his way into our homes with a simple yet exciting baseball game on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.  This is a very unique sports game in the sense that it is not fully licensed.  The developer, Software Creations, was able to secure a Major League Baseball license.  This enabled them to use real MLB parks and team names.  However, they could not get a Major League Baseball Player’s Association license.  Because of this, the rosters for each team are made up of fake names, except for Ken Griffey Jr. of course.  These fictional players do have the stats of the real players they stand in for.  Each team’s roster follows a different theme.  The Cleveland Indians, for example, are named after famous actresses such as A. Hepburn and M. Monroe.  The Seattle Mariners’ roster is filled with employees of Nintendo.   This quirky detail adds a lot of character to the game.



Thursday, March 17, 2016

Star Fox on Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Retro Review

This month in history, Star Fox released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in North America.  



On March 26, 1993, less than two years after the SNES launched in North America, Nintendo fans took to the stars to combat the evil Andross and his minions.  We were introduced to a motley crew of pilots fighting for the good planet Corneria.  Fox McCloud (the leader), Falco Lombardi (the mouth), Peppy Hare (the encourager), and Slippy Toad (the screw up) piloted their Arwing fighters across the Lylat system to combat the Evil Andross’ forces.  Players take control of Fox’s fighter from both a first person and third person perspective.  While the individual levels were on rails, players would have the option to choose from three different game paths, each a different difficulty level, which led to Planet Venom and the final battle with Andross.  

Tuesday, March 15, 2016

Hatch-It for iOS Review - Nintendo Love Affair

An Ohio developer's first title, egg-cellently done.




Gameplay
Hatch-It, by Multivarious Games, is a swiping puzzle adventure in which players explore five differently themed lands.  The player’s character is an adorable robot who was created by Dr. Tyrannosaurus in order to travel back in time and save the dinosaurs from a comet induced destruction.  This is no small task for the brave little robot who must successfully hatch dinosaur eggs in order for them to be collected.

Monday, March 14, 2016

Kirby Super Star Saga Ultra on Nintendo DS - Retrospective Review

Kirby might suck, but this game does not.


Gameplay
Kirby Super Star Saga Ultra for the Nintendo DS is Nintendo’s attempt to bring the SNES platforming classic to the dual screen handheld.  Super Star Saga Ultra comes packed with more game options including Revenge of King Dedede, Meta Knightmare Ultra, Helper to Hero, True Arena,  and three new mini games that use the touch screen functionality.  

Thursday, March 10, 2016

Star Ghost for Wii U eShop Review - Nintendo Love Affair


Introduction
Star Ghost challenges the player to patrol 12 rendered star systems, navigating the fragments of exploding planets, surviving intense asteroid fields and dogfighting deadly Sentinel ships in an attempt to save the galaxy from the Metagon empire.

Review copy provided by Squarehead Studios, an independent game developer founded in 2014 by former Nintendo developer, Rhys Lewis.

Sunday, January 24, 2016

Zelda: Twilight Princess HD Footage & Game Play


Kit and Krysta are back with a look at Nintendo's very own Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD on the Nintendo Wii U.  We get a peek at the new look for Twilight Princess and that sick looking Wolf Link Amiibo that comes packed in with the game! 

Monday, January 11, 2016

Wii Play... Yoshi's Woolly World 1-1 100% Complete!





Click over to the Nintendo Love Affair YouTube channel to see Wii Plays, News Updates, Amiibo Unboxings and more!  Our YouTube channel is under development but there is more great content to come!  

Saturday, January 9, 2016

Wii Chat About... Shovel Knight Amiibo Unboxed!










The Shovel Knight Amiibo was released in the states on January 8th and Nintendo Love Affair was lucky enough to get our hands on one without a pre-order.  By lucky we mean VERY lucky.  There was only one left available in our city at the local Gamestop on release day.