I’m going to start out with a question that I had while playing Songbringer. “What am I doing?” This was the only question I had as I couldn’t find out the main purpose to play…
Brief Impressions: The Swords of Ditto – Pop Open a Can of Zelda Lite
The Swords of Ditto is an immediately responsive, fluid and humorous game that feels like The Legend of Zelda. It has smooth animations, tight controls, and the basic gameplay – moving, attacking, and…
A Defense of Skyrim: Or Why Revisionism Never Holds Up
If one were so inclined to visit the right internet forums, watch the right YouTube videos, or even listen to the right opinions, one could be excused for thinking—truly believing, even—that The Elder…
The GameLuster Podcast, Episode 19
Haley hosts another episode, and is joined by Christine and Rachael for a discussion of female representation in video games. They also talk favorite female heroes and villains. Highlights include exc…
Super Mario Odyssey Reaches 10 Million Copies Sold
According to an update by Nintendo featuring the Switch’s best-selling titles, Super Mario Odyssey has now sold over 10 million copies. The much-loved game released last October, and was immediately m…
A Look Back: Nintendo Switch, Year One
It’s hard to believe the Nintendo Switch (formerly known as codename NX) is already a year old. It seems like just yesterday fans were speculating on what the NX would be. There were many rumors, many…
T. J.’s Ten, Part 4 – Number One
Here it is, the final chapter in the list. With great pride, I introduce my number one pick. 1. The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask is the black sheep of …
T. J.’s Ten, Part 2
This is the second instalment of my top 10 list – 7 through 5. These games are from the deepest realms of my heart. I hope you enjoy. 7. Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Final Fantasy Crystal Ch…
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Review
After much waiting with frustrating delays, Nintendo has finally released The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Breath of the Wild is an interesting Zelda experience as it never feels like typical …
Retro has too much in their hands and too far away to work on Zelda
It seems any chance that Retro could be working on a Zelda game has been put to rest for now. Shigeru Miyamoto has ruled out why Retro isn’t able to work on Zelda, and he naturally wouldn’t say …
