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Nicalis shows of new footage of mobile and Wii U 90s Arcade Racer

27th January 201528th January 2015 Paul Byron

Mobile Publisher Nicalis was at PAX SOUTH to show off the latest footage of the homage to 90’s racing games, ’90s Arcade Racer from developer Pelikan13Pelikan13. The footage has now made it on to youtube and anyone who grew up with early Ridge Racer, Daytona or the later Outrun titles will be impressed by how Pelikan13 has managed to recapture some of that magic. The game will be appearing on iOS, Android and on the Wii U eShop at some point hopefully this year.

Review: Bayonetta

25th January 201530th January 2015 David Neilson

A sexy butt kicking witch on a family friendly Nintendo console, surely there is some mistake?

Nintendo retiring Club Nintendo points service

20th January 201520th January 2015 Paul Byron

Nintendo have announced that they will be removing the Club Nintendo Stars programme from the end of September this year.

Wii games now on the Wii U eShop

18th January 201519th January 2015 Paul Byron

In their latest Nintendo Direct, Nintendo have announced that Wii games will be available for the Wii U on the eShop to download.

Review: Skylanders Trap Team

31st October 201428th January 2015 Paul Byron

Trap Team is the fourth in Activision’s money spinning toy and game franchise, but it’s the first to feature the bad guys as playable characters. Is this enough to warrant another portal purchase?

Review: Just Dance 2015

28th October 201428th January 2015 Paul Byron

Where others have tried and failed, Ubisoft seem to have found what it takes to create the perfect dance game for a mass audience. Far from being a highly technical game of skill and exact movements in perfect timing, the Just Dance series works because it’s easy to play, simple to use and just downright fun.

Review: Rayman Legends

25th September 201326th February 2015 Paul Byron

Rayman’s return to gaming took an unusual path through a land of Rabbids before finally making his way back to his traditional platform genre with the rather excellent Rayman Origins. Legends continues Origin’s successful structure with a few additions of its own, but can it recapture the magic?

Review: Disney Infinity

28th August 201327th February 2015 Paul Byron

Disney, you either love them or hate them. The majority of kids love them, of course and so do many adults, whether they want to admit to embracing their inner child or not.

Review: Skylanders Giants

4th April 201327th February 2015 Paul Byron

Activision’s sequel to the mega-successful Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure has been out for a while now, but the Wii U version was a scarce box to find on store shelves at the time.

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