How User Generated Content Can Save Nintendo

How User Generated Content Can Save Nintendo

The Secret To Longevity

by Nicholas Laborde

©2012 Nicholas Laborde

We live in a day and age of ubiquitous interconnected media.

Smartphones allow for us to have an unprecedented anytime, anywhere ability to share information.

The internet is in more places than it isn’t.

With the on-disc/day one downloadable content issue still actively annoying many gamers, a wider market is opening for things created by the community as an alternative to having to purchase extra content.

Even though user generated content has been around for years, now is the time for Nintendo to capitalize on an ingenious idea that could not only save their franchises, but reinvigorate them.

Find out the secret to Nintendo’s future here!

E3 2012: Sea of Mediocrity? No big surprises, but should there be?

E3 2012: Sea of Mediocrity?

No big surprises, but should there be?

by David Hilton

©2012 David Hilton

Editorial

Disappointment abounds.

That’s the sentiment I see repeated all over the place about E3 2012, and specifically, with the possible exception of Ubisoft, the big conferences.

Often it is a case of announcements that were hoped for not appearing, like the next gen (despite the fact it was stated there would be no next gen announced) or the fact that we knew most of the announcements going in.

Or, in the case of the Wii U, a feeling of scepticism or, in the case of the PS Vita, a stunned “where are the games and price cut”?

There were very few surprises.

A “sea of mediocrity” as one commenter put it.

But does this mean E3 2012 is a big disappointment?

No.  Not for those who like games, and particular promising new IPs.

Is this E3 mediocre or just what is should be? Look here

OXCGN’s Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 KidGamer Review

OXCGN’s Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 KidGamer Review

A cure for the common COD?

by: Allegionary and KidGamer

©2011 Alex Hilton

With this year’s release season seeing games like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3, both serious shooters,  it is time to take a break and have a look at a not so serious and not so publicised game, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3.

This time of year is also the social season for gaming so a traditional arcade game with local multiplayer like Marvel vs Capcom 3 fits right into the family holiday season.

Games aren’t just for hardcore gamers and journalists and publishers now try to target as many demographics as possible.

Therefore for this game it was decided to interview a ‘kid gamer’ to see what he thought about its prospects of being a game for the whole family over the Christmas holidays.

‘Ultimate’ review this way…

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