Be among the first to discover #NX. Watch the Preview Trailer at 7am PT/10am ET! pic.twitter.com/R2QTzjyLUo
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) October 20, 2016
We can’t say how much we’ll discover from the preview trailer tomorrow, but I for one am getting up at 5:30am for the 6:00am CST trailer and will be very happy to FINALLY discover what Nintendo is up to and plans to do come this March.
The 2015 annual Game Usagi Plays Smash Bros. for Wii U Tournament, will Logan and/or Chris be able to come out on top this year? You might be surprised!
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We recorded and edited in 60fps 1080p this year and Logan wasn’t as lazy with the editing!
As I’ve been finding my way through No Man’s Sky there are a great many things that are not well explained in the game — one of the biggest to me was the ultimate utility of following the Atlas Path in the game. Now that I’ve completed it and am still 160000 or so light years from the centre of the galaxy, I have to say that the benefits it affords are well worth the lateral jaunts you have to make at the beginning of the game to follow Atlas’ guidance.
I won’t spoil the story of the path or anything, but I’ll just give you a quick outline of its mechanics and then the reason it’s highly suggested.
We’ve already sunk over 20 hours into our copy of No Man’s Sky that Sony was kind enough to send our way and we’ll be posting some tips today to help you on your journey through the stars. One thing about the game that I’ve been enjoying a lot are the many randomly generated spaceships that come in and out of the space stations and trading posts in the game.
An either direct or spiritual successor to Sonic Generations was also announced at the Sonic conference this evening. The game set for release in 2017 on the NX in addition to current major non-Wii U platforms features Sonics old and new in a timeline where the forces of Eggman have taken over. Hopefully we can see some gameplay in the coming weeks but until then enjoy the CG teaser above. We’ve been fooled before, but maybe Sonic is finally on an upswing from the depths he’s been in for so very long.
For Sonic’s 25th anniversary, SEGA found his bloated corpse in a back alley somewhere and decided to act like the last twenty-odd years never happened and finally reveal a new 2D Sonic game seemingly made by competent, thinking individuals! Feast your eyes on the wonders of Sonic Mania and we’ll keep you up to date on any more big SEGA announcements from tonight’s conference.
