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‘Pokémon Sun’ and ‘Moon’ Offer a Much Needed Escape

Posted on November 24, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

Need a happy getaway from reality? Join Pikachu and pals. Continue reading ‘Pokémon Sun’ and ‘Moon’ Offer a Much Needed Escape→

Posted in Futures, nintendo, Pikachu, pokemon, Pokemon Sun and Moon | Tagged Nintendo 3DS

The Surprising Success of ‘Mystic Messenger,’ a Game About Texting Cute Boys

Posted on October 17, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

A small Korean “otome” game is making some big waves. Continue reading The Surprising Success of ‘Mystic Messenger,’ a Game About Texting Cute Boys→

Posted in Android, gaming, iOS, iPhone, Mobile, mystic messenger, otome, otome games

Super Mario Bros. Speedrun Record Shattered By a Matter of Milliseconds

Posted on October 7, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

Once thought impossible, a time of 4:56 has been achieved. Continue reading Super Mario Bros. Speedrun Record Shattered By a Matter of Milliseconds→

Posted in gaming, mario, nintendo, speedrun, super mario, super mario bros, video games, Videogames

Capcom Rolls Back ‘Street Fighter V’ Update That Included a Rootkit

Posted on September 24, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

Allowing all apps kernel-level privileges is one hell of a super move. Continue reading Capcom Rolls Back ‘Street Fighter V’ Update That Included a Rootkit→

Posted in anti-cheat, capcom, cheating, gaming, pc, rootkit, Security, steam, street fighter v

Nintendo Breaks Fans’ Hearts By Removing Nintendo Power Magazine Online Archive

Posted on August 9, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

Disappointing, but not surprising. Continue reading Nintendo Breaks Fans’ Hearts By Removing Nintendo Power Magazine Online Archive→

Posted in gaming, history, intellectual property, magazines, metroid 2, nintendo, nintendo power, piracy, remakes, video games

How Nintendo Power’s Japanese Influence Changed Game Magazines Forever

Posted on August 7, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

You can now view all of Nintendo Power online. Continue reading How Nintendo Power’s Japanese Influence Changed Game Magazines Forever→

Posted in archive, gaming, Japan, magazine, nintendo power, print media, retro games

Tears, Laughter, and Incredible Hype at Video Game Speedrunning Event SGDQ

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

The best highlights from this year’s speedrunning extravaganza. Continue reading Tears, Laughter, and Incredible Hype at Video Game Speedrunning Event SGDQ→

Posted in gaming, metroid, speedrunning, summer games done quick 2016

How ‘Pokémon Go’ Transformed My Daily Routine

Posted on July 2, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

Taking the road less traveled by in search of virtual critters. Continue reading How ‘Pokémon Go’ Transformed My Daily Routine→

Posted in AR, gaming, Ingress, Mobile, Niantic, nintendo, pokemon, Pokémon GO

New ‘Street Fighter V’ Rules Allow Vaping and Alcohol Sponsorships, But Not Porn

Posted on May 23, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

The fledgling YouPorn-sponsored eSports team faces more problems. Continue reading New ‘Street Fighter V’ Rules Allow Vaping and Alcohol Sponsorships, But Not Porn→

Posted in capcom, EVO, gaming, porn, street fighter, vaping, youporn

Localizing Video Games for Different Markets Is a Minefield

Posted on April 11, 2016 by Heidi Kemps for Motherboard

The business of localizing Japanese games is anything but a smooth trip overseas. Continue reading Localizing Video Games for Different Markets Is a Minefield→

Posted in english, gaming, Japan, Localization, lost in translation, nintendo

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