The Fire Emblem series is a curiosity. Not many titles have been released by Nintendo outside of Japan, and yet it has developed an amazing cult following. This lax amount of release has left potential players, such as myself, out of the loop of what many consider to be one of the best games in the Strategy genre. Now, with the release of Fire Emblem Awakening, it is time to hop on board. Better l... more.

The original Kid Icarus was an NES title released in 1986 and, with the exception of a handheld psuedo-sequel in 1991, is the only installment in the series and has been dormant since. Let that fact sink in for a minute. Kid Icarus is 26 years old and the closest thing to a new game was the protagonist, Pit, being a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Brawl in 2008. With this in mind, it shoul... more.

“Technology is just a tool… the end product is experience” This is the line which opened up Nintendo’s E3 Conference this year. It seems like a stab at both Microsoft and Sony with their Kinect and Move tools respectively, but really makes a lot of sense when you see just what Nintendo has in store for their gamers over the next year. Take a look at All Age Gaming’s Nintendo E3 Conferenc... more.

The unusual level for entry in the Resident Evil series is to accept that its complicated and labyrinthine narrative isn't meant to be taken seriously and should be considered an excuse to showcase fighting mutated monsters. At one point, before I officially began writing for All Age Gaming, I made the connection that Resident Evil has turned into the new House of the Dead franchise in recent year... more.

Super Mario 3D Land is Nintendo's first original title for their new handheld, the 3DS, which has been in desperate need of some new blood. After its first initial months of having its releases being either remakes of popular games from Nintendo's history, or ports of other more recent games, 3D Land is hoping to put the 3DS back on the market. But can this game really pull back consumers to the 3... more.

The launch of Nintendo's newest handheld, the 3DS, has had a very shaky first couple of weeks. With no major first-party software from the Big N and a price tag that wouldn't look out of place on a current generation console bundle, it seemed as if the 3DS would have nothing worthwhile to showcase it's use of glasses-free 3D portable games. That is until Nintendo managed to re-release the instant ... more.