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Meet PixlBit's new Feature Writer!
My name... is not important. My goal... is not important either. But it will sure be a lot of fun! As somewhat of a collector of videogames, I have found myself with a growing stack of them which I haven't so much as touched. The pride and joy is my collection of every Nintendo 64 game released in North America, and my New Year's resolution for 2010 is to play every last one of them. From appreciating the amazing advances of the great classics, to crying at just how bad games can get, I'm here to share this experience with the lot of you through a new PixlBit feature titled Tour de 64.
How will Sony's Move play out?
Sony’s Move seems destined to have a rough launch between the continued success of Nintendo’s Wii and the imminent release of Microsoft’s Natal. At first, Move appears to be very similar to Wii’s control scheme and some of Natal’s control scheme, but there just might be something beyond the Mii-too mentality.
Hey everyone! My name is Chris Mabrey, and I’m happy to be your newest writer here at Pixlbit.
Curious about what the Pokewalker does for your Pokemon play experience? Check inside for the full scoop from Jason R.
So you've been playing Pokemon since Red and Blue, you've watched the shows, have a complete Base Set of the trading cards, mastered Jigglypuff in the original Super Smash Bros. 64, and even decorated notebooks with stickers printed from Pokemon Snap!
Last Thanksgiving and Christmas, I brought New Super Mario Bros. Wii over for my family to try. How did it go?
I took New Super Mario Bros. Wii home to my family last Christmas (and Thanksgiving), and we had a lot of fun with it, but what surprised me the most was how independent and unique everyone seemed to play.
I could smack the crap out of somebody right about now.
So, as you all know by now, I love me some Perfect Dark. As you might expect, with its re-release occurring today on XBLA, I was quick to purchase one of my all-time favorite games.
Can the sequel possibly live up to the original?
As most gamers know first-hand at this point, Portal was an absolutely fantastic game. It combined a great new mechanic with innovative puzzles, a strong story, charm and an extremely strong main character. The magic of Portal didn't lie in just one of the elements, each and every part of the game played into why it was so enjoyable. This, in essence, is why I am worried about Portal 2.
While voting is still in session, it looks like we have a clear winner.
Well, it's been a good six months since our last (and first) PlayBit, so Nick and I are really looking forward to this upcoming one.
How did 5th Cell react to the hype for the game?
I've dished out a lot of blame to gaming journalists, with all those review snippets on the first day, as well as the few articles I chose to connect here yesterday, but I'll be honest, it wasn't all Kotaku's, IGN's, or any particular gaming journalist's fault that prerelease hype for Scribblenauts grew out of hand. Take a look at most of the "famous" Post #217 from the NeoGAF forums, and the impressions of Scribblenauts it contains, though be warned, there is a bit of foul language:
