Gamertell

The inevitable announcement has come. Nintendo has confirmed that it is planning to release the latest DS Pokemon games, Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver, to North America and Europe in Spring 2010. The news came during the 2009 Pokemon World Championships, a Pokemon Trading Card Game event held August 14-15, 2009… Continue Reading »

Majesco is preparing to make Christmas and this year’s holiday season a bit more merry. It turns out that the next DS entry in the Cooking Mama series, Cooking Mama 3: Shop & Chop is going to be making it’s North American debut in November, 2009. Like Cooking Mama 2:… Continue Reading »

When a game for girls is released, especially if it has a title that could be considered cute or an attempt to be overly feminine, it is often dismissed by the gaming masses as something for children. Or, even worse, it could be slapped with the “shovelware” moniker. The Clique:… Continue Reading »

Check out the gallery: The Clique: Diss and Make Up

Miles Edgeworth is probably one of the greatest prosecutors that ever lived. He is great in fact that he has his own game, and I was lucky enough to try it out this year at Comic Con. Capcom’s Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth is the newest in the Ace Attorney… Continue Reading »

Gamertell got to play the games in EA’s booth at the San Diego Comic Con 2009 and offers this first-person perspective on each. Game played include Nerf N-Strike, Need For Speed Nitro, Dragon Age Origins, Brutal Legend, Dead Space Extraction and G.I. Joe The Rise of Cobra. Continue Reading »

Animal Crossing is a wonderful game. I love it. I try to play Animal Crossing: City Folk every day, to maintain my hybrid garden and keep up to date with the free downloadable content. But let’s face it, after a while it gets boring. You pay off the mortgage and… Continue Reading »

Video games are designed to take players into an entirely new world. The goal of developers is to make this new environment identifiable, and to create an atmosphere where players can lose themselves in this virtual world and feel they’re a part of events taking place. An interesting mechanic that… Continue Reading »

The DS seems tailor made for adventure games, given the touch screen control options, and yet very few have been made available for the system. Sure, there are titles like Trace Memory, Time Hollow and Lux-Pain, but releases like that are infrequent. Thankfully, XSEED has stepped up to the plate… Continue Reading »

As I mentioned yesterday in the review of Ener-G Gym Rockets, I happened upon brand new, $3 copies of both Ener-G Dance Squad and Ener-G Gym Rockets while shopping at Goodwill a while back. I decided it would be interesting to purchase and review both games to see what Ubisoft’s… Continue Reading »

While shopping at a Goodwill store near my house, I came across Ener-G Gym Rockets and Ener-G Dance Squad. Both games were brand new, still in the plastic wrapping, and priced at $3. While I normally don’t partake in games that appear to pander to children, I decided that $3… Continue Reading »