Tag Archives: Nintendo

A review of a re-release of Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards led me to explore which kinds of classic video game visuals stand the test of time.

Examining a Game Boy renaissance with reference to a 2000 Ken Sugimori interview.

I review a 1999 hybrid adventure book/strategy guide for Pokémon Red and Blue more than 20 years after having first read it.

I remember the version of a Pokémon Red and Blue urban legend that I heard from a classmate in April or May of 1999.

I hope Nintendo does not switch from its cartridge-first distribution strategy for new games.

My thoughts on how improving technology can pave the way for long-lasting consoles and computers.

A comprehensive Pokémon research project on the effect of the “special split” between generations 1 and 2.

〜Winning magic-to-hand combat the old-fashioned way〜

〜Only in America〜

〜Video of a rust-filled Pokémon battle between the New Leaf Journal editors〜

〜A unique Pokémon strategy guide find takes me back to 1998 and 1999〜

Revisiting a 1999 video game magazine April Fools joke wherein unsuspecting youngsters were told that one could transform Dragonite into Yoshi in Pokémon Red and Blue.