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Should A Link to the Past have been my first Zelda game?

Peter Moore believes the future of gaming lives in the cloud, and he isn't the only one. When the revolution comes, how will it change gaming, variety, and the huge trade-in market offered by companies like GameStop and Best Buy?

I explore the recent launch of the 3DS Virtual Console and conclude that Nintendo want the Game Boy and its software library to age gracefully. Specifically, this strategy involves not putting out much and refraining from being cheap; I believe this approach works for people, not eCommerce channels.

After Nintendo's E3 press conference, the 3DS eShop began offering the day's game trailers for download, in 3D

This is my review of the Sega Genesis classic Gunstar Heroes, which is now available on every conceivable platform.

An unproven gamer validates his claim with the most well-known platformer.

Nothing fills a gamer will pride like building up an impressive game collection. With online software distribution gaining popularity, the death of game collecting is inevitable.

For What it's Worth provides detailed reviews of bargain games and separates the hidden gems from the useless shovelware. This time I take a look at Super Mario Bros. 2 For the NES/ Wii Virtual Console, as well as the Super Mario Advanced version for the GBA.

Microsoft promised the sky with Game Room, the virtualized arcade experience for the Xbox 360 and PC, but did they deliver? Well yes, they did! Great emulations, solid controls, the ability to rewind and save games, and cross-platform support make Game Room a resounding success.

Apologies for the boy band reference. My final letter to the big three current gaming console companies, I look at the good that Nintendo has done. The direction for Nintendo seems bright. But the cost of expansion looks to be spreading the company thin.

Star Parodier is an inexpensive import shoot-em-up for Wii's Virtual Console that is too fun to pass up.