Posts By Jason Ross
Epic Mickey's concept artwork has lead to quite a bit of speculation. What's my take?
There's one particular picture I'd like to make the heart of my idea, one taken from the banner artwork of Epic Mickey at E3. Take a look for yourself, and you'll see why:
...For now.
PixlBit's reader, Zap, has fed the Mailbag, saving me a fortune in zebra import tariffs and fees. Since he sent such a robust and fulfilling message, we've decided we'd go ahead and feature it in it's own Pre-E3 Mailbag! Hooray Zap!
The mailbag plans to take a break from feeding on zebras this week, just for you!
So, have something to say to anyone at PixlBit about E3? Requests? Predictions? Hopes? Dreams? Nightmares? If you do, know the mailbag loves to eat that kind of thing up, and perhaps, if you send it those messages and letters, I'll save a few bucks on zebra-traps.
Nintendo gives DSi owners a warning in this week's press release.
Four DSi titles lead three WiiWare options in this week's Nintendo Download offering, and are followed with a warning that Photo Dojo will move from being a free download to a 200 Point title come June 11.
Despite being a team, Doctors at Resurgam First Care have opted not to wear numbered jerseys. Gooooo Team!
To describe Trauma Team in one word, I'd have to say it's "inconsistent." Parts of the game, I felt were incredible, top-notch video game experiences, while at other points, the game's story and gameplay felt clumsy and cumbersome. Trauma Team falls in line with prior Trauma Center titles in most gameplay, adding two investigative modes, Diagnostics and Forensics. Each mode focuses on a different practice of medicine, and including the aforementioned two, there's also a Surgery, Emergency Response, Endoscopy, and Orthopedics section, creating a diverse selection of game play modes.
Oh no!
On a recent trip to Epcot, a video detailing a new ride, The Sum of All Thrills, caught my eye. In the video, I noticed a few Nintendo-related Easter Eggs, and while I wasn't able to snap a quick picture of either of them, I did manage to hunt down two fuzzy shots thanks to our wonderful internet.
What do you get when you cross Time Magazine, mini-games, and a mysterious, finicky, miserly cat?
I'm not quite sure, but I certainly know the reality of the hybrid would be much more enriching than whatever it is Sukeban Shachou Rena provides. The game begins with the cat I'm assuming is Rena sleeping on her (his?) desk. Forgive me for not knowing much about the cat's gender, but I'm pretty sure Rena is female. Anyway, I believe the cat finds the two subordinates are mostly incompetent, and thus determines that a new intern must be hired to compensate for how foolish and inept the first two human workers are.
This handy glitch will let Mario and Yoshi fly to new heights and reach new places.
Already, in it's brief time out on the street, a Super Mario Galaxy 2 glitch has been noticed by one of the game's fans. The bug could be useful to players looking to explore the worlds in SMG 2 in unforeseen ways!
Jason and Kathrine talk a bit about their experiences with Monster Hunter 3.
Kathrine: I'm actually kind of nervous about this, I'm not too good at thinking on my feet...
