Showing posts with label Game Boy Color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Game Boy Color. Show all posts

Monday, 27 March 2023

A Farewell to the eShops


Today is the day the 3DS and Wii U eShops close their doors for good, meaning the Virtual Console service and its emulation of Nintendo's past hardware is officially discontinued. However, the Nintendo Switch Online's Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance emulators are already up and running, with DS and GameCube emulation being considered. To say that Nintendo dislikes emulators is not true. They just do not like unlicensed emulators competing with their official ones.

Saturday, 4 July 2020

America The Game Boy Color Nation


Today's America is a far cry from the America of 1999, when Nintendo of America produced a Game Boy Color commercial for the US market featuring the United States of America's fifty states as Game Boy Color handhelds. The commercial's name was "America the Beautiful." But today's America is ironically a hazardous place that's no longer beautiful, because of the riots and disharmony.

Game Boy Color © Nintendo.

Wednesday, 12 June 2019

Microsoft's History with Nintendo


Ladies and gentlemen, we have accomplished the impossible. Banjo-Kazooie is going to take part in Nintendo's Super Smash Bros tournament for the first time ever.

After years of living in the sidelines, Banjo-Kazooie has just become the first Microsoft representative in Super Smash Bros history. Given that Nintendo and Microsoft are Console Wars competitors, this has to be the biggest turning point in the history of Microsoft content on Nintendo platforms, which was something that was never done before since the Game Boy Color versions of Microsoft 6 in 1 Puzzle Collection and the Microsoft Best of Entertainment Pack.

Now all we need is for Nintendo to finally remove the no non-video game characters allowed restriction, and we will all be rejoicing, especially when we can either fulfill the campaign to have #JusticeForAshKetchum or have the Pokemon anime's low intelligence protagonist finally killed off for good. But then again, non-video game characters will be toxic for Super Smash Bros, in contrast to the Microsoft-owned Rare giving Banjo-Kazooie a license to take part in Super Smash Bros.

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