Learning how to fly in video games

I was fascinated by flight before hand, but it was Astro Boy that solidified what flight was in my mind. Here was a boy capable of the most improbable thing in the world accomplishing it with a minimum of fuss.

Review: Kirby's Return to Dreamland

Suddenly, with little warning, a new Kirby game. And not just a new Kirby game: the first great Kirby game since the underappreciated Kirby: Canvas Curse. Watching it at E3, there were doubts in my mind how Kirby would take

The Potential of Movement

If there was a theme of this year’s E3, it was pure potential. Developers one and all offered us lots of what ifs and hypotheticals, a shining glimpse of what the future could be that they then greedily snatched back,

The Forgotten: Kirby's Dream Course

Let’s take a moment to not think about Dragon Age, and talk about a game no one’s ever heard of. Despite it’s major market branding, you’d be hard pressed to find too many people who’ve played Kirby’s Dream Course. I’d

Kirby is still made out of string

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKbpkGogmo0&fs=1&hl=en_US] Yep. And so are Waddle-Dee, Waddle-Doo, Meta Knight, King DeDeDe, and Kirby as a dolphin. Pretty standard trailer fare, but you know what? I don’t care. Kirby is still made out of string, and that is still awesome. We’ve