The Infinite Stream 24/02/2012

The Infinite Stream is where we post about items that are news-worthy but not necessarily require their own full article.  Check after the jump for news from 24/02/2012! 

The Infinite Stream 21/02/2012

The Infinite Stream is where we post about items that are news-worthy but not necessarily require their own full article.  Check after the jump for news from 21/02/2012!

The Infinite Stream 30/01/2012

The Infinite Stream is where we post about items that are news-worthy but not necessarily require their own full article.  Check after the jump for news from 30/01/2012!

The Infinite Stream 23/01/2012

The Infinite Stream is where we post about items that are news-worthy but not necessarily require their own full article.  Check after the jump for news from 23/01/2012!

Top 5 Scary Sounds In Gaming

Have you ever had a game where, no matter how much you played it, there were certain sounds or music that would make you unsettled, or anxious, or just plain know you were going to die?  Well these are my Top 5 Most Unsettling Sounds in gaming!

Challenge Accepted! : An Introduction

We have big plans for the new year over here at Infinity Feed: Video based content; Webcomics; more Top 5s and reviews; and a couple secret projects in the works...  One other thing we have all decided to do is this column: Challenge Accepted!  This is where we will be taking on quests suggested by each other (and possibly readers if we get a good suggestion!) of varying difficulty.  Some may be simple, but others will be bordering on the torturous...  We will be writing weekly/monthly updates to these challenges - whichever is more suitable - and taking on side-quests along the way.  Read on after the jump to find out what challenges Shep and I (the lucky first two to receive challenges) will be tackling!

Infinity Feed's Top Video Games of 2011

Those game making people outdid themselves this year, giving us so many amazing games to play. So we at InfinityFeed have all picked our favourites, and figured we would share our thoughts.  See our picks after the jump!

3DS Ambassador GBA Games Part Two

In this half of my breakdown of the 3DS Ambassador GBA games, i will be looking at Mario Kart: Super Circuit; Super Mario Advance 3 : Yoshi's Island; The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap; Kirby and the Amazing Mirror and Wario Land 4.


Part one can be found here.

3DS Ambassador GBA Games Part One

I was one of the suckers who pre-ordered the 3DS based merely on the potential of newest Nintendo handheld - technology-wise and the game that had been announced.  The launch titles were not very good however (mine came with a 3D port of Rayman 2), and sales (bar release-weekend surges) mirrored this.
Early August saw Nintendo take pretty drastic action to boost sales of the flagging console, as they cut the 3DS' price by almost a third.  Needless to say, early adopters were not pleased!  At this point Nintendo could have shrugged off the screaming hordes of their faithful fans claiming "It's business", but instead announced the 3DS Ambassador program, proving once again they are in a class above their gaming rivals.
The program meant anyone that had registered their 3DS in the eShop by the end of August would receive 20(!) free games - 10 NES and 10 GBA.  I downloaded my NES games in early September and was a little underwhelmed; the titles were pretty predictable and consisted of games the majority of gamers will have owned or at least played at one time or another.
The list of GBA games (released last Friday) however, is superb!  I was tingling with excitement while downloading them, and just knew i would have to review them. So here is Part One of my breakdown of the 3DS Ambassador GBA games!

Golden Sun: Dark Dawn Review

                                               

           "Let the sun shine"

Since its release in 2004 the Nintendo DS and its recent successor the 3DS has had a bit of a rollercoaster ride in terms of popularity amongst gamers such as myself. This has nothing however to do with the console itself, which I personally believe is an amazing and hugely innovative piece of kit, much like it's big brother the Wii.

The DS', and let's face it the Wii's, problems lie in the games - the majority of which are unfortunately slap-dash jobs put together by third party companies out to make a quick-buck. Now before the rage sets in and forces you to write some obscene comment below I am not saying all Nintendo games are like this, there are exceptions: notably anything Nintendo produces itself such as Zelda, Metroid, Mario and the focus of my review today the new chapter in Golden Sun series: Dark Dawn.