Ridley is Samus Aran's favorite buddy to shoot apparently. This bad dragon is known to practically everyone who played the series. He's evolved a bit over the years. At first they were going to make him look like this. But he ended up like this on Metroid for NES. He truly became awesome in Super Metroid. He gave me one of the best boss fights that I can remember. Ridley would stay in a slumber
Friday, October 21, 2011
A Look Into Video Games: Ridley
Posted by Anonymous at 5:00 AM
Labels: A Look Into Video Games, metroid, Metroid Other M, super metroid, super smash bros brawl, super smash bros. Super smash bros melee
Monday, October 10, 2011
A Look Into Video Games: Waluigi
Waluigi first appeared to the Mario crew in Mario Tennis for N64. His name in Japanese pretty much means Bad Luigi. The reason he was created was because Wario needed a doubles partner for the Tennis game. He has appeared alongside his assumed brother ever since. Even in major games like Mario Kart. Oddly enough he's never been in the WarioWare series. He's also been a trophy in Super Smash Bros
Posted by Anonymous at 11:07 AM
Labels: A Look Into Video Games, DDR Mario Mix, gamecube, Mario, mario kart, mario tennis, N64, super smash bros brawl, super smash bros., Warioware, wii
Sunday, October 9, 2011
A Look Into Video Games: Squirtle
Squritle was one of the original Pokemon starters for Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue. I loved the original Squirtle in the anime. Especially his sunglasses. He was also decent in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as one of Pokemon Trainer's playable Pokemon. His original Japanese name is Zenigame which means pond turtle. He was also put on an official $1 coin for the tiny island nation of Niue.
Posted by Anonymous at 7:27 AM
Labels: A Look Into Video Games, japan, Niue, pokemon, pokemon blue, pokemon red, super smash bros brawl