Author Archives: GamesandGrinds

Nintendo’s unveiling the NX tomorrow and it’s time for some predictions.

Posted on October 19, 2016 by GamesandGrinds

No need to pinch yourself, that tweet is real. This week we’ll get our first real look at the long-awaited Nintendo NX. Even the announcement of a preview trailer has managed to set the internet on fire. It’d … Continue reading →

Posted in Video Games | Tagged 3DS, Nintendo, NX, Pikmin, Speculation, Super Smash Bros, The Legend of Zelda, Video Games, Wii U | Leave a comment

Which of Hawaii’s local species could we see in Pokemon Sun & Moon?

Posted on June 20, 2016 by GamesandGrinds

E3’s batch of Sun and Moon info brought with it the debut of 3 new pokemon. If early releases are any indication it looks like we can expect Sun and Moon to take strong inspiration from Hawaii’s local fauna. Pikipek … Continue reading →

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Civilization 6 was announced, and I HAVE to talk about it.

Posted on May 16, 2016 by GamesandGrinds

Wednesday morning brought with it a surprise announcement of Civilization VI, due to be released October 21st, 2016. It was a pleasant surprise announcement that brings with it endless speculation. The Civilization series carries one of the biggest names in … Continue reading →

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The Search for an Overwatch Main

Posted on May 11, 2016 by GamesandGrinds

This weekend’s Overwatch beta was my first real exposure to Blizzard’s new class-based shooter. I’ve managed to avoid any real details on this game, but a few days with it was enough to place it high on my list of … Continue reading →

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Easter: E is for Eating

Posted on March 30, 2016 by GamesandGrinds

Easter is an interesting holiday for adults. With other holidays, such as Christmas or Halloween, you trade childhood nostalgia for fun grown-up traditions. Of course, least we not forget the reason for the seasons… but my point is, compared to … Continue reading →