Let's Try That Again - Pokémon: Yellow Version

This is a big one for us for multiple reasons. For starters, it's perhaps our most requested Let's Play ever with many people asking us to play some sort of Pokémon game. Second, it's Kyle's first Let's Play. Yep, Kyle's finally stepping behind the wheel. It's also set to be perhaps our longest yet so sit back, relax and enjoy us play one of the original Pokémon classics!




Yep, we're finally doing our first Pokémon Let's Play. Many people have requested we do a Pokémon game and who are we to deny what the people want? Also, Kyle really wanted to do a Let's Play now that he got a new computer so hey, kill two birds with one stone. Now, we're still in the process of recording these videos so I can't give you a runtime like Don did for Mega Man X3. Just know that it's going to be long.

You can catch the first video below and if you click that thumbnail up there, it'll take you to the playlist where I've uploaded the first four videos. Enjoy.

The Top Seven Gameboy Games That Should Be On the 3DS eShop

Alright, I promise this will be last 3DS focused list for a while but I figured I might as well cross all gaming options on the 3DS off so now I’m focusing on the Virtual Console. Nintendo really struck gold when they decided to enter the world of downloadable games by rereleasing many of their classics on the Wii’s Virtual Console service. However, as many gamers will tell you, Nintendo hasn’t exactly treated that service very well. It started out great but as time when on, less and less games were released. To this day, several big name Nintendo titles such as Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island and Earthbound have yet to see Virtual Console releases.

You all should download Balloon Kid.

This hasn’t stopped Nintendo from trying it again with the 3DS however but they’re going with sort of a different strategy this time. Instead of releasing several games a week every week, they’ve so far only been releasing one a week. While I’m sure many gamers aren’t okay with this, especially having to potentially wait for their favorites, but I personally think it’s a fine strategy. There’s tons of Gameboy and Gameboy Color games out there and releasing one a week is a good way to keep folks excited about what’s to come. Not to mention Nintendo has mentioned the possibility of releasing Gameboy Advance and Sega Game Gear games on the service in the future, so the Virtual Console on the 3DS is looking mighty bright right now.

So what I’m going to be counting down is the top seven games I want to see rereleased on the Virtual Console service for the 3DS. So far, a lot of the really great ones have been released like Super Mario Land 2, The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening and even some lesser known classics like Gargoyle’s Quest. But there’s still plenty left they can pick from. Now, I’m only going to be doing Gameboy and Gameboy Color games because so far that’s all the service has hit. This list is open to both Nintendo and third party developed games as both have been released so far. So without further delay, let’s get to it.