Jeff Akervik

This week, Brian opens up the mailbag to answer questions from Game Informer readers and All Things Nintendo listeners.

As 2021 comes to a close, All Things Nintendo looks towards 2022.

This week's episode is all about looking back at the best that 2021 had to offer in the world of Nintendo.

My eyes! My eyes!!

It's craptastic times ten!

More video game cover art that was supposed to be good, but isn't.

A long overdue status update on something most people care little to nothing about. Joy.

And you thought this blog was dead. Trust me, this crap never dies. Ever.

Ganon would be so proud.

Like I needed another reason to love the Zelda franchise.

What do you get when you mix an abortion of wrestling creativity with a stubborn wall? Pure gold, that's what...

Here in good 'ol Minnesota we're apparently the worst at..wait for it...tornadoes. Huh? Yep, it's a dubious list indeed. See for yourself.

Could it be your love of a particular video game is the result of more than just the title's endearing qualities? I'm starting to think so.

Now my days here at GI are endlessly consumed by nothing but fear (and dreams of Zelda). And then more fear.

Wanna help me decide which stellar title in my robust gaming collection I should play next? Of course you do.

Ten more crappy video game covers. Same crappy results.

When developers eschew tried-and-true methods of handling basic game mechanics for those of the more irritating and archaic variety, we all lose... our sanity.

Figured it was about time I ran through some of the more memorable songs I've come across during my ever-so-glorious stint as a gamer.

What if we lived in a world dominated by roller skating-obsessed hipsters with an insane sense of fashion and social graces? Glad you asked.

What starts out as a fun and whimsical trip down memory lane in the Mushroom Kingdom soon devolves into madness. Say hello to the sadistic side of New Super Mario Bros. Wii.