Wait, what do you mean? I have no idea how to do that HTML thing.
Wait, what do you mean? I have no idea how to do that HTML thing.
How to host a mario-themed birthday:
1) Buy a mario gift bag set from us
2) Buy a mario snack pack from us
3) Buy mario wallpaper from us
4) Buy a wii u
5) Buy mario apparel from us as gifts
6) Buy mario fun-items like pin the tail on yoshi from us
7) buy a wii u
spurgeonryan said:
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yea, that totally didn't work for me.
no comment!
...not much time to post anymore, used to be awesome on here really good fond memories from VGchartz...
PSN: Skeeuk - XBL: SkeeUK - PC: Skeeuk
really miss the VGCHARTZ of 2008 - 2013...
spurgeonryan said:Nintendo to Launch Web Portal Dedicated to Kids, Parentsby Clay Johnson - June 24, 2014, 5:02 pm PDT The endeavor is coming later this year as part of a strategy to increase kids’ awareness of Nintendo’s franchises. Nintendo will be launching a web portal later this year aimed at introducing kids to the company’s properties, Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime revealed in a recent interview with VentureBeat. Fils-Aime said the portal “speaks directly to kids,” but it will also be a resource for parents. “It gives moms and dads some fun activities–how to plan a Mario-themed birthday party,” he noted. “Things that we know parents are interested in, but there’s not a ready resource. That kind of information doesn't exist on Nintendo.com today.” Fils-Aime stressed how critical this sort of thing is for the company, saying, “It’s a day to day job for us to create messaging and content for kids and parents to keep filling the funnel of new consumers to play our games.”
Go into the Html code to read my hidden news Vgchartz! Game inspired by Panzer Dragoon incoming!
Altura Studios Gets Nintendo’s ApprovalPosted by Jahanzeb Khan on 24 Jun 2014
Altura Studios — an independent developer hailing from the United Kingdom — has shared some good news on their official Twitter. The developer has been approved by Nintendo, which means that their future titles are good to go on the 3DS and Wii U. The following tweet was posted earlier: Their first major project is Legends of Valtria, an on-rails shooter that looks to be inspired by the Panzer Dragoon series, but with a more uplifting and friendlier aesthetic. With the recent thumbs up from Nintendo, you can expect the game to appear on the Wii U or even 3DS in the near future. In the meantime you can visit the official developer website to learn more about their cool project. Altura Studios Gets Nintendo’s ApprovalPosted by Jahanzeb Khan on 24 Jun 2014
Altura Studios — an independent developer hailing from the United Kingdom — has shared some good news on their official Twitter. The developer has been approved by Nintendo, which means that their future titles are good to go on the 3DS and Wii U. The following tweet was posted earlier: Their first major project is Legends of Valtria, an on-rails shooter that looks to be inspired by the Panzer Dragoon series, but with a more uplifting and friendlier aesthetic. With the recent thumbs up from Nintendo, you can expect the game to appear on the Wii U or even 3DS in the near future. In the meantime you can visit the official developer website to learn more about their cool project. Altura Studios Gets Nintendo’s ApprovalPosted by Jahanzeb Khan on 24 Jun 2014
Altura Studios — an independent developer hailing from the United Kingdom — has shared some good news on their official Twitter. The developer has been approved by Nintendo, which means that their future titles are good to go on the 3DS and Wii U. The following tweet was posted earlier: Their first major project is Legends of Valtria, an on-rails shooter that looks to be inspired by the Panzer Dragoon series, but with a more uplifting and friendlier aesthetic. With the recent thumbs up from Nintendo, you can expect the game to appear on the Wii U or even 3DS in the near future. In the meantime you can visit the official developer website to learn more about their cool project.
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Ahhh, I see!!!...... Said the blindman as he stumbled.
It worked this time.