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After ten months of trailing Sony’s PlayStation 4 in total units sold, Microsoft’s Xbox One can claim a “victory” – NPD reports for November show that the XB1 ultimately outsold the PS4 during this year’s holiday shopping rush. This actually breaks a ten-month streak that completely favored Sony, dating all the way back to December…
The sales of Nintendo’s Amiibo figures are surprising, to say the least – according to Nintendo of America, there is roughly a 1:1 ratio and “attach rate” of Amiibo toys to copies of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. To be more specific, that’s over 710,000 figures – and copies of Super Smash Bros. There are 12…
You might remember the “Super Bad Mario” video – where Mario was edited into real-time footage, causing all kinds of chaos. Hilarity ensued. Super Bad Mario 2 features a special guest – Luigi! Check out the new video on The Chive, which does not disappoint: http://thechive.com/2014/11/11/super-bad-mario-edited-into-real-life-is-back-video/
At Game Freaks 365, the goal and direction for our content has always been fair and unbiased coverage for all games -industry topics, current events, ‘gamer culture’ in general. We love video games and enjoy discussing them; unfortunately not everything is always ‘fun and games’, as the old saying goes. It’s time to address the elephant…
If you aren’t familiar with Attack on Titan, the anime series has recently been increasing in popularity in North America – so much that the slick-looking Nintendo 3DS game based on the show, The Last Wings of Mankind, appears to be coming to western regions.
Do you love Pokemon? What about presidential history? Okay, you don’t have to be a history buff OR a Pokemon fanatic to find this cool. Etsy artist Brandon Davis came up with this cool graphic of Pokemon characters dressed as past United States presidents. If you don’t get a kick out of it, well, you’re…
I remember the first time you could get something special by “pre-ordering” a video game. Anyone that reserved a copy of Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo 64 before it launched in 1998 received a special gold-colored “Collector’s Edition” cartridge, with a shiny gold box. To this day, the gold carts are…
