Tag: Pokemon

Pokémon SnapBack | PLP 017

 

Hosts Koerri and KJ (mainly Koerri) get really excited for the brand new follow up to Pokémon Snap. 

Is Star Wars: Squadrons an apology for a rocky Battlefront 2 launch? The fellers will get into the latest from the house of EA. 

Speaking of big corporations, what’s going on with Nintendo? This company has been pretty quiet thus far in 2020. It’s The Play Legit Podcast. Gaming and Real Talk all in on place.

by Koerri Elijah

Pokémon Sword & Shield release date and new features announced

This November 15th Pokémon will change forever.

From new Pokémon from the Galar region to fighting Giants in Dynamax battles, Pokémon Sword and Shield looks to bring the ultimate trainer experience to the Nintendo Switch.

With the inclusion of max raids and stadium battles trainers can team up or face head to head to be known as the very best.

Preorder Pokémon Sword or Shield here: https://swordshield.pokemon.com/en-us/?cid=&utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=swordshield&utm_term=65trailer

by Koerri Elijah

Nintendo E3 Podcast: The Ultimate Verdict

The Mission 3 crew reviews Nintendo’s E3 presentation. Super Smash Bros Ultimate y’all! Gamers must unlock the characters, old school style. (more…)

by Koerri Elijah

Top 10 Retro Must-Plays

Real Talk by: Rickayyyyy

There are tons of games these days, and the sheer amount of them sometimes hinder many people from playing some of the classics. There are so many good retro games that it can be hard to choose which ones to play. I am here to aid you with my top 10 favorite retro games (I count retro as anything N64/Playstation and before). If you haven’t played all the games in this list, you should really play them, you’ll have a great time. Let’s get cracking. Continue reading “Top 10 Retro Must-Plays”

by Rickayyyyy

Game Boy (1990) System Review

Real Talk By: Ms. Throwback

The 90’s are a decade of years that will always be fondly remembered for the good and the bad.  While the mechanical advances in the car industry were something to be ignored, technological advances in the toy arena were bringing up a whole new set of kids that were ready for the future.  Furbies that could communicate with each other, Tamagochis that needed to be cared for around the clock, and easy bake ovens that made real confections were just some of the fond memories that made being a 90’s kid special.  By 1989 Nintendo was ready to get in on the action with a handheld video game system that would sweep the nation for literally decades to come.  Enter, the original Game Boy: Continue reading “Game Boy (1990) System Review”

by Ms. Throwback