By Harold Goldberg UPDATE: On Friday, Nintendo postponed preorders of its Switch 2. With the stock markets in freefall, and no talk of tariffs at its event on Thursday, the company may be now re-considering how tariffs will effect the price of its new console. Says Nintendo, the preorder halt was done “in order to…
Tickets for the 14th Annual New York Game Awards on 1/21/25 are now available! By Isaac Espinosa The strength of Mario and Luigi’s brotherly bond is enough to get them through thick and thin. But will it be enough to save a world on the brink of disaster? Mario and Luigi: Brothership is the newest game…
By Ronald Gordon Hello once again and welcome back to the Roundup, an article written for the sole purpose of highlighting the works of our NYVGCC members and interns alike! October seems to be a great month for game releases as we’ve got not only the new Silent Hill 2 Remake that came out, but…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome back to the Roundup, where we find the stories posted by interns and members to highlight the excellent work they’ve done! School is back in session for the Critics Circle, and we’ve started our initiative to teach the basics of games journalism to young folk yet again. It’s always…
By Harold Goldberg This past Saturday, hundreds attended our awesome NYVGCC booth in tandem with the Henry Street Settlement’s super convivial community event. At Sol Lain Park, we gave away everything from stickers to a brand new iPad. Hundreds stopped by our booth during the day to learn about our Playing With Purpose programs and…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome to the Roundup, where we gather up the articles of our Interns and Members and give them the recognition that they deserve! Summer is coming to an end and with, that the experiences we’ve had are closing as well. I had an amazing time this Summer, especially after my…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome back to the Roundup! It’s the column where we spotlight the stories of members and interns alike! This week has been a fascinating one with many new game announcements sprouting from Summer Game Fest, the Xbox Showcase, and many more announcements taking the center stage in a lot of…
By Isaac Espinosa As the race for the Crystal Stars begins, will Mario be able to keep up in order to save Princess Peach? Or will she, along with the rest of the world, fall under the control of the sinister X-Nauts? The charming Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, first released in 2004, was…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome back to the Roundup, the column where we gather up the articles from interns and members alike to give them a shoutout! May seemed to be the month for a variety of exciting games; titles such as Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 and Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door Remake…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome back to the Roundup, the column that’s made to highlight the masterful works of interns and Circle members alike! May brings not only hotter weather but even hotter topics for discussion as games continue to evolve overtime. From stories about a tournament in Toronto revolving around a Tetris clone…