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EON Super 64 HDMI Adapter For The Nintendo 64 Review

The Nintendo 64 is an absolutely amazing console for many reasons. It houses some of the most beloved video games of all time. Unfortunately, although N64’s aren’t too hard to find, the old-school CRT TVs that provide a lag-free experience are now rather difficult to come by, and do you really want a chunky TV just for gaming on one console? That’s where the EON Super 64 (See it at Amazon) comes in, as it allows you to play the N64 on a modern TV, if you have the coin. Luckily for me, it’s worth every penny.

EON Super 64 HDMI Adapter – Design and Features

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Drift Leads to Class Action Lawsuit

Nintendo could find itself the target of a class action lawsuit over the drift problem found in its Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons.

The law firm of Chimicles Schwartz Kriner & Donaldson-Smith (CSK&D) has filed a class action lawsuit against Nintendo in the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington. CSK&D allege that Nintendo’s Joy-Cons violate “various consumer protection statutes as well as various warranty and common law claims.”

The law firm asserts that the Joy-Con controllers are “defective” as a result of drifting, or where the Joy-Cons “automatically register movement when the joystick is not being controlled by the user and interfere with gameplay.”

How Satoru Iwata Saved Earthbound from Development Hell

To this day, Earthbound is a beloved classic that belongs in any “Best RPGs of all time” list – but without help from the late Nintendo President Satoru Iwata, it might have never been finished.

Iwata-san, a book recently published in Japan by Earthbound creator Shigesato Itoi’s company Hobonichi, tells the story of Satoru Iwata’s life, mostly through his own words. While he passed away on July 11 in 2015, the book is a rearrangement of interviews with Iwata that were published on Itoi’s website Hobo Nikkan Itoi Shimbun. The book also includes new interviews with Shigeru Miyamoto and Shigesato Itoi on how they remember Iwata.

Doctor Strange 2 Director Already Told Us His Pick for the Villain

The Internet was rife with speculation about who the villain of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness could be after Marvel Studios announced the sequel at Comic-Con Saturday.

But director Scott Derrickson already told IGN who he wanted the sequel’s villain to be way back in 2016: Nightmare, a classic Doctor Strange nemesis right in line with the veteran horror helmer’s hope of making “the first scary MCU movie.”

See Tom Hanks As Mr. Rogers In First Trailer For A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood

Tom Hanks has played a lot of famous Americans over the years, including astronaut Jim Lovell in Apollo 13, Walt Disney in Saving Mr. Banks, Captain Richard Phillips in Captain Phillips, Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger in Sully, and James B. Donovan in Bridge of Spies. His next role is that of Fred Rogers, the TV personality from the long-running TV show Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

Sony has now released the first trailer for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, providing a first in-depth look at Hanks as Rogers. The movie is based on the true story of Rogers’ relationship with journalist Tom Junod (Matthew Rhys). Junod was tasked with writing a profile of Rogers, but it became so much more than that; A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood tells this story.

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You can read Junod’s actual profile of Rogers in this 1998 piece for Esquire.

Marielle Heller (Diary of a Teenage Girl) is directing the film off a script from Transparent writers Micah Fitzerman-Blue and Noah Harpster. It hits theaters in November 2019.

The new Mister Rogers movie with Hanks follows the Mister Rogers documentary Won’t You Be My Neighbor from Oscar winning director Morgan Neville. It was released earlier this year to much acclaim.

Shigeru Miyamoto Opens Up in New Book about Missing Late Nintendo President Satoru Iwata

The relationship between Shigeru Miyamoto and late Nintendo President Satoru Iwata was a personal one.

Iwata-san, a book published today in Japan by Hobonichi, includes a new interview with Mario creator Miyamoto on how he remembers Iwata, who passed away in 2015. A similar interview with Shigesato Itoi, the creator of Earthbound and founder of Hobonichi, is included as well.

“To me, he was a friend more than anything,” Miyamoto says. “It never felt like he was my boss or that I was working under him. He never got angry; we never fought about anything.”

Miyamaoto says it was never a point of friction that Iwata, who was seven years Miyamoto’s junior, became his boss. “Normally, if someone younger than yourself with fewer years of experience becomes president, it might be difficult to get along with each other, but it was never like that. It had always been obvious that he was more suited for the position (than me), so it never became a problem. I think it allowed us to naturally become true friends.”