One strategy that Nintendo has had for its most current handheld system has been reaching back into the past.  So far, Nintendo has taken two of the best games ever made on the system, polished up the graphics and released them in 3D.  In a perplexing move, the next title that has been announced on to be redone in three dimensions is none other than Superman 64.  While I can certainly see the appeal of being able to fly through Metropolis in 3D, it seems like there could have been many other games ahead of this one to be remade.  Click ahead to see a few more surprising details about this newest Nintendo 64 remake.

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Video games as art has been a debate for quite a while now.  While the arguments for each side could be never-ending, the arguments of those who consider games as art has recently gotten a little stronger.  Currently in the National Gallery of Art is an exhibit dedicated to the art of video games.  At first thought, you might assume the exhibit is nothing but a grouping of framed concept art for a few games, but what you'll find upon entering is a well thought out exhibit filled with every aspect of how a game could be considered as art.

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One of favorite things about the Nintendo 3DS, right out of the box, were all of the augmented reality games that were included.  Save for a few examples here and there, the AR possibilities for the 3DS have been woefully underused.  With Kid Icarus: Uprising coming to the US next friday, Nintendo is going to rectify this using the AR Idol Cards battle system.

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After picking up my brand new Playstation Vita, I inserted the fingernail-sized card that housed my copy of Uncharted: Golden Abyss.  Having heard rumblings of a particular downloadable title being quite good, I logged onto the Playstation Network to check it out.  Priced at only eight dollars, I figured it was worth a try, so I downloaded it.  This brings us to today, where I’m only a few chapters into Uncharted: Golden Abyss, but I’ve gotten more than my eight dollars worth out of Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack.

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Capcom is one of those developers that tends to find a series that works and run with it.  Resident Evil is a series that shows this concept quite well.  Don’t let the six in the title of the upcoming PS3/360 title fool you, this series has more spinoffs and re-releases than a 1970s sitcom.  The latest entry in the series, Resident Evil: Revelations, hit the 3DS in February boasting amazing graphics and Circle Pad Pro support.  Does this latest game live up to the high standards set by the series, or does it misspell its way into insignificancy?

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