Review – Luigi’s Mansion (3DS)
Luigi Returns to His Haunting Grounds Following their work on Ocarina of Time 3D and Majora’s Mask 3D, Grezzo’s port of Luigi’s Mansion to the 3DS is better than the…
Review – The Quiet Man (PS4)
Scores Are Arbitrary I’m just going to start talking about The Quiet Man and hope that it makes sense. This is going to be one of those games that floats around the memories…
Review – Jake Hunter Detective Story: Ghost of the Dusk (3DS)
For Love Jake Hunter: Ghost of the Dusk is the closest a game has come to putting players in the shoes of a hardboiled detective. More visual novel than adventure…
Catching Up: With the Luigi’s Mansion Series
The original Luigi’s Mansion launched with the Gamecube in America on November 18th, 2001. As Nintendo’s marquee title for the system and a new direction for the character, the game…
What Tilting Windmill Is:
In Don Quixote, the tale’s hero haphazardly jousts with windmills, for he is convinced they are giants. His heroism is misplaced, but nevertheless, it is idealistic, ambitious, and romantic. At every stage, creativity must be all of those things.
“Tilting at windmills” often means to fight with imaginary foes or enter a battle that cannot be won. Here at Tilting Windmill Studios, though, it means embracing the quixotic, bizarre mind of Don Quixote in pursuit of creative endeavors. Creativity should be a bit wacky and different after all, right?
