Because trouble comes in all sizes.
When Nintendo announced the upcoming Super Mario Maker for the Nintendo Wii U, kids young and old reveled in the possibilities. Generations have grown to love the gameplay and adventure of Super Mario. Being able to shape the experience directly opens up a world of limitless fun. Given the popular idea that learning to code should be an integral part of 21st century education, Super Mario Maker offers an intriguing entry into real world applications.
Gamers from all over the world are focused on the 2015 Electronic Entertainment Expo this week to glean what game developers have up their collective sleeves. As a former producer/writer for HappyPuppy.com, one of the first and arguably best video and computer game lifestyle websites, I still hold a keen interest in the genre. As a Dad, I’ve happily shared my love of games with my kids which in turn has reignited my focus on not only what’s cutting edge in the electronic game industry but specifically how the latest games will impact kids in general. Taking a passive approach to awareness will result in a rude awakening for many parents. We here at CuteMonster HQ decided to not let that happen to our readers on our watch. In fact, we’ll be posting what we deem to be noteworthy 2015 E3 news updates and tidbits right here on this page.