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Little Miss Gamer - America's Got the Next Top Videogame Mascot
It's reality competition show meets Little Miss Gamer... anything could happen
Z is plagued by the inability to finish video games. In a nightmare, she is visited the evil Count Dracula, who conspires with the cast of Castlevania Symphony of the Night to show her that finishing a game might not mean 'Game Over'.
With none of her childhood memories living up to her expectations, Z decides to dissect the idea of 'The Bad Game'. Everyone hates on E.T. for the Atari, but is it all that terrible? What makes a game bad, and when do we realize that bad games exist? Will Harry Potter be the next E.T.? Is humanity doomed to repeat their mistakes over and over?
Last time, Levi showed Z around his pinball showroom and thoroughly explained the history of pinball. Now its Z's turn to show Levi some of the greatest pinball video games ever made - to try to convince the world's biggest critic that it CAN be done well. If a man who repairs and sells pinball machines recognizes the merits of a simulation of a real machine, you know it must be good.
Blobonia needs a savior and The Boy is up to the challenge. How does one conquer a platformer when there's no jump button? Simple - just whistle for your Jellybean-eating Blob buddy! This episode of Little Miss Gamer cuts to the chase: there's some video games out there with strange mixed messages. 'A Boy and His Blob' is no exception - it's all about Vitamins-Good, Vitamins-Kill!
Little Miss Gamer is now on GoodGameTV.com ! Not only are more episodes on the way, but they'll be coming at you twice a month!
What's pink and sucks? Kirby, of course! Little Miss Gamer walks you through the lovable creampuff's NES romp: Kirby's Adventure. Released after the SNES' arrival, some call it the console's swansong. Z calls it a classic. Bonus travel ad and viewer mail from a certain magic kingdom.
Little Miss Gamer discovers that there are certain things that can't be replicated on a home console - like pinball! Join LMG as she interviews Levi Nayman, a pinball wiz with a showroom filled with old and new pinball machines. Classic cabinets reviewed include: Dimension, Night Rider, and Eight Ball.
This week Little Miss Gamer takes on another classic: StarTropics for the Nintendo. Although difficult, this game is definitely worth checking out!
Little Miss Gamer takes on the classic NES space shooter, Gyruss. To use the code or not to use the code, moral dilemmas abound for everyone's favorite girl gamer.
Little Miss Gamer shows off another classic game, Missile Command for the Atari 2600. The game that gave her nightmares as a child is on the verge of losing its classic scariness, while the gamer world looks the other way. Also reviewed is the Jakks Pacific Atari Plug-n-Play Collection. Fan mail comes from a Food Fight fan, evil aliens, and a girl gamer who just wants to have fun.
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