Todd Martens
Writer and Game Critic at Los Angeles Times
Video games, theme parks + immersive entertainment | Columnist for the Los Angeles Times | I go to Disneyland too often | Go Cubs | [email protected]
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5 days ago |
mahoningmatters.com | Todd Martens
LOS ANGELES - Summer in SoCal doesn't just mean beaches or bleachers. It's an ideal, albeit crowded, time to visit one of our many theme parks. No matter which park you choose, there's a water ride or two to cool you off and a host of entertainment options. The Disneyland Resort is in the midst of a major anniversary, and Knott's Berry Farm brings back a favorite must-see - or must-play, rather - summer staple.
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1 week ago |
latimes.com | Todd Martens
1 Summer in SoCal doesn’t just mean beaches or bleachers. It’s an ideal, albeit crowded, time to visit one of our many theme parks. No matter which park you choose, there’s a water ride or two to cool you off and a host of entertainment options. The Disneyland Resort is in the midst of a major anniversary, and Knott’s Berry Farm brings back a favorite must-see — or must-play, rather — summer staple.
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2 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Todd Martens
LOS ANGELES - Nintendo is in many ways a different company now than it was back in 2017 when it released the Switch. For one, it has sold more than 150 million units of its hybrid TV/on-the-go console, making it the defining game device of the last decade. Nintendo also expanded its universes beyond its game consoles.
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2 weeks ago |
latimes.com | Todd Martens
The Switch 2 is centered on continuing Nintendo’s legacy rather than reinventing it. While it’s expensive, and has just one flashy new game in “Mario Kart World,” early indications show that the machine will be a worthy successor. Nintendo is in many ways a different company now than it was back in 2017 when it released the Switch. For one, it has sold more than 150 million units of its hybrid TV/on-the-go console, making it the defining game device of the last decade.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Todd Martens
10 Games That Start Great But Get Progressively WorseGames are just media and, like most media, some games start out with a bang and slowly wear out their welcome. We've seen it time and time again and …
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