We had a lot of good things to day about the first Bleach game on DS, and guess what; we've got a lot more to say about its sequel. Bleach: Dark Souls – also known as Bleach 2nd – is a sequel to developer Treasure's anime fighter from October of 2007. Original post by Arts-and-Entertainment:Animation [...]
Though absent from the public eye for most of the '90s, popular '80s toy franchise My Little Pony has seen something of a resurgence in recent years. New toys, TV shows. Straight-to-DVD films. And so it was only a matter of time before the classic young girls' brand from Hasbro made an appearance on Nintendo's [...]
The Nintendo DS has seen a number of ports and remakes of older games. And while Mazes of Fate seems like it's a port of an old school dungeon role playing game, it's actually only about two years old. The former Game Boy Advance title has gotten an overhaul in the dungeon department for its [...]
Animal Paradise is cute and cuddly, and its animal stars are most certainly adorable. But there's very little gameplay to be found here — the package is more of a glorified image gallery for the Hana Deka brand. Original post by Arts-and-Entertainment:Animation Articles from EzineArticles.com
The DS touch screen is a natural fit for graphic adventure games, and Unsolved Crimes is a competent offering that should give fans a small puzzle-solving fix. Visually, it's straight out of 1992 with its generic characters and ghetto animation. But the gameplay is solid, featuring a nice mix of exploration and evidence examination. Original [...]
An hour into my very first game of Rain Drops I began to realize this puzzle game might be a little too casual. It plods along seemingly endlessly with little challenge and fails to get its hooks into you and keep you playing. Puzzle games usually don't offer a wide variety of gameplay, so what [...]
LEGO Batman: The Videogame is the third “universe” to get the LEGO videogame treatment from development studio Travelers Tales. You may have played LEGO Star Wars or LEGO Indiana Jones, and if you did you're not going to be thrown a whole lot of new elements in this Gotham-gone-plastic world. Original post by Arts-and-Entertainment:Animation Articles [...]
For some, strange and entirely unknown reason, Dinosaur King and I are kindred spirits. Maybe it's the fun everyone remembers as kids looking at dinosaur books and wishing – much like I did so many years ago – that they had a pet raptor in their garage, or maybe it's the fact that Dinosaur King [...]
The Nintendo DS has become more than a handheld game system. Numerous titles have released that are not games, but rather software applications. My SAT Coach is the latest in these DS tools. It's not a brain game, but rather an interactive guidebook for passing the SATs, for students that would rather use their DS [...]
Most people — particularly the crowd that would probably gravitate toward something like Pipe Mania — have played games like this before. The explosion in popularity of casual games and portal web sites has meant that the familiar Pipe Dream-esque gameplay idea of laying pipe (hey, quit snickering) to guide the flow of… stuff from [...]