The title Nostalgia has twin meanings in Ignition's new DS Japanese RPG. It describes the gorgeous alternate 19th Century Earth you explore, full of familiar settings like London, Cairo, Tokyo, and Easter Island. But instead of robber barons and tuberculosis, this is a world of airships and monsters. Original post by Arts-and-Entertainment:Animation Articles from EzineArticles.com
Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter has some stuff going for it. It's telling a detailed story, it's pretty, the creation aspect is cool, and there is a lot to do. Sadly, those parts don't come together in the end. The pacing is off thanks to conversations that go on and on, the cool creation [...]
Back in 2004 the Game Boy Advance got a freaking sweet Astro Boy game when the consoles got a lame one. With the release of the movie another fairly lame console game is out. Unfortunately gamers can't snag their favorite Nintendo handheld for salvation, because the DS version of Astro Boy: The Video Game is [...]
In Sudoku Ball –- Detective you solve a murder mystery by solving Sudoku puzzles. It may sound strange, but I suppose it's no stranger than killing a goblin by matching colored gems in Puzzle Quest. I don't want to give you the idea that Sudoku Ball is anywhere near as fun as Puzzle Quest, though. [...]
Touchmaster continues to be a solid brand on the Nintendo DS – Touchmaster 3 is not overwhelmingly awesome, but it is definitely one of those cartridges that's perfect for anyone since its chock full of variety. There's something here for everybody. Original post by Arts-and-Entertainment:Animation Articles from EzineArticles.com
FIFA 10 on DS takes a very similar approach to last year's game. Everything still runs at a very smooth 60 frames per second and they pack about as much visual fidelity as you can on the limited DS hardware. Original post by Arts-and-Entertainment:Animation Articles from EzineArticles.com
By now, teasing a company for relegating a popular license into the videogame cliche of a kart racer is cliche itself, so let's not take Madagascar Kartz down that road. Instead, let's look at the game for what it is: a quick kart racing cash-in that's, unsurprisingly, not as good as Mario Kart. Original post [...]
At first glance, I might not be the guy you'd expect to find reviewing Band Hero. I'm not Craig Harris, which means I didn't review the last three DS Guitar Hero games, and I'm not Erik Brudvig or Chris Roper, which means I'm not some amazing plastic guitar shredder. I'm Greg Miller; I review wrestling [...]
Perhaps it was biding its time, but with LEGO Rock Band the rhythm design has finally strutted onto the dual screen system. And it is good. Very good. In fact, it's the best version of LEGO Rock Band, thanks to Backbone Entertainment. Original post by Arts-and-Entertainment:Animation Articles from EzineArticles.com
Back in the day there was a Maxis game called SimSafari. In it players designed and maintained a wildlife reserve on the African savannah. It was all about balancing plant and animal life and creating a vibrant oasis. SimAnimals Africa is sort of that game, but it's more about making your meerkat be best friends [...]