First of all, you must know which kind of person Miyazaki Hayao is. He is named as Akira Kurosawa in the animation world.
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When it comes to licensed games, the DS doesn't have the best track record. More often than not, publishers are more concerned about getting box art out on the shelf than putting a quality game inside. But every once in a while we play a title that pleasantly surprises us and shows what a licensed [...]
Then there are titles like Imagine: Ballet Star, an anime-inspired, story-based, social simulator, ballerina RPG. It's easily the most unique of all the Imagine games and is definitely worth a look for anyone even remotely interested in the world of ballet dancing, but it ultimately stumbles under the weight of its own ambition.
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Barbie Horse Adventures: Riding Camp is the latest sequel in a Barbie sub-franchise that dates back to 2003 — you may remember its first installment, Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue, for the infamous ridicule it received in X-Play's “0 out of 5″ review and the fact that its Xbox version inexplicably gained backwards-compatibility with [...]
Developer Red Fly launched a new IP called Mushroom Men on both the Nintendo DS and Wii this holiday. While the Wii game turned out to be a fun, quirky platformer, the portable version is kind of a mess. There are some fun aspects to Mushroom Men: Rise of the Fungi, but cheap kills and [...]
Those chibi hamsters had their day in the sun in the US – after three different (and admittedly as fun as they were adorable) games on the Game Boy and Game Boy Advance, even Nintendo's given up on the Hamtaro brand, happily handing the reigns over to Natsume with the latest game: Hi! Hamtaro Ham-Ham [...]
There's a classic episode of Frasier where the Brothers Crane open a fancy restaurant and, as you would expect, everything goes hilariously wrong. Frasier and Niles, joined by Daphne, Roz, and Martin, must do everything themselves, from waiting tables, mixing drinks, cooking, and keeping the guests happy. Hell's Kitchen is a lot like that episode, [...]
Reviewing games like Emma in the Mountains and Emma at the Farm is a difficult proposition, mainly because they aren't actually games at all. The Emma titles have more in common with a pop-up book you'd find on the shelves of your local bookstore than a traditional videogame.
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Reviewing games like Emma in the Mountains and Emma at the Farm is a difficult proposition, mainly because they aren't actually games at all. The Emma titles have more in common with a pop-up book you'd find on the shelves of your local bookstore than a traditional videogame.
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Though he's almost always clothed in it from head to toe, Nintendo's Link is not very green. He willfully pollutes the land of Hyrule with bomb smoke, haphazardly slashes through grasses and shrubs and brazenly assaults innocent farm animals for the fun of it — to the point that flocks of foul have been known [...]