GamingUnion.net: "Alice In Wonderland is actually a surprisingly good movie tie-in game. However, it’s not without some issues. There’s no real penalty for failing, and there are some AI and control issues. However, it’s actually surprising good title and for kids, this game will definitely hold some value."
GDC 2010: Scribblenauts developer talks about staying true to the studio’s vision, even when it meant walking away from all the business they had.
Let’s look at the complaints about Zelda that have been uttered since Ocarina of Time. Majora’s Mask’s 3 Day system makes the game unaccessible and the game is "too hard". Oracle of Seasons and Ages were not made by Nintendo, the boss fights are too difficult, and the combined ending was too convoluted to expect anyone to experience it. Four Swords and by extension The Minish Cap is too easy. Twilight Princess is too much like Ocarina of Time. Phantom Hourglass is too cartoony, stylus controls blow, and the game is again… too easy. Finally we get to Spirit Tracks: Game is too boring, cutscenes too long, and the train travel is stupid as it turns Zelda into an on rails shooter. All of this is said because Ocarina of Time told everyone that "this is what Zelda is suppose to be".
This week only, Amazon.com is offering Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days for Nintendo DS for $19.99. That’s more than 40% off retail price and the best price ever available for this game.
The Toys"R"Us in Times Square is giving Pokémon lovers a chance to try out the Pokéwalker that comes with the game on the day of its release.
GFB writes: "Cing, the developer of popular titles like Little King’s Story, Trace Memory, Monster Rancher, and Hotel Dusk, has sadly filed for bankruptcy due to what has been described as "insurmountable debts that the company will never be able to pay". Needless to say it’s sad to start the week with this news."
Check out this video featuring gameplay footage for WarioWare D.I.Y.
