Hyrule Warriors Review
October 6, 2014 at 3:07 pm | Posted in Game Review, Wii U Review | Leave a commentTags: Nintendo, wii u, zelda
With Nintendo struggling to craft their wares in HD and the Wii U being all but abandoned by the big publishers, the Japanese power-house has been forced to reach out to developers and hand them the reins to their biggest IPs in order to secure the support the console badly needs. Iwata-san hinted at this new strategy in a Nintendo Direct in 2013, and Hyrule Warriors is the first game to emerge from one of these new partnerships.
Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Review
September 1, 2014 at 11:18 am | Posted in Game Review, PS3 Review | Leave a commentTags: Level 5, Ni no Kuni, PS3, Studio Ghibli
I make a point of abstaining from reviewing a game until I’ve finished it, or at least got to a point where I’ve seen all it has to offer. I wasn’t expecting this to take so long with Ni No Kuni, but here we are, a good 18 months after it was released in the UK, and I’ve finally finished this wonderful game.
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Tomodachi Life Review
June 17, 2014 at 12:14 pm | Posted in 3DS Review, Game Review | Leave a commentTags: 3ds, Nintendo, Tomodachi Life review
There are many events I never thought I would ever witness in a video game. Mr T skateboarding in the park wearing a pirate outfit. Conchita Wurst and Spongebob Squarepants engaging in a rap battle dressed as chickens. Will Smith dreaming of being Miss Piggy’s key ring. All of these, and many more, happened within my first few days playing through Tomodachi Life. To label Nintendo’s new life-sim as weird doesn’t quite do its zany gameplay and scenarios justice. It’s simply the most bonkers game I’ve ever played.
Mario Kart 8 review
June 3, 2014 at 12:19 pm | Posted in Game Review, Wii U Review | Leave a commentTags: mario kart 8 review, Nintendo, wii u
So here we are. In our hands lies Nintendo’s latest instalment in the insanely awesome karting series that has defined the whole genre, and lead the pack since its inception on the SNES in 1992. Each game has been a massive system seller, and never have Nintendo needed that to be more true than with the Wii U version, cunningly titled Mario Kart 8. The jump to HD may have taken longer than anyone, Nintendo included, had expected or hoped, but the result is one of the best games in the entire series.
Duck Tales Remastered Review
May 19, 2014 at 11:21 am | Posted in Game Review, Wii U Review | Leave a commentTags: capcom, disney, Duck Tales, Nintendo, review, wii u
Capcom have released a remastered version of the NES classic, complete with that awesome theme tune. Sing along now: Life is like a hurricane, here in Duckberg. Race cars, lasers, aeroplanes, it’s a duck blur. Might solve a mystery, or re-write history. Duck Tales woo-hoo!
Lego City Undercover Review
May 19, 2014 at 10:35 am | Posted in Game Review, Wii U Review | Leave a commentTags: lego city undercover, Nintendo, review, wii u
Announced alongside the Wii U, Traveller’s Tales first open-world LEGO game provided an early glimpse of what the new console was capable of and showed Nintendo was willing to court third-party support. It may have slipped from bolstering the Wii U’s launch line-up but has the extra development time helped its cause? Check out our review to find out.
Mario Tennis Open Review
May 19, 2014 at 9:20 am | Posted in 3DS Review, Game Review | Leave a commentMario Tennis on the N64 was one of my favourite sports titles back in the day. Have Camelot conjured up another ace here, or is it a double-fault?
Epic Mickey review
February 15, 2011 at 11:55 pm | Posted in Game Review, Wii Review | Leave a commentTags: disney, epic mickey, mickey, Nintendo wii, oswald, review
Being an animation buff I was incredibly excited about Disney’s Epic Mickey. While it hasn’t ended up being everything I’d hoped for I still found it to be a highly enjoyable adventure.
Ivy the Kiwi
December 30, 2010 at 7:10 pm | Posted in Game Review, Wii Review | Leave a commentTags: game review, ivy the kiwi, ivy the kiwi review, Nintendo, prope, sega, Wii
Yuji Naka’s new title hits the Wii thanks to Rising Star Games. But can it match the esteemed Director’s past games?
Professor Layton & The Lost Future review
October 31, 2010 at 9:45 pm | Posted in DS Review | Leave a commentTags: DS, Level 5, nintendo ds, Professor Layton review
The canny Professor returns to solve a third mystery. England’s Prime Minister has been kidnapped and is being held somewhere in the future. Layton and his apprentice, Luke will have to have their wits about them if they’re to unwind this time-travelling tale.
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