Casual games goes bonkers when 101-in-1 Party Megamix hits the Nintendo Wii. You want to race - it’s here. Solve a puzzle - good to go. Shoot something yourself or compete against others - sure. There’s so many choices it will make your head spin. And bring a smile to your face every time.
Think you’re Mister Fisherman because you can handle a rod and reel? What about taking on those fishy foes using a bow or a spear gun? Not so confident now, huh? So you better warm up your Wii casting arm/bowstring pulling back arm/shooting arm because the big ones won’t hold still while you aim.
The Wii has released a sequel to one of the most underrated titles of the 8-bit era, A Boy and His Blob. What we get on the Wii is a modern take on a the 2D platformer, and though its somewhat of a mixed bag, its worth it for anyone looking for a game with true nostalgic feel.
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s Wheelie Breakers is a deep and engrossing drive through great looking terrain in a futuristic world with high-octane motorcycle racing. The card-based system implemented works beautifully along with the game play and control system to create an adventure worth your time.
Spectrobes: Origins entertains with useful and fun motion controls, cute and stylish presentation that doesn’t get old and game play that continues to evolve and entertain the more you play. Training your Spectrobes from little ones to dangerous adults is totally engrossing and the hours fly by.
Muramasa: The Demon Blade has a formula that is polished to the extreme and is one of the most complete and deep video games in its genre. This energetic action RPG video game is a visual masterpiece that takes you on a journey that challenges you and entertains you the farther you travel.
NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits includes intelligently designed control system, challenging tasks and puzzles, moody music and vibrant environments, and entertaining and satisfying gameplay. A great video game for all ages and tastes, NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits is a pleasurable ride.
Cursed Mountain will entertain you for the first two hours, until you realize you’re only alive due to chance, and the challenges you keep encountering are strangely familiar. A video game with a few fearful elements that the audiovisual presentation, pace of play and story line try to support.
Sometimes, the games we remember playing as kids can turn out to be harder than we remember them. Pulseman might be a title few remember, and while it’s not impossible, some of the boss fights can be a little frustrating. Let my guide give you an advantage when you throw down with the baddies.
