Great for kids! The first game in the bundle is Cars which is based off of the Pixar film from 2006. It's a racing game and while the controls aren't as tight as one would like it's still pretty good. Read the rest of this entry »
Punch-Out!! for the Wii consists of two control schemes, which are motion controls & are just like playing Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! There is also balance board support for the motion controls, but that makes< Read the rest of this entry »
The action itself is extremely fast-paced. The tracks you race on are actually streets and highways. And where there's streets and highways, there's traffic. So it's a racing game that takes place with other cars< Read the rest of this entry »
Marble Madness isn't an overly complicated game. You are a marble that rolls down different platforms, trying to reach an "END" platform at the bottom. You bounce off of walls, fall of of edges, have to work your< Read the rest of this entry »
The Army Men series has the reputation of being possibly the worse series of games ever known to man. Having learnt of this reputation and having never played one before, it was with some reluctance that I handed< Read the rest of this entry »
First impressions found are nothing like the final product, not that it really matters. It does however show just how ingenious the mind of Tetsuya Mizuguchi (Sega Rally, Space Channel 5) must be. In essence, Rez< Read the rest of this entry »
Having a hands-on role in deciding every aspect of the fleet's growth and operation is a big part of what makes Infinite Space so enticing. Your back-and-forth travels between dozens of planets and numerous solar< Read the rest of this entry »
The conversion from the sands of time mechanic in the series of the same name for the last console generation to this generation's feature of having your trusty sidekick Elika save you constantly is handled fairly< Read the rest of this entry »
The game will take place in a universe that combines high technology with arcane magic. Since magic has only recently returned to the world, a power struggle has emerged between a massive, transnational corporation< Read the rest of this entry »
The espionage genre never really dies; it just hides as a sleeper agent from time to time. Fortunately for its fans, the genre is in full view right now with the success of the Bourne trilogy, 24, and the Bond< Read the rest of this entry »