Even though 3D games are now available on the Nintendo eShop, tons of developers are still releasing their DSiWare games on both the eShop and DSi Shop. One of the latest DSiWare games available on these shops is Box Pusher. The game plays precisely as it sounds; you push boxes. Although this may not be the most revolutionary concept, the developers have done a pretty good job at adding tons of content and more to the game. Is this game worth $4.99, or should you just pass on this title? Read on to find out! -Greg Boe (admin) Continue reading
Category Archives: DS Reviews
Review: Antipole (DSiWare)
Antipole is a hybrid puzzle/platforming game that centers around the control of gravity. Made by the developers over at Saturnine Games, it has a lot of potential to be a great game. Thanks to the developers, we’ve been able to review this DSiWare game. Is this game worth its $4.99 cost? Find out after the break! -Drew T. Continue reading
Review: Flipper 2: Flush the Goldfish (DSiWare)
If you’ve been keeping up with the latest games on the Nintendo eShop and DSi Shop, you’ve probably at least heard of Flipper 2: Flush the Goldfish. Made by the folks at Goodbye Galaxy Games, this game is all about a fish named Flush on a quest to save his owner from a devilish monster. We’ve spent some time with the game, and have come to a conclusion on whether or not you guys should consider downloading it, so read on for the review! -Greg Boe (admin) Continue reading
Review: Fossil Fighters: Champions (DS)
Two years ago, Fossil Fighters was released for the Nintendo DS. Not many gamers picked up this game, due quite a few issues. This month, Nintendo has released a sequel to this game on the DS titled, Fossil Fighters: Champions, which is basically another try on the formula. We’ve played through the game and have gathered our thoughts on this game, and put it all in this review. How did this game turn out? Continue reading to find out! - Greg Boe (admin) Continue reading
Review: Professor Layton and the Last Specter (DS)
The Professor Layton series has always been known for its challenging puzzles, and captivating storyline. The last DS title in the series takes all of the mechanics from the previous games, and levels them up with more puzzles, harder challenges, extra mini games, weekly downloadable puzzles, and an entirely new side-game called: Professor Layton’s London Life. so, does all this extra hoopla make for a better experience, or just add clutter to something that was just fine as it was? …What, did you expect me to tell you the answer that before the break in the page? Continue reading to find out. - Dallas B. Continue reading
Review: The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords (DSiWare)
Although no Zelda game has ever gotten a bad rating, The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords was originally rated the worst Zelda game. The reason for this is that in order to fully enjoy the game, one would have to own a Gamecube, the game, four GBA, 4 copies of the GBA game, and 4 GBA/Gamecube connector cables. That was pretty expensive in its day! Recently, however, Nintendo has updated the game for DSiWare service, and the Nintendo 3DS E-shop. Now, the game uses wireless multiplayer, has new “Realm of Memories” levels that are sure to test even the most dedicated Zelda fans, and get this, It’s absolutely free! So do all these updates fix what was originally the most hard-to-own Zelda game to date? Keep reading to find out! - Dallas B. Continue reading
Review: Solatorobo: Red the Hunter (DS)
When most people think about videogames, they think about games like Mario, Zelda, and Sonic. Barely anyone would think about a game full of furries, robots, airships, and floating islands. The release of Solatorobo: Red the Hunter was a very pleasant surprise, even though no one expected it. Almost 10 years in the making, the folks at CyberConnect2 have really put their all into this game, and it’s amazing to see their creations finally come to life on the Nintendo DS. Now that the Nintendo 3DS is out, do you really need this game? To answer that question, absolutely, but Ryan and I will tell you why. Continue reading for the review! - Greg Boe (admin) Continue reading
Review: Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days (DS)
Last month, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance was shown at Tokyo Game Show 2011. The release of this game will mark the first Kingdom Hearts game to grace the 3DS, but what about the first on the DS? Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days was a landmark for several RPGs on the portable system, but is it any good? Let’s find out. Continue reading for the review! - Wayne Continue reading
Review: Kirby Mass Attack (DS)
Kirby has had many adventures on the Nintendo DS, and all of them are great, but you’ve never played a Kirby game like Kirby Mass Attack before. Instead of the standard platforming style the Kirby DS games usually are, Kirby Mass Attack is a Real-Time Strategy game where you control up to 10 Kirby’s at once in an attempt to return to normal and bring peace back to Popopo island! Is this game worth it, even if you have all the other Kirby DS games? Let’s find out. Continue reading for the full review! - Greg Boe (admin) Continue reading
Review: Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 (DS)
The highly acclaimed Dragon Quest series has led the RPG genre for over 20 years so whenever an entry to the series is released, it’s expected for it to get great scores from game critics like us. Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 for the Nintendo DS is no exception to this fact. In Japan, this game has already sold over 1.3 million copies, so there’s no question if it’s going to sell well or not. Instead, I’ll let you readers know all there is to know about this amazing sub-series in the Dragon Quest universe! Continue reading for the review! - Greg Boe (admin) Continue reading