Category Archives: Review

Coins are in endless supply these days (and hence lives) in the Mushroom kingdom. People love money, so this should be a no-brainer, right? This sequel is exactly what the 2 (inserting 2 after a title is not very original) … Continue reading →

Editor’s Note: This review is based off of beta v0.9.7. A commercial release is coming, so it is not likely that many more versions for the free game will be made. One mannequin sporting a suit shall stalk those who run … Continue reading →

Monkey see, monkey bomb. An entire game is based around that. Bomb Monkey is that game, and it’s an innovative $4.99 Nintendo 3DS eShop puzzle game that does not use 3D. The goal is to wreck havoc on puzzle pieces … Continue reading →

Final Fantasy was not Hironobu Sakaguchi’s final fantasy. The Last Story for Wii proves that. The Last Story, heavily hyped since 2009 is a collaborative work between Mistwalker and AQ Interactive,  sponsored by Nintendo. Its lead developer is the creator of … Continue reading →

Editor’s Note: This review was written for Gamecrunch.co. Editorials/regular post will be making their return in the soon future. Stay tuned. 7 Wonders II is a puzzler available on the DSi and 3DS eShop, priced at $7.99. It’s an intriguing take of what … Continue reading →

This was originally posted on… GamingEvolution. War is ever changing, however, one fact remains, that it has always been a brutal affair in real-life and real-time strategy games. Usually brutal affairs frighten people into hiding, but, Starcraft II: Wings of … Continue reading →

This was originally posted on… GamingEvolution. Sin & Punishment: Star Successor’s title may be utter nonsense, but it’s a fine description of Treasure’s latest title. Basically, its description goes something like this: it’s so enjoyable; it’s a sin, which happens … Continue reading →

This was originally posted on… GamingEvolution. When I initially started Metroid: Other M, I could not help but feel disappointed. Sure, it felt like Metroid to an extent, but something was off. That something was my expectations of what Metroid … Continue reading →

This was originally posted on… GamingEvolution. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and while it may be on a person to person basis, I believe there is an exception. Super Mario Galaxy 2 is that exception, for any … Continue reading →