Reviews – Lego Batman (DS)
October 8, 2008 by Mike · Leave a Comment
Lego Batman may be a new Nintendo DS release that put players in the boots of the Caped Crusader, but its core gameplay is a familiar one. Players that experienced Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy would probably get a sense of déjà vu with Lego Batman, but that doesn’t make the game less enjoyable.
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Review Surfing – Kirby Super Star Ultra (DS)
October 7, 2008 by Mike · Leave a Comment
It’s the calm before the storm. Good games have recently been dispatched by Nintendo for its DS handheld, but many of the fans appear to be looking at the calendar as they eagerly anticipate major releases coming later this month or early November. Unfortunately, the fans are overlooking one Nintendo superstar: Kirby, that cute pink ball.
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Reviews – Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood (DS)
October 1, 2008 by Mike · Leave a Comment
The long-awaited Sonic game is finally here. Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood is “long-awaited” because the blue hedgehog’s games have been quite bad as of late. Sega, the franchise’s publisher, tapped legendary RPG maker Bioware to develop Sonic Chronicles for the Nintendo DS. The million-dollar question: is The Dark Brotherhood good enough to bring Sonic’s groove back? That’s what we aim to find out today.
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Review Surfing – Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood (DS)
September 30, 2008 by Mike · Leave a Comment
Sonic the Hedgehog is back in the Nintendo DS, but it’s not quite the same Sonic that we’re used to. Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood is an RPG—and get this—the game is developed by Bioware, a developer known for critically-acclaimed RPGs like Baldur’s Gate, Neverwinter Nights, and Mass Effect.
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Reviews – Spore Creatures (DS)
Spore Creatures is a charming game, and is nothing like its PC counterpart, but that’s not necessarily a bad or good thing. By itself, Spore Creatures is actually not bad. However, since the game carries the “Spore” moniker, comparisons and criticisms can’t be avoided.
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Review Surfing: Disgaea DS (DS)
Laharl and company return in Disgaea DS
Some of us may be familiar with the addiction that Disgaea has inflicted, but so far, the effects have only been felt on the PlayStation 2, PSP, and PS3. Well, Disgaea DS could change all that. As the name suggests, this new Disgaea game is for the Nintendo DS, but is it as good as its PlayStation cousins?
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Review – Dragon Quest IV: Chapter of the Chosen (DS)
September 17, 2008 by Mike · 2 Comments
RPG remake season seems to be at full swing. Final Fantasy IV was released last July for the Nintendo DS, and critics think it’s great. Chrono Trigger is also making its way to the dual screens this November. Could the same be said for the recently-released Dragon Quest IV: Chapter of the Chosen? Let’s find out.
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Game Review – Bangai-O Spirits (DS)
The Bangai-O Spirits gameplay is frantic as it gets.
Mechs (or mecha in Japan) are awesome, and that’s why they’re popular. But strangely, there’s a lack of buzz surrounding Bangai-O Spirits, a mech-themed action game for the Nintendo DS. Add that to the fact that this DS game was developed by Treasure (the creator of Astro Boy: Omega Factor and Gunstar Heroes), and you’ve got yourself a conundrum. Read more
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Another Late DailyNintendo review - Rayman and the Raving Rabbids 2
March 23, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
Welcome to another late review by DailyNintendo. We are busy around here, so we get around to games when we can. Check out what Raving Rabbids 2 has to offer.
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