A Fun Little Monster Mash
Monster Tale for the DS turns out to be a cute little game with a lot of heart. Sort of like Metroid or even Castlevania, it adds a kid-friendly twist to the normal adventure/fighting title.
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It’s a Bird…It’s a Plane…It’s a Penguin?
This week the Time Waster has Billy reliving the age old penguin dream: flight. Can our intrepid waster of office time achieve the impossible? Read and find out!
Is This Really What Fans Deserve?
Naruto Shippuden Kizuna Drive offers an original anime story for the PSP, though it’s best described as a filler arc. And the gameplay is repetitive. And the gameplay is repetitive. And…
Snailroid
This week Billy and the Weekly Time Waster give you an opportunity to waste time…slowly. What could be better than taking a whole work day and crawling across the equivalent of a sidewalk square?
Letters From Nowhere Is Going Somewhere
Letters From Nowhere 2 proves to be one of the best hidden object type games we’ve ever played, and sets the bar very high for any other titles to try and follow.
More Than Meets The Eye
Transformers: Dark of the Moon is a good movie tie-in game (yes they do exist) that lets us experience life as some of the lesser-known Decepticons and Autobots, which is a nice change from playing the big guys all the time.
Blast to the Past!
The 3rd Birthday is a unique and fun RPG for the PSP that hits all the right notes in terms of gameplay, and is amazing with graphics and sound to boot.
Cooperative Couch Mode Returns
Dungeon Siege III attacks the PC and, for the first time in the series, consoles. It brings amazing graphics, balanced gameplay, and a perfect implementation of on-the-couch cooperative play to awaiting fans.
A Game That’s A Real Workout
Zumba Fitness is the best way for a gamer to get a fun workout. And it works. In our testing, our reviewer lost 15 pounds, the first time a game has caused someone at GiN to lose weight!
Black Mirror Goes Out With A Bang!
Black Mirror III: Final Fear ends the adventure game trilogy in a nearly perfect way, wrapping up all the loose ends in a scary and satisfying manner. And it hints at another sequel.