Sonic Colours (DS)
The DS version of Sonic Colours is sort of the third Sonic Rush game, featuring gameplay similar to them both while adapting elements from the…
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (DS)
These Olympic Games are some of the more exhausting games to work through, although I’ve been told that they do get better. While I enjoyed…
Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood
A turn based RPG, which is a kind of game that I don’t really like. I’ve attempted a couple, but Sonic Chronicles is the only…
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (DS)
The handheld counterpart to the first Mario & Sonic Olympic Games on Wii. This is a fairly simple affair, but also much more enjoyable at…
Review: Professor Layton and the Spectre’s Call
Professor Layton has been somewhat of a surprise success. Originally released when everyone was crazy for Brain Training games, Layton grabbed the world with his…
Review: Murder in Venice (DS)
Murder in Venice follows the story of a young American tourist called Vera who stumbles across the scene of a murder. Whilst photographing evidence an…
Review: Doctor Who: Evacuation Earth (DS)
Some time after saving the SS Lucy Grey in Doctor Who: Return to Earth, Amy and The Doctor travel to the Lake District to witness…
Review: Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (DS)
It’s not often when a sports game sequel expands massively over it’s predecessor, especially one that is on a platform which is generally considered a…
Review: Sonic Rush Adventure (DS)
Sonic Rush sent Sonic back to the realm of 2D, and received a lot of praise for it. The sequel, Sonic Rush Adventure, brings us…