FFG writes: "Wonder World Amusement Park is all about the fun experience of going to a carnival. Throwing darts at balloons, shooting hoops, and earning tickets. The more you play a specific game the more special items you earn. On top of that there are tickets earned for how a game is played. Those tickets are used to purchase additional games, and worlds.
The graphics in Wonder World Amusement Park are surprisingly dark. The majority of the images are safe for the entire family with a few exceptions. There is a Halloween style world that will bother some. The pirates, and aliens worlds are also present, but do not have the spiritual connections the ghosts and ghouls do. Whack a mole kind of levels are present, and there is also a bumper cars mini game included. With all of that said there are plenty of safe mini games to play. The details of the graphics are not the best in this Nintendo DS game. "
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Majesco Entertainment Company has announced details of its expanded European operation, which has been established to provide direct routes to retail within the UK. Based in Bristol, Majesco Europe will oversee the marketing, distribution and sales of a product catalogue bristling with mainstream titles on handheld and home console formats, with its first games due to launch in May 2009.
DreamStation writes: "Recently I read the review of Tornado by z36, and think I may have found a game to give Tornado a run for its title. Wonder World Amusement Park is far from a rollercoaster ride and leaves you with nothing but sticky shoes from a trash filled carnival and an upset stomach from too much cotton candy. But wait, that is not all. You can earn cool swag like a creepy clown painting that hung in John Wayne Gacy's house, or maybe a pirate patch for your toon. As you can see from the introduction you can tell where this review is going. But it is not a total loss as there are some shiny aspects that may appeal to certain demographics."
