Gaming Union writes "It's fair to say Postman Pat: Special Delivery Service achieves its purpose of being an introduction into gaming for the younger generation. However, the mini-games it chooses to employ are essentially just old classics with a Postman Pat re-skin; it would have been nice to see some more original games. Due to the nature of the title, there isn't a great deal of content, and while it may serve as a distraction for kids for while, inevitably its overall appeal will become tiresome within a short peroid of time. While Postman Pat is quite endearing to a lot of children the game itself doesn't really do enough with the branding to make it one of a kind."
Current reports are suggesting that both the BBC and ITV have recently made moves to deepen their involvement with the videogames industry. With both corporations holding a number of valuable intellectual properties (IP) with a ready and available audience, could this mark a change for the fortunes of videogame production in the UK?
BBC & ITV Show Interest in Videogames - GOD HELP US GAMERS
The BBC and ITV would know NOTHIN bout videogames, they show NOTHIN but crap on normal TV. theyll end up bringin out sum dancin game or summin gay that features washed up "Celebrates"
Channel 4 would b the way 2-go, atleast the aint afraid 2 get there hands dirty (Shameless rules)
Gaming Union writes "It's just been announced that a Postman Pat: Special Delivery Service will be coming out on the 17th of July, 2009 for the Nintendo DS."
To be expected really.
Damn, I miss Postman Pat =/.
And another shovelware DS title gets released. >.>
cartero Pat, cartero Pat, con su blanco y negro gato (8)
I remember that show from when I was a kid