Neocrisis - Gormiti: The Lords of Nature. The name screams "TV show gone game", and it sure plays like one. This is by no means meant for the person over 13, it is based on a children's show. Apparently this is the next Pokemon, but after asking a bunch of children they asked me "What's Gormiti?" so yes, I don't know a lot about the show, but that shouldn't matter in terms of playability.
Zach writes: 'There’s a certain charm to children’s cartoon shows, that is impossible to recreate in live-action. I’m a huge fan of many of them – Star Wars: The Clone Wars and X-Men: The Animated Series are both exceptional looks at their source material.'.
The Gormiti franchise, which spawned collectible cards and action figures, has finally made its way to the Nintendo Wii. Instead of developing a card-based game like Pokemon or Yu-Gi-Oh, the developers decided to create a 3rd person platform brawler that is easy to play.
Game Vortex: "If you happen to have a pre-teen in the house, you'll know that Gormiti: The Lords of Nature! is all the buzz right now. Eclipsed only slightly by the onslaught of Bakugan and Beyblade, Gormiti has managed to become a strong toy brand. Part collectible-card game and part miniatures action, Gormiti: The Lords of Nature! also has the benefit of a running television presence on Nickelodeon. It's a perfect opportunity for some licensed gameplay, so we were surprised to find this DS entry seriously lacking in curb appeal."
