Go! Gaming Giant reviews a single children's game released as three separate products and discusses whether or not there is any educational value.
"Admittedly, it's quite a challenge to think outside the box and re-invent or even improve sliding block puzzles. It's not surprising that the majority of gamers just opt for more compelling puzzle games and leave these behind -- unless, of course, they're forced upon them in other unrelated games. If this thought has crept into your mind, now may not be the best time to give up on them completely." -- Wiiloveit.com
From the review:
"The premise of Heathcliff! The Fast & The Furriest is strange at best. Aliens have to our planet and decided that they need to experiment on cats because they look just like them, so they have kidnapped Heathcliff’s girlfriend Sonja. Upon hearing Heathcliff’s objection, the aliens offer to return Sonja if he can best them in a series of races. You know, because that somehow makes more sense than simply flying away. Yeah, I don’t really get it either. Personally, I don’t see the need for a story at all and I think it would’ve been better without one, but maybe that’s just me."
Go! Gaming Giant reviews Honda ATV Fever, one of the more recent and lesser known ATV racing games for the Wii and DS.
I think i'd play this game too....if it were free or if my friend had it or something
Games like these help prepare and develop the minds of the younger generation for future hardcore gaming; very nice.
eh, subpar games kill me, especially when they're about public domain figures