"From ninjas to fighting samurais, Genterprise has got you covered. G.G Series: SUPER HERO OGRE is the second entry in this budget-priced series to be released in North America. Just like NINJA KARAKURI DEN, this is a good addition to anyone's DSiWare library for only $2." -- Wiiloveit.com
"When the eShop first opened for business, I was thrilled over the prospect of some of my favourite DSiWare games getting the attention they so rightly deserved and at times failed to get under their original home on the DSi Shop. But in the updates that followed, I saw the same games week in and week out getting more exposure than I felt was warranted. Slowly but surely, I started to see one or two deserving games get advertised and before long, the obscure offerings available on the service were getting dedicated bumpers." -- Wiiloveit.com
Nintendo Life: "In late August, the North American DSiWare service saw the release of Genterprise's G.G Series: Ninja Karakuri Den, the first title in its G.G Series of games to make it across the ocean from Japan. Now, two months later, the second instalment in the series of inexplicably titled games has made it stateside as G.G Series: Super Hero Ogre. Drawing influence directly from 2D fighters and side-scrolling brawlers such as Street Fighter and Altered Beast, this game really feels like a blast from the past. In this case, however, it might not be a genre that you'll want to revisit."
