Neocrisis: The rich mystery and puzzle-solving fun of Big Fish Games’ Mystery Case Files game series soon will be available on the Wii console for the first time next week.
"Games that break the mold or truly immerse players aren't just a breath of fresh air. And they don't just show up the competition either. When developers craft unconventional, unexpected or even revolutionary experiences, the result is often a game that is to be remembered for years to come. With this in mind, I thought it would be good to draw attention to a couple games that were released this year that really testify to the fact that even despite the proliferation of mediocre or copycat game concepts nowadays, there's still some innovation going on that's well worth praising." -- Wiiloveit.com
Gamesblip writes: Poor Mr Roarke. Fantasy Island just isn’t what it used to be. The tourism trade’s carked it and stumpy Russian faux-lesbian girlie popster sidekicks Tatu have vamoosed for pastures more provident. Roarke’s reduced to murmuring “De dinghy, boss! De dinghy!” all to himself – yep, planes needs bucks...
"From puzzle games to their famous hidden object games, Big Fish Games has a very wide audience. Although their titles usually have universal appeal, I am personally not a fan of their past hidden object titles. The Malgrave Incident, however, made a few key changes that were very integral in my enjoyment of the game. Intrigued, I spoke to Shawn Seavers of Big Fish Games, as well as Masa Miyazaki and Azusa Tajima of Nintendo, asking for more information about the game's development and the partnership." -- Wiiloveit.com
