IGN - This is the latest DSiWare game from Zordix, the studio that previously brought us Valet Parking 1989. Like that last game, this one pairs a bygone era with a thankless job to create a fun gameplay scenario. Unlike the last one, though, this release doesn't manage to elevate its choice of activity to feeling like anything more than a chore.
A collection of 10 of this fall's most oddly-named offerings -- and why you might want to play them.
Goofy title aside, Stealth Bastard looks awesome.
Too bad there's no Mac version.
Lots of funny names in the Kinect Fun Labs.
I believe one is called "Googly Eyes" and it has an amazing theme song.
That Catball game looks trippy as hell. The dogwall eats the entire level? What the heck...
"Swedish company Zordix hit the ground running with an impressively basic-yet-addictive action puzzle effort by the name of Valet Parking 1989 on Nintendo’s DSi download service. Now the team is back with yet another piece of simple fun based around a theme from yesteryear. Welcome to 1950s Lawn Mower Kids on DSiWare.", writes Cubed3 at the beginning of their review.
If you think mowing the lawn is a tough chore today, won’t you consider how rough the poor lawn mower kids from the 1950s had it?
