"Echochrome ii and Tumble both have their faults too, despite some enjoyable moments. The package (like the games) feels haphazard and slapdash and this leaves Move Mind Benders, despite some good moments, feeling like a bad advert for a great idea. Hardly the sort of quality title that a player and consumer would expect for a controller that should still be striving hard to impress."
Gamer Euphoria staff member Pual writes:
'Having recovered from my foray into dancing thanks to Dancestar Party, I figured I could just put my Playstation Move controller down, fix a nice beverage, flop onto my sofa and dream of night fevers on a Saturday night. That’s what I thought I would do, until a copy of Move Mind Benders was kindly thrust under my nose. So, ladies and gentlemen, join me for a few paragraphs as I chronicle yet another exciting adventure with my trusted motion controller!'
Adam Riley says: "The general consensus when bundled packages are pushed out onto the market is one of contempt, pointing the finger at big corporate giants eager to squeeze as much money out of us poor punters as possible. However, discarding the hat of cynicism for a short while, looking at a game such as Move Mind Benders helps us to see the release in a totally different light."
PS3 Attitude: "Move Mind Benders is a somewhat surprising release from Sony; a compilation of Move-enabled PlayStation Network games, all available on a single Blu-Ray disc.
The package includes three of the best puzzle games on the PlayStation Store – echochrome ii, Lemmings and Tumble."
For those who don't own any of these games, I highly recommend them.
Echochrome II and Tumble are some of the best motion-based games on ANY platform. Tumble looks fantastic in 3D, by the way.
Strange you should post that, given that we scored PES 9/10 and FIFA 8/10.
But please, continue to be rude about our publication for absolutely no reason. Welcome to the internet :-|