Just reviewed ‘Splosion Man for Unnamedgaming.com

Just reviewed it for UnnamedGaming.com

Mighty Flip Champs! Tweview: fun DSiware game that has you flipping screens to solve puzzles. Wish it was 500 points but it’s still worthy.

Aquia DSiware Tweview: Fun, simple to grasp yet hard to master puzzle game. Well worth the 500 NP. If you have a DSi this is a no-brainer.

WarioWare Snapped Tweview: Worth $5 for DSi show-off factor, fun but short. Tough to calibrate game/lighting in order to play. Buy it!

This one takes me back to the time when a popular genre consisted of gameplay where you walkedto the right and hit things. Castle Crashers is a lot of fun and well worth the 1200 MS points. Although the online portion is buggy I still had some good games. Bottom Line: Good Buy

I know I am late but here it is.

This game has great graphics and gameplay. If you are a “hardcore” longtime fan of the series some of the game’s slower pacing, when compared to previous iterations, may not be to your liking.  But I am confident that within a small amount of time this game will win you over. I am a longtime “casual” fan of the series and I appreciate the slower pace and the added difficulty with advanced techniques like repeling and guarding.  Namco has added a wealth of unlockables and a deep character creation feature. (I have not played SCIII so I don’t know how it compares.)This is a title that is definetely worth picking up. Bottom Line: Good Buy

Schizoid is a fun little romp. It is one of the first(if not the) XNA games to come to XBLA. It’s fun and as is often the case it’s easy to learn yet difficult to master. At 800 MS points it seems a little steep to be so simplistic. The co-op is fun but if you plan on playing this one solo I would recommend the trial.

A brief review of Ticket to Ride. The game is very boring in its description and in observance. But it is quite fun to play either against the AI or with others locally or over XBL.  It’s not flashy but it has a charming way of being quite easy to learn but difficult to fully master. I find that I play very one dimensionally, only focusing on my routes and not anyone else’s. But I think that as the game gets more challenging it forces one to plan routes that slow down the  progress of other players while still completing your own destination tickets. Go spend your 800 MS, it’s a good buy.