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The Nintendo Wii Shop is about to lose its only respectable game series: Bit.Trip. Since its debut in early 2009, Bit.Trip Beat , the series has been delivering incredible music and retro visuals to accompany zen like gameplay that most rhythm games lack. These games aren't just "good for a WiiWare game". Collectively, the first three Bit.Trip games was my 2009 game of the year. Yes, I loved Bit.Trip more than…
Reviewer's note: I realize this is a game from summer 2010, but there were a number of loading issues with this title that have been since patched. Also, I feel when dealing with a strong community oriented game, it's only fair to give it a few months to breathe. I feel those two things make it a different game than it was at release. ----- Something eventually will topple Mario Kart. I probably won't happen this…
If I can explain Super Street Fighter IV briefly, it would be a very fun looking playground set, only with no building instructions and a large percentage of useless equipment. I've been playing videogames for over 20 years; and while I admit I do not have a competitive personality, I feel I'm well rounded and adaptive to many genres. The level of play gap is the fighting genre's greatest flaw, but I was lured in by…
A game like Fragile could not have come at a better time. Last year, the the very landscape of Arkham Asylum captivated gamers with its detail and density. Silent Hill made a surprising comeback on the Wii with its new exploratory format. Fragile has been knocking on America's door for quite a while, touting its original environment of a ruined uninhabited Tokyo. Having a personal love for exploring abandoned…
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