Gamer Living's Will Anderson sets off about the universe collecting these poor, misguided, little green monsters before natural selection can put them in their place.
These days it seems that downloadable titles are just as good, if not better than most retail-boxed ones. It used to be that downloadable games were of a lower quality than major games but that tide is definitely shifting. With iOS games all the rage, and everyone seemingly having a favourite, it’s interesting to watch how games move around platforms. Save The Furries is one such title that started off life on iOS and has just been released via WiiWare.
"Without going on and on about how games aren't made in a vacuum, it truly is a wonderful thing to see how concepts, IP's, and characters can grow into something greater as they extend beyond the game space, especially when such extensions are being taken by companies of modest means. Transferable in that one of the foregoing elements can be communicated and marketed in a different fashion so as to continue momentum, it's not uncommon for development teams to complement their original creations with trinkets, action figures, comic strips, and the like. SDP Games is moving in a similar direction with an extension that proposes to develop their IP, Save the Furries, into something of a brand now that the groundwork has become fertile over a seven-year period." -- Wiiloveit.com
NintendoLife: We've seen several WiiWare titles make the jump to other, probably more profitable, platforms, but it happens the other way around too. Save the Furries is one example; it started life as an iOS title, but now the alien-saving puzzler has scurried over to the Nintendo side.
