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Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis On The Move Moves The Right Way(GamerHub TV Review)

Is Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move just another eshop puzzle game?

gamerlive4005d ago

Great review from someone who's a Nintendo fan.

creHEARTive4005d ago

still not enough to save nintendo.

ZeekQuattro4005d ago

Save Nintendo from what exactly? Looks look someone been sipping the Kool-Aid.

deafdani4004d ago

Lol. This is for the 3DS, which doesn't need any saving at all.

KrisK4004d ago

I mean, you can put Mario and pretty much anything and usually someone will like it. Good games like this one are even better. :)

Allowen4004d ago

The 3DS does not need saving it is the WiiU that needs helps asap.

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Mario & Donkey Kong: Minis On The Move Review-TGH

TGH Writes: "Mario and Donkey Kong may well not be the first thing you think of when someone mentions a puzzle game. But if you’re familiar with previous Mario Vs. Donkey Kong titles, then Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move will make you realise just how well the duo can fill the puzzle genre. Minis on the Move is a simple, yet superbly enjoyable, puzzler that just about anyone who likes a good challenge can have fun with."

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Mario & Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move Review - Gaming Nexus

From the review: "Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move is a great addition to the series. The fact that it’s different than the usual side-scrolling games of the series is a plus as it keeps things fresh, and the level editor gives you the creativity to make your own levels if you get tired of the one-hundred eighty plus levels the game already offers. This is one I’d definitely recommend giving a shot if you’ve enjoyed past games in the series."

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Mario & Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move review [Nintendo Insider]

Nintendo Insider writes:

Within this latest Nintendo 3DS exclusive Donkey Kong joins Pauline to run a game arcade within the Mini-Land carnival, for which players must guide small wind-up robots called Minis – guised as Mario, Toad, Peach, Donkey Kong – across a tile-based puzzle adventure. If you think of it as a Mario-skinned “Pipe Mania,” you’ll most likely understand the idea.

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