Mike Fahey: ''Activision doesn't have to sell me on buying Skylanders toys at this point—I literally have a bucket full of them sitting not three feet from me as I type—but the games, entertaining as they are, could use a little work. The kind of work they've done with the new engine for Skylanders: Swap Force.
This is the presentation from the Skylanders event in New York yesterday, which I wasn't allowed to go to because I live too far away and the world sucks. Not as bad it sucks for all the kids in line outside of the Times Square Toys'R'Us in the cold, waiting for the Ninjini that I will get eventually without having to sit in the snow and be videotaped.
Don't worry about the guy talking on stage. He's addressing the press, and they're silly. Just watch the game. Not only can the damn things jump now (finally), what they are jumping in is so very pretty.''
Alex S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "So as the Sun sets on Vicarious Visions as an independent studio within Activision|Blizzard, let’s take a look at the top 10 best games they have ever put together."
Aaron at IGCritic writes "To help parents decide which PS4 video games are best for their kids, or which games can be played with as a family, IGCritic has put together a list of what we consider the 10 Greatest Games for Kids in 2016."
Andrew Gonzalez from Xbox Enthusiast dives into the topic of "Toys-Lo-Life" games such as the Skylanders series and Lego: Dimensions and how even though they are really fun experiences, the pricing model may be overwhelming for the unsuspecting gamer.
