Siliconera:
Dillon’s Rolling Western: The Last Ranger is easily the most difficult tower defense game I’ve ever played.
A Nintendo franchise is making a comeback after a brief hiatus. The Dillon series is continuing with Dillon’s Dead-Heat Breakers. But here is the thing: Dillon is not really a household name. Even though he has two games under his belt and made a cameo in Super Smash Bros. on the 3DS and Wii U, people might not know who he is or what to expect.
Nintendo Insider writes:
Dillon and his trusty assistant Russ return for another jaunt across the Wild West, as Nintendo look to build upon the foundation laid within their debut eShop outing last year.
A year has passed in terms of narrative, and the duo find themselves summoned to Beginsville to aid Governor Cappy. Whilst they have successfully silenced the threat from Grocks within the west, the wandering rock monsters are now plaguing the frontier villages to the east, and it is down to the armoured armadillo and his strategic-minded companion to save them.
"Much can go wrong when upgrading from one operating system to the next, something Windows users know all too well. Sometimes you're better off with a model highly similar to the last. That way, a sense of mastery can be achieved, with unique features and navigation methods remaining top-of-mind. Otherwise, this kind of transition can be an especially aggravating and tiresome exercise for someone having only a base operational knowledge. A similar reality faces Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger. Only, its focus on familiarity above all else ends up being to its downfall." -- Wiiloveit.com
