Pure Nintendo: "Phineas and Ferb is a show that teaches children the importance of creativity and seizing every opportunity to follow your dreams. While the game excels at mimicking the shows style and humor, the gameplay does not reflect the values the show tries to teach at all. Although not necessarily a bad game, the lack of creativity and variety in the levels and enemies leaves you feeling slightly disappointed. This may be a game for children, but it feels as though the developers underestimated the gaming ability of most kids. If you enjoy the TV show, then most likely you can still find enjoyment with this game, but the spotty jumping physics, short game length, and monotonous gameplay ultimately outweigh the game’s faithful representation of the show."
Games Asylum: "The first month of the year is always a quiet one for new releases, but there is usually at least one big name game out. Last year we had DmC – a game which many seemingly forgot about when compiling their GOTY lists – and also the budget priced Anarchy Reigns. Only two games, yes, but they were enough to see us through to the somewhat busier month of February."
Doesn't the indie side of things have a few good ones coming out this month? I forget...
i never heard of rekoil but games im picking up this month.
Assassin’s Creed Liberation hd
the second episode of The Wolf Among Us
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Shadow
Screw all those imma play some Bravely Default Free Side Story American Demo!
doesn't the editor of this article know that the Mario game he commenting on came out the same day as sm3dworld and Zelda a link between worlds.
Given the infinite lives and no major boss battles, this game can be beaten by anyone no matter their skill level. While this is great for younger kids, veteran gamers will have to look elsewhere for an adrenaline rush.
505 Games has announced they have extended their relationship with Majesco Entertainment to bring to market three new videogames title in Europe. The first two will be within the hugely successful Zumba Fitness franchise and the third featuring Phineas and Ferb, Disney’s smash hit kids brand.
