Gaming Nexus writes: "Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ is the type of game that proves that you should never write off a company, no matter how bad their last game was. Just a few months ago I was horrified by their Nintendo DS kart racing game, Homie Rollerz. Yet, here we are, just half a year later, and Destineer has done a 180 and given us an action game worth talking about. I'm not afraid to admit it; Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ is secretly this season's best handheld game.
With a name like Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ (which isn't much shorter when you abbreviate it to LRRHZBBQ) my first instinct was to think that this was some sort of food game, after all this is the company that is bringing us the Iron Chef America game. But it's not; instead it's an old school overhead shooter that has you taking out all sorts of nasty zombified characters. It's sort of a cross between Capcom's brilliant (and criminally overlooked) Cannon Spike and a traditional light gun shooter, only with a bigger emphasis on humor and zombies."
Lisa heads down the rabbit hole to check out some of the weirdest fairy tale games ever made.
ou play as one of two heroes: the buxom, all-grown-up version of Little Red Riding Hood or her pal Momotaro, a Japanese fairy-tale figure said to have been born from a giant peach. Red’s home, Fairy Tale Land, has been overrun by hordes of slavering baddies, coaxed from their coffins by what you eventually discover, through increasingly silly dialogue between Red and her companion, is some sort of evil, unnatural plague.
At this time of year, it's especially important to find a store that truly offers something for everyone. Luckily for Nintendo fans, both the Wii Shop Channel and Nintendo DSi Shop boast a huge variety of downloadable games to satisfy every taste, size and experience level.
