In Tornado you set out to restore all of Earth's buildings, vehicles, inhabitants and other obscure objects that have been stolen by the envious Prince using his mischievous "Black Hole Device."
From the review: "In Tornado, you play as cats who create, you guessed it, tornadoes. These cats are a part of the Cleanup Crew, who use tornadoes to clean up stuff and fling it into space.. A mysterious person, known only as Prince, used his Black Hole Device to steal everything on Earth and transported it to Planet 69. And since they were working on Earth, he also ended up transporting the Cleanup Crew too."
With a pack of cool characters, multiplayer challenges and a fun twist on gaming action, Tornado has potential. Unfortunately, a fistfull of frustrating issues knock the A+ fun-factor out of it, but once you get the hang of things it's a decent game that can get you hooked. Plus, riding a tornado through downtown and sending buildings flying as you pitch lightning at King Kong = awesome!
VM writes: "Tornado on the DS absolutely knackered my wrist, to the point where I had to put the DS down and stop playing after about 10 minutes. The fact that I wanted to stop playing anyway, on account of Tornado being frustrating and tiresome is beside the point. One of the golden rules of game design is: games shouldn't make you feel pain. They're for fat lazy gits like me, after all. Tornado doesn't just break this golden rule, it uproots it and sends it spiralling towards the Land of Oz."
