CSM Review: The Legendary Starfy

It's a relatively simple platformer that will let junior players get a feel for moving characters around in 2-D environments and contending with conventional bad guys. Hints appear on the bottom screen, there are plenty of arrow signs showing the way to the end of each level, and enemies typically move slowly and in very recognizable patterns. It also introduces kids to traditional features found in more complex platformers, such as secret rooms and unlockable mini-games. Add in the local area network multiplayer features - a co-op mode lets a second player take control of Starfy's sister, Starly - and you have a surprisingly lengthy and robust kids game. 4/5