Phil May from AllAboutTheGames: I’ve missed out on the BBC Doctor Who Adventure games up till now for one reason or another but just as I’m getting to grips with City of the Daleks (the first ‘episode’) a second game, Blood of the Cybermen has also been released.
We take a look at the history of Doctor Who video games. Geronimo!
Dali Dimovski of Sidequesting writes:
"After several failed and mediocre attempts at a Doctor Who video game, there may be one option that could not only satisfy fans of the TV series but also create an enchanting, enjoyable game."
Who? What? That is what people will say when they see the game in stores.
I don't think Doctor Who has a big enough market. Or is it me that have missed out on something?
Doctor Who has a massive following, more so in the UK obviously, but since the relaunch in 2005 the fanbase is now global.
Yes, I do believe you have missed something.
Over here in the UK (where TT games are based), Doctor Who has a massive following - one of the most popular franchises out there.
Doctor Who is considered a part of British pop culture, it's got a big enough following.
People just want to be trendy. How about a lego football sports game that is legit
Never going to happen. LEGO doesn't even have the Doctor Who license for Doctor Who building toys, Character Options does.
I would love this to happen. It makes so much sense. LEGO just needs to get the rights and I'll be a day-1 buyer.
To celebrate the 50th birthday of Doctor Who, Kris and Dan travel through time and space in search of the best free games from the mad man in a blue box.
