AppSafari - Much as I like surprises, some games should really come with a warning label. In the case of Bloons TD 4, the label ought to read something like, “Warning: this game may consume endless hours of your life and turn you into a complete and utter zombie. Approach with caution.” At this point, I think I’ve spent more time with this game than I have with several of my ex-boyfriends combined, and I say that in all seriousness.
Gamesta.com gets the latest batch of titles for this week's downloads in the European section of the Nintendo eShop. Race in Need for Speed or take on some tower defense as DSiWare. Also, Monster Hunter and its stereotype commercial video.
Nintendo Life: Last year the DSiWare service saw the release of Bloons TD. It was an unimpressive but acceptable entry into the overstuffed tower defense genre, and this year we're leaping ahead three sequels to Bloons TD 4. If Bloons TD 4 is at all representative of the course the series has taken, we can safely say we haven't missed much by skipping parts 2 and 3.
Take flight with this week's Nintendo Download. AERO PORTER, one of four games from Level-5's Guild01 compilation lands on the Nintendo eShop. A famous yellow sprite is also running around and eating pellets on the Virtual Console. Both of these titles join a couple of DSiWare games to round out Nintendo's weekly downloads.
Has anyone picked up Bloons TD 4 for 3DS who can compare it to the OPTIONS of the iOS version?
Does it have the same depth of modes/balloon poppers/medals/challenges?
