From the review:
"Initially, Dream Trigger has the appearance of a shoot-’em-up: you control a ship of some sort, fighting enemies while narrowly avoiding a massive barrage of bullets. The thing about it, though, is that you don’t shoot back because this is actually more of a rhythm game. On the bottom screen, there is a grid of sorts on which blue squares continually appear. These squares represent the enemies who are hiding from you and thus can’t be seen on the top screen. What you have to do is tap the screen to place colored blips on the grid. As a rhythm bar sweeps across the screen, it will activate the blips, revealing any enemies that are within their radius. Once enemies are revealed, they will then appear on the top screen where you can attack them by holding down a shoulder button and ramming into them."
Great news for those of you who just got a shiny new 3DSXL and are looking to expand your 3DS library. Several 3DS games have gotten price reductions/clearanced out at Best Buy and for those of you who can get to your local store to search for the titles this evening you can still take advantage of the B2G1 sales on all 3DS games. These games were all marked at a local store, did not appear to be a manager special and required no override at the register when purchasing them. That said, as is often the case for price drops like these, prices may vary depending based on different stores. These prices will likely be IN STORE ONLY.
"Games that break the mold or truly immerse players aren't just a breath of fresh air. And they don't just show up the competition either. When developers craft unconventional, unexpected or even revolutionary experiences, the result is often a game that is to be remembered for years to come. With this in mind, I thought it would be good to draw attention to a couple games that were released this year that really testify to the fact that even despite the proliferation of mediocre or copycat game concepts nowadays, there's still some innovation going on that's well worth praising." -- Wiiloveit.com
Chris Buffa (Modojo): While visiting a GameStop this past weekend (to pre-order Rage and Dark Souls, no less), we were disappointed at the sheer number of horrible games available for Nintendo's 3DS.
kinda looks fun, but too bad its not