""You never forget your first". That phrase came to mind many times as I was preparing for this review since Asphalt 3D was actually the first game I tried for the system prior to launch. After trying the demo, I came away with very mixed feelings but I found myself wanting to continue racing. Now that I've had time to play it on my own terms, I've developed a different attitude towards the game. The technical flaws in this game are appalling -- you can't dispute that. But what's surprising is that tucked away under the rough exterior lies a game that sincerely tries to pull you in anyway." -- Wiiloveit.com
Games Asylum "The Switch’s launch line-up may have been slim, but at least there wasn’t a ‘day one dud’ lurking alongside the likes of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Bomberman R. Damning praise, we know, but there’s truth in those words.Previous Nintendo consoles haven’t been quite as fortunate as the Switch, with plenty of clutter arriving alongside such system seller as Super Mario 64, Luigi’s Mansion and Zelda: The Twilight Princess. It’s easy to see why publishers think they can get away with it. Console launches generate a huge buzz, and so it’s easy for day one adopters to get caught in the hype and pick up two or three games on a whim"
We gamers love a bargain. They give us a chance to try new gaming experiences, ones we would have deemed too risky at RRP. Or, in some cases, try more flawed software when the price is right. After all, surely we’d be more satisfied having purchased a flawed game for less, even if it doesn’t change the underlying issue that it’s a bit, well, rubbish.
Every year, countless parents buy their children the wrong games. This Bitmob series hopes to remedy the holiday blues by recommending what not to buy.
Haha... I thought from the title that this would be a "Don't buy your kids a 3DS" article.
My parents bought me Asphalt when I got my regular DS for Christmas however many years ago...Too bad they didn't see an article like this...
I'm thinking Mario or something similar would be much more appropriate and more fun for the kid.
Well, I still think of myself as a "kid" and would certainly love Revelations to be bought for me.
Thinking of yourself as a kid or acting like one doesn't make you one!
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