NC: You may remember those times when you are sick on a school or workday. The good thing is that you get to stay home, right? The downside well… you’re sick, of course! But little did you know, inside of you your DNA was fighting off the virus shooting every disease cell it possibly can. Well, that’s how Escape the Virus: Shoot ‘Em Up! explains it. So, is this game really worth downloading when there are like, literally hundreds of other games on the Nintendo eShop/Nintendo DSi Shop? That’s what I plan to help you decide.
Does Escape the Virus: Shoot ‘Em Up cure your boredom or does it come with nasty side effects?
"Without its key accessory, a snowplow machine wouldn't accomplish much good. I mean, sure, if you care little for sloppy outcomes, then I suppose you could get along fine, but I don't think your employer would be pleased with such a report. Now, I'm all for well-trimmed execution, and balance does play a large part in how simple concepts are weighted. Without an attachment of luster, depth, and/or visual dynamics to bring such material to life, you'd better hope there's some intrinsic value and strength at the base of the construction." -- Wiiloveit.com
SpeedX 3D is not some kind of psychotic Fallout-related drug that you take. Although judging by the game’s trailer, I’d imagine it’s the kind of trip you’d undergo if you did take a Fallout-related drug.
The first-person neon-lit racer kicks off this week’s Nintendo Store Update, which also finally adds a demo for TheatRhythm Final Fantasy for those of you still on the fence about it. You did read Tom’s review, haven’t you?
eShoppers also get another Game Boy Color title in the form of Toki Tori, a chicken-based puzzle platformer from 2001.
Or if you’re in a poacher’s mood, you can gun down endangered African animals in Outdoors Unleashed: Africa 3D.
Wait, what?
