GodisaGeek: "Jett Rocket II doesn’t always get it right with the way it switches things up, and some more thought could have gone into the design. Don’t expect to be utterly blown away by Shin’en’s latest – but don’t sleep on its ability to deliver a subtly compulsive experience, either. For less than a tenner you get a full thirty stages to play through, with some delightful touches that, for the most part, outweigh the flaws."
Nintendo has confirmed Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, the first instalment from Nintendo’s well-known series on handheld, will be heading to the Nintendo eShop along with other titles and deals at the beginning of October.
Woah you mean to tell me one of Nintendo's biggest games is going to be on the eshop? Holy shit no way!
Platformers have always held a special place in the hearts of long-time gamers, but few new entries provide an experience that is both reminiscent of games past and inventive at the same time. Jett Rocket II: The Wrath of Taikai combines the 2-D platforming of the SNES era with the 3-D worlds of the Nintendo 64 era. From level to level, players will experience a sense of childhood wonder that few games have been able to match. For those who grew up with the early Mario games, Jett Rocket II will surely hit the spot.
Jason launches his brand new weekly show, Indie Corner with tons of Nintendo Indie Game news and a free game giveaway each week! This week's feature is Nano Assault Neo
