Akaoni Studio via twitter:
"Good Morning! Zombie Panic in Wonderland DX for Nintendo 3DS available in Europe from october 30."
HelenBaby writes : "With the year’s end once again drawing upon us the time has come to put our feet up, lie back in a comfy position and take stock of the year now nearly at its end. I have found myself saying this every year since 2011 (and never without truth) but I feel the 3DS really outdid itself this year. 2014 brought us so many special titles, too many for me to mention here (although please feel free to elaborate on your top titles of the year in the comments section as I’d love to hear!)
That said I can confess there has been 5 titles that have stood out amongst the rest in my eyes. So please relax, take a load off and allow me to share with you my top 5 3DS titles of 2014".
Horrible picks. Should be Smash Bros, Bravely Default, Mario Golf World Tour, Persona Q, and Pokemon Alpha Sapphire/Omega Ruby
Well such picks are purely subjective anyway,
I do agree that Retro City Rampage and Zombie Panic in Wonderland stood out nowhere near as much as say Persona Q or Bravely Default but my choices would vary from yours as well since Mario Golf World Tour barely registered on the radar to me.
Smash Bros, Bravely Default, Persona Q, Fantasy Life and Shantae And The Pirate's Curse (personally think Pokemon is way overrated).
NWR:
"The original Zombie Panic in Wonderland was, despite its faults, one of my favorite WiiWare games to play. You needed to be sharp, relentless, and ready to go all out in the challenges that lay ahead. Not much has changed in that regard with the DX version, making it a tricky game to recommend. "
Cyrus writes : "It’s always nice to see a zombie-shooter game that doesn’t take itself too seriously and Zombie Panic in Wonderland DX is exactly that. It’s an arcade-style shooter with a whacky style and an odd sense of humour; one moment I was shooting zombie sumo wrestlers and bikers, the next I was fighting off shuriken-wielding zombie ninjas at a Japanese feudal castle, and then exploding chickens and zombie farmers caught in a tornado in the countryside.
The game plays from a third-person perspective ; you control your character by moving left and right on the screen and aiming where his or her gun fires. There are two control layouts, button and stylus mode. I initially played the game using buttons and found myself struggling since you cannot move and shoot at the same time, so soon switched to the stylus control method and found myself enjoying the game a lot more".
