Cubed3:
"Spielberg, Katzenberg and Geffen… these are the three movie producers who are totally okay with releasing a shoddy product unto the masses and exploiting the ignorance of children. Imagine a child who fell in love with the Penguins of Madagascar movie and to their surprise finds out that there is a videogame based off the antics of the characters and situations from the CGI animated film just seen. Now, imagine the huge sense of betrayal and complete and utter disappointment that poor devil would feel when playing a cold and completely devoid of life videogame adaptation. There is always a time in a person's childhood when innocence is lost and the world feels greyer and bleaker - that moment when a kid will realise that they can't trust their own instincts anymore and become suspicious of everything and everyone. With great animosity, Cubed3 reviews Penguins of Madagascar."
NL:
"Everybody loves penguins, right? Well, judging by the success of the Madagascar movie spin-off Penguins of Madagascar it would seem so. The success of a family CGI movie almost certainly results in two things - more movies in the same vein, and a video game adaption for the franchise. Penguins of Madagascar is certainly no exception, and the task of turning the four feathered friends into video game heroes fell to publisher Little Orbit, which is no stranger to movie-inspired video games. Much like the recently reviewed Disney Planes: Fire and Rescue for Wii U and 3DS (also from Little Orbit), the handheld iteration of Penguins of Madagascar is identical to the console counterpart, with no varying attributes between the two."
If you see this Penguins of Madagascar in a bargain bin and don't care about restarting from the beginning often, go ahead and pick up this game.
NLife:
"Un-tactical Espionage Action
The Penguins from the smash CG hit Madagascar were so popular they received their own film in the form of Penguins of Madagascar, so it was inevitable that the four feathered friends would also receive their own video game adaption. Publisher Little Orbit - which is certainly no stranger to adaptations of movies -was charged with the task of p..p..picking up the penguins, and creating a worthy video game rendition."
