Tealand and the Puzzle Realm collide in a new puzzle-adventure game on EA's Casual Entertainment label. They collide hard. Maybe you don't care – but when you see just how colourful and fun Tealand is, you might sit up and take notice. You've played games like this before, right? Where everything's gone wrong and it's your job to fix it? There's a possibility you've never wanted to fix it this much.
You're Henry Hatsworth, a gentleman who goes looking for a magic golden suit, scattered apart by an ancient hero after some ancient heroism. Hatsworth is out looking because he doesn't really believe the legend and, presumably, has nothing else to do. Classic mistake. He finds part of it (a big golden hat, which he wears throughout the game, affording him [you] certain powers) but by doing so upsets the balance of the co-existing worlds of Tealand and the Puzzle Realm.
"Other gaming mascots better watch out, because the release of The Power of Illusion will mean Mickey's third major game appearance for the year 2012 -- other two being Kingdom Hearts 3D and Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two. Serving as a handheld spiritual successor to Castle of Illusion and what appears to be a close relative to DuckTales, The Power of Illusion promises to be a strong experience all on its own without relying heavily on Disney Epic Mickey's anticipated sequel to give it momentum." -- Wiiloveit.com
Chris Buffa (Modojo): Not every video game hero has a career like Mario and Sonic's. Of course, not every game deserves a sequel. Some were never meant to produce a series, while others bombed at retail, the respective publishers cutting their losses and moving on to something presumably more lucrative.
As a result, many of these characters fade into obscurity, killing the opportunity to see them again.
With the Nintendo 3DS coming out soon Paranerds.com wanted to show that the Nintendo DS offers something else for everyone. We all know that Nintendo DS offers games like New Super Mario Bros., Brain Age, Nintendogs, Metroid and Tetris, but what about the games you walked by and ignored that were in bins for half the price? What about games you wanted to try but were too afraid to do so. What else does the Nintendo DS offer? They told you what games to play for the Nintendo Wii that was third party, and now they are telling you to try these hidden gems for the Nintendo DS. These are games that are not other wise known or have been highly looked over, so no Metal Slug 7 and no Contra 4.
Paranerds.com presents the Top Ten Nintendo DS Hidden Gems.
Nice article! The DS is chock full of awesome game. I think it's scientifically impossible to play all of the good ones in a lifetime.
