KansasCity.com writes: "For an unassuming handheld game about boxing animals, "Animal Boxing" sure covers some ground. It's brilliantly clever, yet fundamentally broken. It's impossibly easy and unnecessarily difficult. Finally, depending on the quality and proximity of your friends, it's both easy and impossible to recommend."
"When I first saw Animal Boxing, I couldn't help but be attracted to the great visual presence. The idea of playing with the DSi upside down (like in TECMO’s 'A Topsy Turvy Life’ series) intrigued me too, but it was really the look of the game that grabbed my attention. At the time, it looked really good for a DSiWare game. After it released, though, I discovered that this game came out on the retail scene some years ago, meaning that the DSiWare release comes in the form of a straight port. Sounds like a good deal especially for $8, but when you get deep into the actual game, your opinion may very well change. Although it definitely has the right amount of presentation to capture your interest, the actual gameplay may leave you wanting more." -- Wiiloveit.com
DSiWare has consistently littered the Nintendo DSi with massive piles of shovelware. Why do developers continue releasing these lackluster downloads for Nintendo's dual screen system?
Good news for Michael Vick! There is now a game he can play where he can fight as many species of animals as his little heart desires. This game is Animal Boxing for the Nintendo DS.
