GamingTrend writes: "There's a trend happening with puzzle games. All of a sudden, puzzle games are being combined with different genres in a way we haven't seen before. Now they're getting their grubby little hands into platforming games. One of these new puzzle-platformers is Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure.
Henry Hatsworth is an old-school British explorer-type who speaks with phrases like "Good show!" and "Quite right!" He's in search of the mystical Gentleman's Suit and has to get it before the villainous Leopold Charles Anthony Weaselby the Third can get it. The game's main concept is switching back and forth from a 2-D platformer to a block-switching puzzle game. Henry Hatsworth is also part of EA's new initiative to develop new gaming properties. Is this a property that they can run with? Is it a good tweak to two different well-worn genres? And, above all, is it fun to play?"
"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
Good games that stay beneath $10.
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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.
