Twins Fillup and Violet are about to embark on a colorful adventure. After being sucked into a magical coloring book, they soon discover that some mean ol' Gobble-ins are stealing all the colors! Now it's up to the twins and their dog Spot to use their magic crayons to solve puzzles and bring color back to the world!
DSmooth and Codemonkey are back with a normal episode this week. Covering everything from some past-show call-in duplicity, to the best of the weeks gaming news, to the new releases, the show is sure to please.
* The guys find out Mr. Postal had been two-timing on them with OXM
* Codemonkey tries to keep DSmooth from playing World of Warcraft again
* Steve Weibe tries to win $10,001 in quarters
* Jerry Bruckheimer's new game studio
* The Duke Nukem Forever Conspiracy
The WTF article of the day, two German researchers claimed Lyndon LaRouche's insistance that the US Military started the violent video game industry.
Top that off with some listener feedback, and you've got just over an hour of pure entertainment.
GameBoyz writes: "Crayola: Colorful Journey is really suited for the Nintendo Wii, as the control scheme lends itself so well to the platform. With some pretty solid graphics, adequate sound, and some surprising gameplay elements, this game definitely will surprise many; however, the difficulty level may be a little too much for the wee little ones. At the end of the day though, this just gives parents a reason to sit down and enjoy a little videogame fun with their kids. Now excuse me, I have to go as my daughter wants me to come and play Colorful Journey with her again".
Crave Entertainment and Crayola team up to color the world in Crayola Colorful Journey for the Wii. This title plays much like the old school Lemmings game, your characters Fillup and Violet will side-scroll their way to the end of the stage blindly hoping you and your crayola crayons guild them right.
The goal of Crayola Colorful Journey is to adventure through all stages while coloring in the "white" objects and get your character (either Violet or Fillup) to the end of the stage without losing all your "chances" (this is kid-speak for losing/dying.) The Wii console is perfect for this style of coloring game as you'll be striking lines for bridges, ramps and other crazy objects using your selection of crayons.
