Well, Waldo has been mysteriously absent from the video game scene for the past thirteen years. Can a simultaneous Wii, DS, and PC release suddenly make the old chap relevant again?
In a move that can only be expected by a book franchise turned into a game, as soon as you boot up The Fantastic Journey on the DS, you're greeted with a very bare bones menu screen. "Solo Journey on Easy or Normal" and "Sound Options" are all you're going to get.
JumpNshoot.com | The famous books everyone remembers looking at when a child now comes to the appStore. That crazy guy who travels all over the world and sees some interesting stuff to say the least has hit the digital age, Waldo. Personally I have spent many hours glancing over all the details in the pictures trying to find every interesting event or person, haven’t we all? Today I review Where’s Waldo?™ The Fantastic Journey, this is iPad Lounge.
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JIG writes: "Once upon a time, a young man decided to go on a journey to find himself. At least, that's what the wizard tells me, but he apparently isn't a good enough wizard to afford socks, so I don't know if you should believe him or not. In any case, this young man, who you may have heard of, traveled far and wide and saw many things, such as vampire parties, dwarf battles, and flying carpets. And in Where's Waldo: The Fantastic Journey you can put your eyes to the test as you go along with him in this hidden-object adaptation of the classic books."
