ZeroTolerance writes: The licensed game conundrum continues. Astro Boy is back with a full-length feature film, and per usual to accompany it comes the quintessential tie-in game. Fans of the classic anime series are probably assuming that both will indeed be less than stellar, but with the recent trend of solid offerings on both ends of the spectrum there is still hope. Astro Boy for the Nintendo Wii suffers more often than not by the traditions that licensed games seems to coincide with. The levels are drab, gameplay can be frustrating and most important; it just isn't that much fun to play.
Jerry from BagoGames says, "I decided to play an older Team Sonic title, Astro Boy, and found myself mad at old Team Sonic as well as new Team Sonic."
Some people refer to Osamu Tezuka as "the Walt Disney of Japan." No offense intended, but frankly that's giving Disney too much credit. That's not to say that Disney's work didn't have a huge impact on art, animation, and film; rather, Tezuka's impact was even more profound. Better to describe him as Walt Disney, Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Charles Schulz all rolled into one.
3djuegos: Our old hero cyber heart and human feelings back to life after an extensive time of dormancy. The film has its upcoming video game adaptation with a desire to revive classical genres with all the magic original manganime heiress. An action-packed adventure in search of lost innocence.
