If it's one thing Intelligent Systems has become well known for over the years, it's their diverse game development. While they've had their hands in quite a few of Nintendo's biggest selling hits over the years, it's their Advance Wars and Paper Mario series that tend to stick out in most people's minds. Now, they've decided to try something a little different with their newest DSiWare puzzler, and the end result turns out to be a unique idea that actually feels fairly fresh in a genre that's chock full of clones and cheap knock-offs.
Siliconera: ''Club Nintendo USA has revealed four new digital rewards that will be available throughout the month of June.''
Metro writes: "We've been desperate to give an Advance Wars game 10/10 for years, but there hasn't been a new one since 2008's not-quite-perfect Dark Conflict. Ever since developer Intelligent Systems seems to have been mostly stuck making downloadable games for the Wii and DSi."
Eurogamer writes: "Give people what they want and they'll only want more of it. At least, that's the trend that appears to be emerging when it comes to the weekly Download Roundup.
Already onto the 21st edition, we've covered more than a hundred games already. We've also looked at the best iPad launch titles, the Game Room launch and the best ports. You asked us for an Android special and we obliged. We even did full reviews of download titles like like Limbo and Castlevania, and unexpected indie gems like Ancient Trader."
