GameXplain Writes: "It's sort of unclear how this happened. One minute, we were riding our elevator back to our hotel room at E3. The next, we were huddled on the floor around our tiny CRT television, playing through a new game headed to WiiWare sometime this year, Frobot. Now, I have to admit that I was not aware of this game before our demo. In fact, I'd never heard to the development studio behind the game, Fugazo, either. Luckily, the game's producer, Andrew Lum, was happy to initiate us into the ways of the 'fro, and in a cramped hotel room, no less!"
"The gaming scene is so saturated with robotic protagonists that it's become pretty difficult for anyone new to develop a compelling game on one such character. But along comes Frobot -- a real "playa" of an android who sports a hard-to-miss afro and has, not one, but five girlfriends. As spunky as the main character is, it just so happens that the game he stars in falls short in its level of immersion. However if you can spare the 1,000 Points, you may very well find Frobot still has enough merits to hold your attention." -- Wiiloveit.com
A fusion of disc-influenced puzzle gameplay and multiplayer action make Frobot's funkalicious debut one of WiiWare's most unique. Full review by Brittany Vincent.
Have you wanted to play that freaky little action-puzzle game featuring a Robot with a Fro but don't own a Wii? Rescue is at hand as Frobot makes the Leap to PC.
