nter the raceway of speed and skill in the soon-to-release DaGeDar game for the Nintendo DS family of systems from GameMill Entertainment, an independent publisher of entertaining mass-market video games. The competitive racing video game based on the popular DaGeDar brand of racing balls will make its debut in retail stores this Holiday.
"While there may not be much representation here in Canada, Cepia's DaGeDar toys have become something of a hit with kids. Originally launching in Pheonix, Arizona as an exclusive, the brand has since grown to other areas of the United States. Branching off that, GameMill Entertainment has taken the DaGeDar license and developed it into a racing game -- a fair transition given the formula of the toy line. How does it fare?" -- Wiiloveit.com
DHGF: DaGeDar is better than your typical licensed game in that it fits the license, and it isn’t broken in any way. However, the game is still thoroughly uninteresting in every aspect. For racing fans or toy fans, it might be worth a look because of the budget price. For anyone else, you can safely avoid this game and never worry that you were missing anything. Here’s hoping the next toy game I play brings something worthwhile to the table.
