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Retro review: Castlevania Adventure (3DS Virtual Console)

July 6, 2012
castlevania/Castlevania Adventure/Nintendo/Nintendo 3DS/platformer/Retro Reviews/Reviews/Virtual Console

Here it is. Quite possibly the most reviled Castlevania game of all time (yes, even more than that woeful fighting game, or the terrible Nintendo 64 games), Castlevania Adventure, has arrived on the Nintendo 3DS eShop Virtual Console. Perhaps understanding just how bad the reputation for this game is, it’s…

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Review: Gravity Rush (Vita)

July 1, 2012
Gravity Rush/open world game/platformer/PlayStation Vita/Reviews

I’m still not sure Gravity Rush knows what it wanted to be when in development, the obvious gameplay gimmick aside. The open world, cute cel-shaded graphics, platformer- inspired puzzle sequences, RPG-style music and combat that might have been borrowed from an early Kingdom Hearts game never quite mesh together comfortably.…

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Review: Akane the Kunoichi (iPad)

June 19, 2012
Akane the Kunoichi/iPad/iPhone/platformer/Reviews

Way, way back, our (then new) editor, Clark, wrote one of his first reviews for Digitally Downloaded: a little indie game on XBLA called Akane the Kunoichi. He rather liked it, and now it’s finally on the other great indie platform, the iOS App Stores. This is a good thing…

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Retro Review: Tumble Pop (3DS Virtual Console)

June 11, 2012
Arcade/Nintendo 3DS/platformer/Retro Reviews/Tumble Pop/Virtual Console

Tumble Pop is the kind of game the Game Boy really excelled at. It’s a simple, joyous little arcade game, and while it’s a title that’s largely been forgotten to history, it’s a game that is worth looking at again now. Released back in 1993, it’s a simple take on…

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Review: Kirby’s Dream Land 2 (3DS Virtual Console)

May 21, 2012
Kirby/Kirbys Dream Land/Nintendo 3DS/platformer/Retro Reviews

Kirby is ever reliable for two things: firstly his games are full of charm, and secondly they’re obscenely easy. Too easy, as was the case of the original Kirby’s Dream Land. The sequel is the more balanced game, but just be aware that the price you’re paying here is not…

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Review: Sonic The Hedgehog: Triple Trouble (3DS Virtual Console)

May 6, 2012
Game Gear/Nintendo 3DS/platformer/Retro Reviews/Sonic

Confession time: I’ve never been a huge fan of Sonic games. I’m not particularly good at them, and there just hasn’t been enough to them to inspire me to become good at them. The characters, colours and overall charm has always been on the wrong side of over-the-top for me.…

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Review: Fez (Xbox 360)

April 23, 2012
fez/Indie developers/platformer/Puzzle Game/Reviews/Xbox 360

So. Phil Fish, yes? The man that tore the Japanese games industry to shreds has released Fez, a game that won awards before it was even released. There’s a lot of discussion about Fish’s antics that have in some ways distracted people away from the game of Fez itself, but…

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Review: Fez (Xbox 360)

April 23, 2012
fez/Indie developers/platformer/Puzzle Game/Reviews/Xbox 360

So. Phil Fish, yes? The man that tore the Japanese games industry to shreds has released Fez, a game that won awards before it was even released. There’s a lot of discussion about Fish’s antics that have in some ways distracted people away from the game of Fez itself, but…

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Review: BurgerTime World Tour (PS3)

April 4, 2012
BurgerTime World Tour/MonkeyPaw Games/platformer/PlayStation 3/Reviews

It was a bit surprising to see that a developer was taking on an update to the classic BurgerTime. It’s a series that hasn’t been around for a long while, and it’s a series that wasn’t all that great to start with. But that’s exactly what MonkeyPaw have done with…

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Review: BurgerTime World Tour (PS3)

April 4, 2012
BurgerTime World Tour/MonkeyPaw Games/platformer/PlayStation 3/Reviews

It was a bit surprising to see that a developer was taking on an update to the classic BurgerTime. It’s a series that hasn’t been around for a long while, and it’s a series that wasn’t all that great to start with. But that’s exactly what MonkeyPaw have done with…

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