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Review Brunswick Pro Bowling (3DS)

Split!

What's not to like about bowling? The feel of manoeuvring the ball in your hands as you launch it down the lane, the crack of the pins, the fun of going out with your buddies or your team, trying on a pair of communal shoes – ok, not that last one. It was only a matter of time before Crave's Brunswick Pro Bowling series made it to the 3DS,...

• Tue 18th Oct 2011
• 3DS
• Reviews

Review Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection (3DS)

Top of the high score table or tilt?

When was the last time you played a really great pinball table? Not a digital approximation but an actual whiz-bangin', light-flashin', chaos table? Sadly, the agonising death of the arcade has put a damper on the availability of pinball tables, and unless you're one of the lucky few who live nearby a...

• Mon 3rd Oct 2011
• 3DS
• Reviews

Review Cartoon Network Punch Time Explosion (3DS)

Smash Bros. Lite

Punching a Powerpuff Girl in the face is always a welcomed experience. So is hitting Dexter in the head with a giant candy cane, or drop-kicking Samurai Jack off of a cliff. In Cartoon Network Punch Time Explosion all these things happen and more, as numerous Cartoon Network franchises come together to duke it out in an Super Smash...

• Mon 20th Jun 2011
• 3DS
• Reviews

Review Intellivision Lives! (GameCube)

Relive the classics from one of gaming's pioneers.

When the Intellivision launched in 1980 it kicked off what is arguably the first console war with Atari's Video Computer System. Sure there was an earlier price war between Fairchild (the first company to mass-market a removable-cartridge-based games console) and Atari, but Mattel's approach was...

• Mon 4th Jan 2010
• Retro
• Reviews

Review Pinball Hall of Fame - The Gottlieb Collection (Wii)

Wii's first Pinball title, does it actually contain anything unique or is it just another port?

Being a pinball-head meant a key Wii launch game for me was Gottlieb Pinball Classics. The game received only moderate coverage in both print and online media, it was simply eclipsed by the likes of Zelda and Red Steel. However, as I will go on to discuss...

• Wed 11th Apr 2007
• Wii
• Reviews
• Retro