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Attempting to move around big, fat, floating orbs of goo sounds
a lot like what's going on in our arteries after way too many
Doritos and gummy worm binges. But that's not your concern.
What you should be more focused on is how to get a PSP and play
Loco Roco, a delightful puzzle game that many felt was a bit
too easy while still remaining totally addictive. |
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It's Tetris, but with Nintendo characters milling about. If
that sounds like a winner, you have a lot in common with the
suits who sat around at Nintendo brainstorming this concept.
While not all of the myriad of Nintendo-themed Tetris games
are up to snuff, there are many that will capture the hearts
of puzzle fans. Although we agree that you shouldn't mess with
a classic like Tetris, we'll allow it this one time. |
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Taito and Ubisoft came together in some bizarre hybrid experiment,
possibly not unlike the one that created Brundle-Fly, to create
this wildly entertaining action puzzler. You have to help people
escape the levels before times runs out and it will require
more brain capacity than you've got - trust us. The artistic
direction alone of Exit is worth buying the game for, but luckily
for you as Matt Daman's character in "Good Will Hunting"
would say, "It's wicked awesome!" |
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We don't know about you, but our brains were fried a looooooong
time ago in a galaxy far, far away. The name of that galaxy?
College. But fear not, burnt-out, brain-dead losers of the
world, Nintendo has created a novel way to help you, help
yourself get smarter! You'll be throwing away that drool
cup in no time! Play Brain Age everyday until you die and
on your death bed, you might actually remember that you wasted
everyday of your life playing Brain Age. Still, it's fun though
and very unique. That being said, "KEGGER PARTY!"
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