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Star Fox Command is a worthwhile mix of classic Star Fox arena dogfights and turn-based strategy element reminiscent of the cancelled Star Fox 2 for the SNES. The game plays quite well and provides some challenges, but is sometimes hindered by the touch screen controls and repetitive gameplay. the game is short, but has many story paths requiring multiple play through. an overall 'good' game.

It's a puzzle game, it's an interactive story, it's a detective game. As a brilliant new, young attorney, get your clients found innocent of murders and solve the murders to catch the true perpetrator. Through a teen psychic, get help from your now-deceased boss (sister to the psychic). Survive the cross examinations of a talented prosecutor, handle a bumbling police detective and a senile judge.

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I must admit. The fifth generation of pokemon games took a while to grow on me. I hated the new world and I hated the new pokemon. However after playing it, I see how this is the best looking pokemon game to date. It is still your generic pokemon game - collect badges and beat the elite four - but this time with more twists and turns than ever.

The whole "open world" aspect about this is interesting. Being able to buy things for your character based on your winnings is a cheap gimmick. But the thing that matters in a poker game is the computers AI. That's where this game fails to shine. The AI isn't horrible but it is pretty bad. It does improve as you advance in the game and can play at better casinos but it still is flawed.

I must admit. The fifth generation of pokemon games took a while to grow on me. I hated the new world and I hated the new pokemon. However after playing it, I see how this is the best looking pokemon game to date. It is still your generic pokemon game - collect badges and beat the elite four - but this time with more twists and turns than ever.

This is an updated reboot of a previous compilation of Kirby adventures. Even so, it's not to say it should be passed up. All the updated aesthetics have that pleasant charm present in most Kirby games. The pre-rendered cinemas aren't that bad to look at, either. In addition, some minigames/multiplayer modes were integrated, and they provide a fun diversion. Overall, if you like Kirby, get this.

If you ever thought of making your own characters and your own game, this is a very basic way of making that a reality. This game is a basic platformer where you draw your character, it's equipment, and some of the obstacles in the world. This is an interesting concept, but with the sometimes fickle touchscreen, some structures may turn out crude. It's a short game, too. Overall, it's alright.

A good tower defense style game, I like adding different types of plants to attack the zombies, the wave of zombies is awesome and you end up having to really fight hard to keep them from getting to your house.

One of the most unique games from Square-Enix to date, TWEWY has a moderately engaging story based on Japanese culture wrapped around excellent gameplay systems. The core battle structure is generally chaotic with options for how active players would like it to be, and the expected RPG elements are intact, yet unique and addicting. A great experience for RPG fans.