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Total Reviews Written 15 Reviews Your Average Review Score
Community Votes 20 out of 26 users recommended your reviews Total Comments On Your Reviews 19 Comments
Write Anything, Solve Everything (DS)
Scribblenauts is a great, innovative title that will offer tons of fun gameplay, if the controls don't get in your way. There aren't many games with an idea such as this. It's so simple, yet so much fun, and the only limits are those of your imagination. Write Anything, Solve Everything. ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on Sept. 17, 2009

2 out of 3 found this review helpful.
And now, to test my theory... (DS)
The game stays true to it's parts, yet it brings another exciting story and more puzzles to the table that will satisfy, to say the least. Last year, Professor Layton and the Curious Village was impressive, to say the least, and definitely won my approval. So what should we expect but ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on Sept. 2, 2009
Not even a wannabe poker player should play this (WSHP)
Texas Hold'em Tournament plays too easy for anybody including beginners to poker. Not to mention, it's way of presenting the game hardly shames the Nintendo 64.Texas Hold'em Tournament is one of the few poker titles available on the Wii Shop Channel. It is just flat out horrible. The game looks ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on July 3, 2009
I hope this isn't the definition of "High Quality Wii games." (WII)
The complete customizable controls and almost decent online multiplayer might add some replay value, but the short campaign and less than expected technical achievements make this game fall shorter than it deserved too.Haven't heard of it yet? It's The Conduit. Remember it now? Maybe not. Even though it's one of ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on June 26, 2009

16 out of 20 found this review helpful.
Nothing is undercover about how bad this game is. (WII)
Need for Speed: Undercover brings back the old gameplay everyone loved, but it’s so easy, lazy, and buggy that not even your average hotrod grandma will enjoy it. Let’s face it, Need for Speed: Most Wanted was probably the best street racing game you could possibly play. The cars were ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on May 7, 2009
2 years later and still not too bad (DS)
For anybody who has never played Pokemon on the DS, Pokemon Platinum is a great recommendation and something you must buy. For anybody who's owned the previous versions, it's still a fantastic RPG, but unless you're a Pokemaniac or you just must play with the new features, it's just recycled trash.Pokemon ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on March 28, 2009

2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
You can't stop the music, but you can't choose. (WII)
[Disclaimer: Since there is no difference in gameplay or options from the original Rock Band game, this isn't a full fledged review]In December and June, Rock Band came out for the PlayStation 2 and the Wii in that order, both after the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions. Although they ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on Aug. 9, 2008
We're going into WWII, again! (WII)
  The Wii has gotten quite some rap because of some crap it offers in any kind of games, especially first-person shooters. But Medal of Honor Heroes 2 for Wii does offer some comebacks for those rs of the Nintendo Wii and/or some of its games. The game, like most, ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on July 25, 2008
Train your brain in EVEN MORE minutes a day (DS)
  Professor Layton is not just a Brain Age game. All Brain Age does is attempt to challenge you in easy ways that you learned to do in 1st grade, so easy that a 7 year old could do it (no offense). But Professor Layton and the Curious Village does ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on July 25, 2008
That's the Mario Kart we know and love (WII)
  Last year, Nintendo shook the industry, especially Nintendo fanboys about a new installment to the predecessor in the Mario Kart franchise. This was then known as one of the most highly anticipated Nintendo Wii games in the gaming universe, and Mario won't disappoint.The game doesn't come along as it ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on July 24, 2008
How are there no cops with Jimmy Hopkins around? (WII)
  Jimmy Hopkins is one naughty little boy who doesn't always keep his nose clean when it comes to being at Bullworth. He returns from the classic on the PS2 and has brought more hijinks than any other student, or game has ever brought.You start out as Jimmy Hopkins, a ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on July 24, 2008
The real difference between Mario Party 7 and this is the number (WII)
  Hudson has been with Nintendo working on Mario Party games for a long time. Not too long after the Wii came out, the development of Mario Party 8 was already underway. The thing that has most attracted fans are the minigames. Fun, little games that pits players against each ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on July 24, 2008
There's that new control scheme, there's that old junk. (WII)
 Excite Trucks is one of the many games released alongside the Wii. One of the few racing games to the Wii, it has brought a new idea to Nintendo that has changed how gamers will today play most of their more better racing games on the Wii.Before you can really ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on July 24, 2008

0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Mario vs. Luigi (WII)
  t's is amazingly tough to believe that it has been around half a decade since the last installment of Super Smash Bros debuted. It is also extremly tough when you watch a Press Confrence and the game the announced was delayed 3 months when they guarenteed an exact date. ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on July 24, 2008
Wii will rock you (WII)
  When Guitar Hero came into play, it promised a full-fledged experience as a rock star. It was a little lacking that all you could do is rock, and that is when Harmonix realized that Rock Band came. A non-lacking experience was mandatory; Drums with a kick pedal, a realistic ...
Reviewed by damnboyadvance on July 22, 2008