http://nintendowiivideogames.comThe other day, we showed you box art for Tetris Party Deluxe for Wii, a retail version of the WiiWare game. We also showed you a rating for Tetris Party Live for DSiWare. It seems like Tetris will not be stopping there, as there will also be a retail DS game called Tetris Party Deluxe. [...]
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The other day, we showed you box art for Tetris Party Deluxe for Wii, a retail version of the WiiWare game. We also showed you a rating for Tetris Party Live for DSiWare. It seems like Tetris will not be stopping there, as there will also be a retail DS game called Tetris Party Deluxe. [...]
As far as weird box arts go, a picture of wrestler who is either a) headless and has his bodiless opponent in a headlock, b) is headless but has his own head in a headlock, or c) simply has a very long neck and can bend it backwards in a way that makes it seem as though he’s headless and has his ow
Honestly, we're not sure how anyone could come up with the idea of a pirahna plant keepsake box. A keepsake box, ideally, is designed to keep your precious items in a safe place so you'll always know where they are. Pirahna plants, on the other hand, are about as far away from safe as you can get.
1. “Dear John” ($13.8 million)2. “Avatar” ($6.1 million)3. “From Paris With Love” ($3 million)4. “Edge of Darkness” ($2.3 million)5. “When in Rome” ($2 million)After seven straight weekend victories, is it possible that “Avatar”
New Super Mario Bros. Wii isn't the only box art getting special treatmentNintendo plans to ship the first Wii game in a black box when it releases Zangeki no Reginleiv, a gory giant slaying action game, this February in Japan. This special black box marks the second time Nintendo has broken the t
Professor Layton and the Diabolical BoxDeveloper: Level-5Publisher: NintendoPlatform: Nintendo DSReleased: August 24, 2009Test Freaks’ Freak Score: 9.6/10In their second outing, Professor Layton and Apprentice Luke explore not one, but two curious villages as well as the curious train that connects
In a slight change to our usual transmission, we’ve decided to actually play and rush-review the games behind some of videogames most rubbish box arts to see if they are actually jerky or whether their covers hide some real gems. First up, Vice: Project Doom. There were two things about this game t
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