Sonic CD and Joe Danger succeeded financially and critically.
December is typically a slow month for video games. After the onslaught of releases during October and November, the last month of the year is usually reserved for buyers to purchase what's available. But some quality titles do continue to be released, and they're usually downloadable titles.
You should never judge a book by its cover, even if it is one of the most gorgeous covers you've ever seen.
It’s obvious that Trine 2 is trying to impress. The bright and vibrant visuals paint a particularly lovely picture and the music is appropriate – thunderous at times and ambient at others. The production values suggest it may be one of the best puzzle platformers released in quite some time, but after digging a little deeper it only proves that you can't judge a game by its looks alone.
It's not the Lost Vikings exactly, but it's close enough that you should be excited.
This year, we're doing something a bit different. In order to bring you coverage as fast as possible, we'll be posting audio recordings of notes from staff members at E3 and later adding in a written version of the impressions. Please click through and check out this staff member's recorded thoughts on the game from the E3 show floor.
