A review of Mario Party: Island Tour, a portable party game with many boards and minigames, praised for its variety but criticized for lacking online play.
A brick-bound voyage of pirates, treasure, and laughter, wherein Jack Sparrow and his crew set sail upon Davy Jones' haunted waters.
A review of Mario Tennis Open, a Nintendo 3DS tennis game with quick multiplayer and deep shot variety, but lacking a story mode.
A tale of Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure, a tale of falling capsules and viruses, wherein the old formula holds sway.
A small robot wields a cord of power across seven worlds of wonder, yet his foes prove harsher than his charm.
A tale of dice and shadow, wherein a young hunter seeks a gift of crimson hue, upon a portable device of wonder.
Code of Princess review: a 3DS brawler-RPG with 50+ characters but only four playable in story mode. Score: 6.4/10.
Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion review: DreamRift's 3DS tribute to Castle of Illusion nails stylus tracing but little else, earning a fair 6.3/10.
Heroes of Ruin's StreetPass Traders' Network was a brilliant idea for the 3DS, but thin combat and a flat story left it at 6.2/10.
Project X Zone 2 review: Monolith Soft's 3DS crossover tactical RPG packs 58 playable characters from Bandai Namco, Capcom, Sega and Nintendo. 7.0/10.
Cooking Mama: Sweet Shop on 3DS reviewed: 60 recipes, 160+ mini-games, a forgiving kitchen, and a thin shop that never pushes back. Score: 6.2/10.
Project X Zone review: 60 crossover characters from Namco Bandai, Capcom and Sega on 3DS grids. Great roster, repetitive tactics — 6.8 of 10.
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