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Abstract: Hollywood of the 1960s might not scream "3D-optimized puzzles," but that doesn't mean the two can't go hand in hand. James Noir's Hollywood Crimes knows this is the case. As a contestant on fictional quiz show Incredible Puzzle Masters, you're natural...
Abstract: I feel like James Noir’s Hollywood Crimes is a good example as to why people are OK with Professor Layton being the default, go-to handheld title for puzzle adventure. And that’s mostly because nobody else can really get that stuff right, as Hollywood ...
Abstract: Holy puzzling puzzlers, Ubisoft! It’s truly the caper of the decade in James Noir's Hollywood Crimes for the 3DS. With more twists than you can shake a stick at, this game brings puzzles to a whole new level.The game takes place in 1960s Hollywood and ...
James Noir’s Hollywood Crimes is not only a good game, but it’s one of the best exclusives for the Nintendo 3DS this year. With over 140 puzzles to encounter, the ability to pick and choose what puzzles you do in story mode and the chance to unlock ext...
Published: 2012-05-01, Author: Mark , review by: avforums.com
Riddle me thisInteresting atmosphereGood use of FMVUses the DS' techLook up the answerShort storyRepetitiveYou own this Total You want this Total You had this Total James Noir's Hollywood Crimes D DS ReviewThis repetition of simple, oft seen conundrums ma...
Abstract: A promising title that fails to live up to the hypeThe 3DS seems to be having an identity crisis at the moment the best titles are rehashes of the admittedly impressive Nintendo library, and most original titles fall guilty of “Wii-itis” – that annoying t...
Abstract: Ostensibly similar to the Professor Layton franchise, James Noir’s Hollywood Crimes 3D is - in addition to being awkwardly named - a collection of puzzles, tied together (loosely) with a context-providing narrative.The general premise goes something li...
Abstract: The seventh incarnation of Mario Kart is further evidence of Nintendo’s uncanny ability to design entertainment that appeals to everyone. Its fanciful racetracks and colourful characters combine with intuitive controls to create a gaming experience tha...
Abstract: It is Hollywood in the 1960s, and you are taking part in a game show about puzzles. While busy on the show, you meet an old friend who is now an FBI agent investigating a serial killer who targets the winners of the TV show that you are currently a contes...
