Abstract: Last summer Turn It Around on the DS offered players a heavily Japanese-inspired mix of goofy mini-games all centered on the use of spin controls via the touch screen. Despite the entertaining and colorful personality of the game collection, there was ...
Compilation games are usually not worth the plastic they are made out of and mostly you will be hard pressed to find one worthy of purchasing. If you happen to run across Furu Furu Park for a ridiculously low price it may be worth it but mostly it isn&rsq...
Abstract: There are so many mini-game franchises on the Wii; they should rename the system to the "Mini". Well, when the masses get together, there ain't no party like a Wii party I guess, but in the case of Furu Furu Park for the Wii, this is one party you may ...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It Being a sucker for retro classics as well as micro mini-games (thanks to a twisted Nintendo character named Wario), Taito and Majeseco’s Furu Furu Park sounded right up my alley. In fact, it was enticing to hear...
Attractive $20 price point; Takoyaki is fun (and delicious).
The mini-games are generally not fun; repetitive stress injury.
High production value games like Metal Gear Solid 4, Final Fantasy XIII and Super Smash Bros. Brawl are like dining at an expensive restaurant. As with a chefs signature dish, theres great pride at stake. You can tell that a developers blood, sweat,...
Abstract: You might think Furu Furu Park would prove more satisfying than most quirky Wii minigame collections due to its stable of bite-sized versions of classic Taito titles (Arkanoid, Bubble Bobble, Sonic Blast Man) and a plethora of new minigames (Super Kara...
