The sequel to the wonderful wizarding co-op platformer is (nearly) here
They say you can never have too much of a good thing - and when it comes to LEGO games, that's certainly true. Whether we're bonking enemies on the head with Harley Quinn's giant plastic hammer in ...
It's Tetris. For the 3DS.
As a teeny bit of a Tetris fanatic, owning a total of 5 different versions so far (Xbox 360 Tetris Evolution, XBLA Tetris Splash, Tetris DS and Tetris Party Deluxe on both the Wii and DS), to say I...
When toys come to life...
Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure certainly has an impressive list of people on the credits - especially for, what's essentially, a "childrens game". With music by Hans Zimmer, and a story penned by Joel ...
With more modes than ever before
Tetris (noun) - a game that I buy at least once on every platform I own. Tetris was the reason I bought a DS, unable as I was to resist the addic...
Reinvent history with the hero of time
It's long been a well known fact that, generally speaking, most film remakes are utter rubbish. You only have to look at the Italian Job for proof of that. In games, however, it tends to be a slightly...
Don't worry Ma'am, he's 'armless
Poor old Rayman. A few years ago, our French superhero was practically verging on superstardom. In the land of Marios and Sonics, platform games with mascots were all the rage, spawning a number of he...
Nights to Nintendo: Day Two
It seems a bit strange that, ever since it was announced way back when at Nintendo's January 3DS preview event in Amsterdam, there's been next to no updates about LEGO Star Wars 3 on the 3DS. Despite ...
3D Monkey business.
As our Nights to Nintendo preview feature rolls on (arf arf), we speed into Day One: Part Two of our previews: Super Monkey Ball 3D.Our little simian friends will be rolling their way on ...
Nights to Nintendo (3DS): Day One
As the launch of the 3DS draws ever nearer (it's next Friday!!!), and anticipation boils beyond fever pitch, we kick off day one of our Nights to Nintendo feature, where we offer up a number of featur...
Rolling onto the 3DS in March
Despite being a bunch of soppy animal lovers, and therefore somewhat objecting to the subject matter, we can't get enough of Monkey Ball here at Everybody Plays. So you can imagine our excitement...
Murder most foul, as in the best it is; But this most foul, strange and unnatural.
While there'll be no Professor Layton game launching in the UK within the 3DS' launch period (from 25th May to June), the handheld won't be completely void of puzzle games when it launches. In fact, t...
Sim-ing it up in three dimensions
So there I was, in Amsterdam at the recent Discover 3DS event, practically foaming at the mouth. The reason? On the little foldy-out map Nintendo had thrust into our palms, contained a few words that ...
They're bwaaaack!
The infamous Rabbids are back, and making their way onto the 3DS in their first platforming game, the imaginatively named Rabbids 3D. Or at least that's what we think it's called (based on the fa...
Getting our portable retro on.
While they wouldn't let us play around in the store, at the recent 3DS preview event in Amsterdam, Nintendo were more than happy to let us have a play with some of the games that'll be available on th...
Oops, upside the face.
As we mentioned in our recent news story about the 3DS's pre-loaded software, when you buy a 3DS, you won't just be buying a bare cons...
Speedy
When you attend press events, people often try to use the length of the queues as sort of measure for the quality of the game that lies at the end of it. For example, at the recent 3DS event in Amster...
3-Dimensional fluffiness in Amsterdam
The Nintendogs phenomenon is nothing to be sniffed at, with the original DS game selling close to 25 million copies worldwide since it's release in 2005, being one of Nintendo's best-selling titles fo...
Adding an extra dimension to the beautiful game.
Historically, football games have always been somewhat underappreciated on the DS - possibly because they never really manage to develop that unique selling point of their own. If you wanted a realist...
Oh no you di'int.
At Nintendo's recent 3DS preview event in Amsterdam, several hundred journalists and other important people from the games trade packed into a large warehouse-sized building, in order to get their swe...
A bit of history repeated
If you mention the words "Ocarina of Time" around people of a certain age, who owned an N64, the chances are you'll see a little something light up in their eye. Amongst many, The Legend of Zelda: Oca...