Go Nintendo were lucky enough to receive a copy of Toshio Iwai’s Electroplankton from Nintendo, and did the decent thing in reviewing it.
For those of you who have never heard of this game, which is more a piece of art work than goal based entertainment, Electroplankton allows players to create music by manipulating sea life […]

Ikaruga is several years old, first appearing in Japanese arcades in 2001, then on the Dreamcast in 2002 and finally on the GameCube in 2003. I regard it as one of the best games available on the GameCube and as such, I present my review in retrospect.
The crew at Treasure are the sultans of […]