An innovative puzzle/platformer that was in the Humble Indie Bundle 2, which could be gotten by buying Bundle 3 at the average price, featuring a protagonist who can rewind time infinitely. Braid’s concept is simple enough. Go into the worlds, collect the pieces of the puzzles, and put the puzzle together in the lobby to create a path to the top of the house. Each puzzle has a world with many rooms, and each room has a few puzzles or obstacles. Simple and easy right?
The Wii game that everyone should be excited about is making me even more excited with its opening cinematic. If you are unfamiliar with Epic Mickey then this cinematic will give a good intro, obviously, into what the story is all about. The game itself is a unique platformer that involves Mickey adventuring across ‘disney land’ with a paintbrush, to restore the colourless state of the world, that Micky himself had unknowingly caused. So, sit back and enjoy this 3 minute opening, and then look forward to it this holiday.
Ivy The Kiwi was first released on Windows mobile devices in Japan, November of last year. It was originally being developed for the Wii and DS by Xseed, the developer behind Ys Seven, then midway through the DS development they ported it to the Windows Mobile platform. This month it finally is coming to its’ native Nintendo platforms.
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