Blog
Technology news and Jobs 
Radioactive IT Review: Buzz Junior: Dino Den
Radioactive IT Review: Buzz Junior: Dino Den | Review: Buzz Junior: Dino Den |
|
| by Mike Bantick | ||||||||||||||||
| Thursday, 28 February 2008 | ||||||||||||||||
In a very similar way to the previous titles, RoboJam , Jungle Party and Monster Rumble this time the kids are greeted with 35 mini games requiring timing or quick hitting of the appropriate coloured button or red buzzer. There are some more interesting diversions from button mashing such as the simply painting game where players must roll around in paint trying to cover as much of the floor as possible. Then there is the funny, tickle the dinosaur's nose whilst it is asleep game, but for the most part each mini-game is similar. This is not such a bad thing given the target audience of youngsters looking for a quick fire easy to access romp that they can master quickly, and then there are the 10 unique 2vs2 team games to add a small amount of flavour.  Since this is not a full priced title it could be argued that it is another reason to value the Buzz Controllers if you are gathering together a collection of Buzz style games. Given in Australia we look like we won't be getting an R 18+ rating any-time soon , it would seem that this type of light romp will be even more prevalent, so, better get used to it.
Get stories like this delivered daily - FREE - subscribe now
|
||||||||||||||||
Tags
| < Next story in category | Previous story in the category > |
|---|
