This is a simple game where you don’t lose you just have to find stuff and solve little puzzles and give stuff to the right people. Mickey also has to briefly de-ghost Goofy’s attic. Kinda fun. I liked it. Read the rest of this entry »
I’m continuing my review of the game. So far I’ve passed a few levels. Indy jumps like a ballerina in this game. Something I think they had the han solo character do in the star wars games.
I like the look of this level, but it’s incredibly difficult to pass. The building burns down and there’s no time to think. You basically have to memorize everything that happens in almost every level and then repeat the button presses. Waste of a game if all it is is trial and error and memorization. Not fun when all you do is lose. You don’t feel you accomplished anything and feel like a loser. Read the rest of this entry »
I spotted this beauty at a Toys R Us in the little girl’s section. On the box there’s a picture of a 2-5year old girl ironing away. It looks like a real iron. Not sure how great an idea it is to teach babies to fiddle with an iron and push the buttons and iron with an iron that can be easily mistaken by an adult for a real iron. I could understand if it were neon pink with rainbow colored lights. Even then Idk about getting a child this since it’s work. That’s like getting a young boy a briefcase, calculator and old man glasses to play with. Where’s the fun in that? Read the rest of this entry »
So there’s this one. Mickey something. It’s really short if you play in “cake” mode. You can get through it in about 30 minutes. It’s a series of puzzles and you have to gather stuff and give it to the right characters. I played as Minnie. I like the fact that you don’t die in the game. That’s good. Read the rest of this entry »
