Conclusion: I always saw Nacho Libre for the Nintendo DS as a gamble for Majesco when they made the announcement -- I mean, how can you take this oddball of a move and turn it into a
Summary: Nacho Libre earns some style points for its patently insane cutscenes and use of video clips from the movie. Just don't expect to have any fun actually playing it.
Pros: Completely bizarre cutscene work, full-motion video clips from the movie, a surprising amount of moves available.
Cons: except you don't actually have to use any of those moves since the grapple button takes priority over everything, extremely shallow minigames, wrestling-match graphics...
Summary: With such an inspiring history to draw from and given the paucity of wrestling games on the DS, you would think that a game based on Lucha Libre - comedy film license