At the end of the day, Drawn to Life doesn't quite fit the billing. It's not the Wii's LittleBigPlanet. Nor does it offer the creative freedom of Scribblenauts, but it is a fun, quality platformer that's more challenging than its cute, Klonoa-esque exterior suggests. It's too hard for young children, but everyone else should enjoy it, even disillusioned hardcore Wii owners. Read more

Drawn To Life : The Next Chapter Nintendo Wii

Drawn to Life The Next Chapter is not a game that many adults will like, but that doesn’t matter too much as it’s aimed at children and not adults.  Don’t get me wrong though, adults can like this game, myself included, but kids will love it, it’s bright, colorful and just plain fun for children. If you’ve got small children then you might want to seriously consider getting this game for them, if they’re anything like mine then they’ll love it. Read more

Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter

Drawn to Life looks bright and colourful, with vibrant environments that range from lush green jungles to dark dungeons--though if you're not happy with the artistic style, you can always inject some of your own style through your creations. The graphics are pleasing and eye-catching, lending the game a colouring book feel, and the cheery, upbeat soundtrack is a nice accompaniment to the visuals. Yet the enchanting visuals and amusing drawing mechanic can't compensate... Read more

Time to fetch the eraser

There are minor distractions. Action Drawings let you scrawl directly onto levels, but these basic physics puzzles are limited to confined boxes when WiiWare’s Max and the Magic Marker builds a better, freeform game out of the concept. Buggies and hot air balloons get you off the platforms… and into the world’s easiest stunt racer and shoot-’em-up. Multiplayer hockey and footy are so simplified they make Mario Strikers Charged look like PES. For every idea... Read more

Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter Wi..

Creativity without execution. That's it? Yikes. Unlike Icarus, poor Will hardly even left the ground. Giving players what they wanted, warts and all The only thing gone rogue here is a sense of quality. Two Rock Band Signed Stratocasters up for auction with proceeds going to Teenage Cancer Trust. A first look at the upcoming shooter from THQ. Can now be downloaded for the PS3 or the PSP. The next Fallout chapter confirmed for a Fall 2010 release. Magicka: one part Castle... Read more