Mike Delano – Page 95 – Lollipop Magazine

Cooking Mama World Kitchen – Review

February 1, 2009

There’s a charm to preparing exotic dishes in Mama’s high-strung, cartoony world. If you’ve played the previous Wii or DS titles, you know it’s a fleeting one.

Skate It – Review

January 1, 2009

Tricks, grinds, grabs; none require the overly-complicated button inputs of the Tony Hawk games. Fun, addictive gameplay and the soundtrack kills.

Rock Revolution – Review

January 1, 2009

Where Rock Revolution stands apart from the Rock Band or Guitar Hero franchises is in its utter lack of heart or style.

We Cheer – Review

December 1, 2008

The list of things that the Wii remote hasn’t been used to emulate grows ever smaller. Add cheerleading pom-poms to the list.

Pure – Review

December 1, 2008

With sterling presentation and an adrenalized experience with every session, Pure easily stands with Burnout Paradise as the best racing game of the year.

007 – Quantum of Solace – Review

December 1, 2008

It still has a little of that “good enough” movie tie-in mentality. Makes little effort to incorporate the trademark Bond style into the maps or presentation.

Soulcalibur IV – Review

November 1, 2008

Gorgeous 3D arenas, flashy weapons-based combat, with a tightly-balanced fighting system. Soulcalibur IV doesn’t mess with any of these fundamentals.

NHL 2K9 – Review

November 1, 2008

No big innovative leaps this season, but it improves in all the right ways. The solid, simple gameplay feels a little more responsive and satisfying.

Facebreaker – Review

November 1, 2008

The cartoony design of the boxers and comic book presentation is distinctive and attractive, but the concepts for the characters are out of the WWE reject pile.

Civilization – Revolution – Review

October 1, 2008

An artfully streamlined approach to the plan/build/conquer RTS template. Matches between dueling civilizations are mostly quick and fun.