Lollipop Magazine

Dragon Ball – Origins 2 – Review

August 12, 2010

There are children with monkey tails flying around on clouds who get shot down by rocket launchers. One must find the time to jump into this bizarre world.

Naruto Shippuden – Ultimate Ninja Heroes 3 – Review

June 1, 2010

Immediately familiar is the same sharp presentation, gorgeous graphics and music, and meaty selection of characters and collectibles.

Dead to Rights – Retribution – Review

May 1, 2010

Down and dirty and proud of it, Dead to Rights: Retribution’s aesthetic is like the trashy, violent glee of the Death Wish movies.

Tekken 6 – Review

February 1, 2010

Here you’ll battle huge robots, humanoid creatures with detachable heads and chainsaw arms, vampires, and pandas in far-out locales.

Soulcalibur – Broken Destiny – Review

February 1, 2010

This entry in the series severely cuts back on the storytelling and single-player experience in favor of a focus on customization and online play.

Katamari Forever – Review

January 1, 2010

You roll around a big, sticky ball. As it collects debris, it becomes bigger and bigger until a clock runs out and you’re scored based on the size of your heap.

Klonoa – Review

October 1, 2009

Not just a rerelease of the 1998 game, Klonoa for the Wii features totally rebuilt graphics that are as bright and colorful as you remember the original being.

Afro Samurai – Review

May 1, 2009

A hack-and-slash bonanza, with a great sense of humor and energy, thanks to good writing, a great soundtrack, and an enthusiastic Samuel L. Jackson.

Eternal Sonata – Review

February 1, 2009

Seeing the next impossibly gorgeous locale becomes your main motivation, which is saying something in an RPG with a story and gameplay this strong.

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.