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Ben 10: Protector of Earth (Nintendo DS)

from: D3 Publisher

November 09, 2007
I reallly, really enjoyed this game. I like the idea that his watch is playing up again and can only turn into Four Arms and Heatblast, but Monsters have got some of the Omnitrix and when he defeats them he gets XLR8, Cannonbolt and Wildvine.

I have 20 DS games and my two brothers have a few and most of them are 5 Star, but I think this is the BEST!

I found it hard to begin with and I didn't understand how to play it, although I kept playing and it was brilliant!

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Ben 10 (Wii)

from: D3 Publisher

November 30, 2007
This game is great but the last level is hard. It is fun and is good. I think anyine that likes like ben 10 will like it. My mummy says it does her head in and it is annoying but she is very old.(33) I think you should get this for your children. On the last level you have to heat from far away and i can not do it!!

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Ben 10 (PS2)

from: D3 Publisher

November 16, 2007
This isn't one of those huge sprawling games you will still be absorbed by one year from now. It lacks depth, complexity and game length. But it IS good solid fun and although short it feels polished and not rushed. It doesn't get ridiculously difficult towards the end (I'm looking at you scooby-doo!) and was at just the right level to keep my six year old going for a few weeks. There probably isn't a huge amount of replay value, you only get five of the Ben 10 aliens and essentially it's just a beat-em-up but it does have what a lot of games these days seem to think is beneath them - fun!

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Shaun the Sheep (Nintendo DS)

from: D3 Publisher

September 26, 2008
My six year old daughter who is a fan of Shaun loves this game. The aim is to find all 15 sheep hidden in various areas of the farm before the farmer comes home. On the way you get to play mini games like bash the mole and collect chicks which in turn add pictures in the picture game area. Shaun is very easy to move with the stylus and the fun and character of the original cartoon is there together with the familiar background music. There are limited instructions and my daughter did get a bit stuck with the pigs who kept attacking Shaun - but when we realised Shaun has to run and get help from the dog it opened up whole new areas of the farm to explore and more sheep to find. The only downside is that once you have completed the game and played ... Read More:

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Ben 10 (PSP)

from: D3 Publisher

November 09, 2007
My 9 year old son got this game as a gift, he was delighted at first then after a few hours he had completed the game with no real problems. Such a let down for him thought he might have got some more time on it but he said it was a pretty easy game.

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Dark Sector (PS3)

from: D3 Publisher

April 04, 2008
After reading other reviews i thought i would have to leave one as well. Firstly the game is slightly repetative, but arnt nearly all shoot em games? The glaive is just a fabulous weapon, and if this was not created it would only get a 3 stars from me and not 4 because without it it could get a bit boring, bur credit to the creators as it really is the best weapon to date on any game. The graphics are good which i would give about 3.5/5 basing on graphics such as Drakes Fortune whice are truly amazing. Another good aspect of this game i like is that it can give me goose bumps. Sneaking through grave yards with the church bell ringing slowly in the back ground can be quite creepy and even more so if you play this in the dark...then pops out a zombie unexpectedly....brilliant. ... Read More:

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Dark Sector (Xbox 360)

from: D3 Publisher

April 04, 2008
I bought my Xbox 360 along with this game after reading about it on wikipedia and watching some clips on youtube. It looked amazing, and I must say, it didnt disappoint.

The graphics are quite stunning. Some games dont use the consoles graphical potential to its maximum but Dark Sector does. The cinematic look really creates an atmosphere, and with there being no icons on the screen at all except when you check for ammo or pick an item up makes the experience a lot more realistic.

The AI are relatively intelligent, as you would expect. They take cover, have good aim, and sometimes have an annoyingly good judgement of grenade throwing.

In some reviews I've read, people have said the story is disappointing and hard to understand. I disagree. The story ... Read More:

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PQ: Practical Intelligence Quotient (PSP)

from: D3 Publisher

June 23, 2006
I was interested by the idea of a puzzle game to test your intelligence. I've like puzzles and I've always wanted to be presented with a challenge. I bought PQ, and what a challenge it is.

There are 10 stages split up in to 10 questions. You use your white man to move blocks, build stairs, get past guards, open doors and remember certain routes. The areas the game test are done extremely well. Memory tests are usually the easiest for me, and some of these puzzles have made me think more than I've needed to for a while. It's an entertaining puzzler, and if you do complete the whole PQ test, then you are able to compare yourself to the rest of the world. The music is the only annoying thing, apart from not being able to complete a puzzle!!

If you can't wait for Practical ... Read More:

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Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords (Wii)

from: D3 Publisher

February 08, 2008
I was interested by the idea of a puzzle game to test your intelligence. I've like puzzles and I've always wanted to be presented with a challenge. I bought PQ, and what a challenge it is.

There are 10 stages split up in to 10 questions. You use your white man to move blocks, build stairs, get past guards, open doors and remember certain routes. The areas the game test are done extremely well. Memory tests are usually the easiest for me, and some of these puzzles have made me think more than I've needed to for a while. It's an entertaining puzzler, and if you do complete the whole PQ test, then you are able to compare yourself to the rest of the world. The music is the only annoying thing, apart from not being able to complete a puzzle!!

If you can't wait for Practical ... Read More:

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Flushed Away (PS2)

from: D3 Publisher

December 01, 2006
My seven and nine year old found this a good game, aimed at their age and younger really, as with just a little help they have completed it in 4 days. The game play is good and i found it quite addictive.
Fun for younger children, but a bit too easy to complete for those more practised or slightly older - so only 3 stars.