I seem to be working my way up the right-hand-side of the “level select” screen. I don’t know if this a because I’m doing well, or doing poorly, but I suspect the latter as it’s a bit bloody hard. I can’t do the second Sound Slalom level (which is the fourth level so far), and the level previous was really quite difficult. The best way to play is with headphones, and with your eyes closed. You get into some sort …
What an astounding game. It’s also one of the most original games I’ve played in a long, long time. The “thing” with it, is that you don’t need to look at the screen to play. In fact, you shouldn’t. And, after a while playing, there’s no point. Amazing. Basically, you listen to play. You need headphones, and then you hear sounds on your left and right which you have to steer towards with the L and R buttons. As they …
Ah, the Game Boy Advance. To many, a portable SNES without enough buttons to effectively be a portable SNES, and one with a screen invisible in all but the glow of a 100W lightbulb. That didn’t stop it from having arguably the best catalogue of games of any system, however, and with the lit screen of the GBA SP (further refined in the GB Micro), it became and remains my favourite handheld ever. And I loved my DS and 3DS a lot. …
