Crystal Defenders R2 is the second episode in Square Enix’s tower defence series. In case you missed R1, the game sees you prevent waves of monsters from stealing a cache of crystals by strategically placing units in a maze. Each unit obviously has their own strengths and weaknesses, so variety is a must if you intend to protect the crystals. It’s worth noting since R2 is a continuation rather than a fully fledged sequel, it’s a little more challenging than the previous release. The game will set you back 800 Wii points.
Penguins & Friends: Hey! That’s My Fish! is based on the board game That’s My Fish! Your primary objective is to hop around a board collecting fish, but as you collect fish you also take away the tiles so there’s some strategic elements involved to maximise your score and isolate other players. There are 15 boards to play on and the option to go solo or compete against up to three friends. The game will set you back 800 Wii points.
Art Style: PiCOPiCT is the sixth Art Style game to be released in PAL regions. The game is quite a quirky little puzzler and is comparable to titles such as Picross and Tetris DS. Your objective is to move blocks from the bottom of the screen under falling blocks of the corresponding colour. As simple as this sounds there’s one more element – each stage actually has an 8-bit sprite character that you’re trying to recreate using the blocks. So, if the blocks happen to be the same colour and in the same position as they would be in the sprite image they’ll begin to unmask the character on the top screen. Confused? It might pay you to take a look at this screenshot to get a better idea of how it works. The game will set you back 500 DSi points.
Pop Superstar: Road to Celebrity is based on the mobile phone game of the same name from the folks at Gameloft. Not too much is known about the DSi version, though it mainly involves players trying to become a pop star. There are apparently 38 different locations divided across 10 environments to explore, and you’ll be required to talk to people, perform live shows and form friendships in order to rise to stardom. The game will set you back 800 DSi points.
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