Frisbee-O Geo
HIGH My addictive first two-hour play session.
LOW Trying to catch lobs out of a slide is frustratingly hit-or-miss.
WTF The surprisingly magical alchemy of Frisbee, tennis and air hockey.
Tag: Sports
FIFA 16 Review
The competition is heating up
HIGH A solid card-based mode that doesn't feel out of place.
LOW EA may have gone to the rehash well one too many times.
WTF Again, a CARD TRADING MINIGAME THAT DOESN'T SUCK
NBA Live 16 Review
As good as a colonoscopy
HIGH It's light years ahead of NBA Live 15, in every way possible…
LOW … so is a colonoscopy.
WTF Based on the audio, it's not uncommon for everyone to leave the arena mid-game, including the announcers.
Blood Bowl 2 Review
The Playoffs Just Got Interesting
HIGH Rolling two red dice and making my opponent decide between 'knocked down' and ‘knocked down'.
LOW Missing my receiver roll and losing the game-tying touchdown in the last turn.
WTF Wait, the color commentator is on my team now? How did that happen?
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5 Review
So here I am, doin' everything I can't
HIGH Solid level design and one excellent unlockable skater!
LOW Framerate and screen-tearing issues abound.
WTF Lil' Wayne is a playable skater, but doesn't appear on the soundtrack.
Madden NFL 16 Review
"Next year" is finally here…
HIGH: The new pass placement and receiver mechanics are the best series additions since the magic stiff arm of Madden '97…
LOW: … and the Dynamic Drive Goals feature is the worst.
WTF: Jim Nantz and Phil Simms have the collective personality of a dial tone.
Energy Hook: Hands-On Preview
EA Sports Rory McIlroy PGA Tour Review
EA's reboot lacks the eye of the … well, you know.
HIGH: Not having ample time to bake scones between holes.
LOW: Shimmery, hiccupping graphics and textures seem odd on current platforms.
WTF: Did I just use a 4-iron near a grazing elk?
Super Mega Baseball Review
Old school is new again!
HIGH The walkoff win out of nowhere!
LOW Errors at the worst time thanks to manually controlling a fielder
WTF That roster. Those names. Those faces. The umpire strike calls.
An Interview with Ned Green from Too DX
Sportsball for the Wii U is a game that combines the 2D aerial battles of classic Joust with the frenetic action of a schoolyard soccer game – if you ever played schoolyard soccer with dozens of balls at once.
Sportsball is the second game from Too DX, a small indie shop based in Seattle, WA. While enjoying the many games in Nintendo's booth at IndieCade 2014, I had a quick chat with Too DX Business Developer Ned Green about his company and game.
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