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Wiikly Wiiload: Issue 3
After a two week break, Saturday Night Wiikly Wiiload is back and better than ever! You've probably already noticed that we've shuffled things around a little, and I hope you like the new format. In this week's issue, our very own ZeldaFan has some more of his fan fiction, and we've got two reviews lined up for you lucky readers. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to leave a comment or send us an e-mail. Just remember, we are always looking to improve this feature, and if you have some of your own content, show us!
Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia Review
Before this game, we had been the receivers of two brilliant Castlevania DS games. Both were brilliant for their own reasons; however when this particular installment was revealed a large amount of interest was directed towards it. Not just because the main protagonist is a female, but because the game just looked really damn good for a DS game. And so we waited, savoring each trailer and wondering where this new game would take us. We saw many environments and what looked like a new weapon system. Some parts turned out great, others turned out lazy, but this game is something that DS owners should cherish. It is brilliant despite its flaws.
To begin we must observe the past, both Dawn of Sorrows and Portrait of Ruin are spectacular games. What exactly could this new one be doing that makes it so much better? The answer is it combines what made both games interesting and unbelievably fun. And plus, like the previous installments, maintains its Metroid styled layout and RPG elements. So really, combining two great games with new features on top of old gems really allows only one result: brilliance. And Order of Ecclesia is nothing short of being brilliant, while still having minor flaws this is to be expected of any game really. The fact that it is now out on shelves means gamers should have a copy of it by now if they are self-respecting hardcore DS gamers. Click here to continue reading this review! World of Goo Review
As I surfed through the WiiWare and Virtual Console I wondered whether I should click the big "Buy" button at the lower right corner of the screen; I heard a call for me to go wash the dishes. I knew if I left to do them my brother would click it for me. He volunteered to wash them himself if I bought it... Seeing as I had no choice in the matter I went ahead and clicked it.
As the Mario started running across the screen I decided to see the new posts on WL while I waited. Before the "latest posts" could load the Mario was jumping furiously; signalling that the download was complete. I remember the thought I had at that moment: I either have to clear my browsing data... or I really should have bought OoT... Click here to continue reading this review! The Legend of Zelda: FanFiction #3
Ganon’s fiery red hair stood out in midst of all the darkness. Link couldn’t make out any part of his body except the gold patterns on his cloak and iron boots. An evil purple aura seemed to be pulsing quietly around Ganon’s body; pure evil in its human form stood in front of Link. Link pleaded again; “Ganon, I’m begging you. We make up two-thirds of the Triforce. We have the power to bring her back. Please.” Link dropped on his knees. Navi made a sad twinkling sound. Ganon walked slowly over to the crumpled, weeping Link. He bent down next to Links ear, and uttered one single word. “No.”
Link’s face twisted in agony. He yelled a battle cry, and unsheathed the Master Sword in seconds. He plunged the blade straight at Ganon’s heart. Gannon looked down at the sword protruding from his chest, and started laughing sinisterly. “What a brave little farm boy,” he said, and vanished in a cloud of purple smoke.
