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As the holiday season approaches, a cascade of familiar diversions will soon compete for dominance in the marketplace. Players purchasing the latest iteration of Guitar Hero, Halo, or Call of Duty can expect an enjoyable, well-crafted title that won’t deviate wildly from previous entries in each series. However, players yearning for a truly innovative recreation might have to look beyond the extended procession of sequels.
Domino Rally, the latest release from publisher UFO Interactive, offers players a healthy dose of quirky, Japanese eccentricity. The game recalls the unwavering optimism of Loco Roco, along with the pixilated cubism of Katamari Damacy. Players assume the role of Minion, a canary-suited guardian who assists people in medial tasks- from collecting lost balloon for little girls, to answering the phone for busy fathers. To execute these favors, Minion strides atop buildings, people, and trains. When none of these elements are available, our resourceful protagonist creates his own array of cascading dominoes, using his internal mojo- called Minionaide.
Continued: http://tech-gaming.com/2009/08/25/domino-rally.aspx
Domino Rally, the latest release from publisher UFO Interactive, offers players a healthy dose of quirky, Japanese eccentricity. The game recalls the unwavering optimism of Loco Roco, along with the pixilated cubism of Katamari Damacy. Players assume the role of Minion, a canary-suited guardian who assists people in medial tasks- from collecting lost balloon for little girls, to answering the phone for busy fathers. To execute these favors, Minion strides atop buildings, people, and trains. When none of these elements are available, our resourceful protagonist creates his own array of cascading dominoes, using his internal mojo- called Minionaide.
Continued: http://tech-gaming.com/2009/08/25/domino-rally.aspx
