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testfreaks.com - 9/13/2009

Hurry Up Hedgehog – Nintendo DS

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Hurry Up Hedgehog is not what you expect it to be when you hear the title. Naturally, you first think it’s a Sonic rip-off, given the “speediness” of the title. It’s easy to assume it might be some type of platform jumper, but that couldn’t be more wrong. It’s ...

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testfreaks.com - 9/12/2009

Challenge Me: Maths Workout – Nintendo DS

— testfreaks.com — Ahhh, logic games. The DS is full of them, and the bandwagon is led by strong offerings... like Brain Age. As with any successful niche, other companies have been trying their hand at developing enjoyable edutainment. I recently took a look at ... (more) Challenge Me: Maths Workout – Nintendo DS

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testfreaks.com - 9/11/2009

Challenge Me: Brain Puzzles – Nintendo DS

— testfreaks.com — Puzzle games are one of those surprising genres that have seen mainstream success. There are dozens of... great titles out there that challenge your brain, get you thinking, and digitally upgrade age-old puzzles that people used to do in activity ... (more) Challenge Me: Brain Puzzles – Nintendo DS

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Hurry Up Hedgehog – Nintendo DS
DriverHeaven.net — ... Hurry Up Hedgehog is not what you expect it to be when you hear the title. Naturally, you first think it’s a Sonic rip-off, given the “speediness” of the title. It’s easy to assume it might be some type of platform jumper, but that couldn’t be more wrong. It’s actually based on the German board game Igel Argern, which was released in the 1990s. ____________ Source: Testfreaks ...

Hurry Up Hedgehog – Nintendo DS
DarkVision Hardware Articles and Review from around the web — ... like Scrabble or Monopoly. Hurry Up Hedgehog is somewhat of a backgammon meets checkers type thing, and will provide a different type of board game from what you are used to. Plus, it has a silly name that makes you want to give it a try. To that end, Oxygen Games gets a few points for originality in deciding to bring American audiences a German game instead of something we’ve seen a million times. The question is whether or not it holds its own as a standalone video game.. Link: TestFreaks