sporkhead commented on MotorStorm: Pacific Rift Gets New Demo

"It generally depends on the game, or the quality of the demo."

sporkhead commented on Puzzle Quest: The Battle Of Grulkar Micro-Review: A Piece Of The Puzzle

"This review states pretty much what I thought of the iPod version, it was pretty good and whilst a port of the PC version, hence some technical and graphical issues pulling it back from being as fit an experience as it was on DS, I enjoyed it. I've had chapter 1 finished for a few weeks now and unfortunately reached the level cap just after finishing it."

sporkhead commented on Ubisoft Celebrates 25 Years Of Turtle Power WIth New TMNT Game

"Those with the latest issue of NGamer magazine will also find a preview of the game."

sporkhead commented on Let's Look At The Valkyria Chronicles Anime

"This will excellent, as it's by the studio who animated the excellent Kannagi, so I have every hope this will be a good adaptation."

sporkhead commented on How Is The iPhone Different From The DS & PSP?

"@Gantz: Your Trusted Friend in Science.: For everyone who wishes to, it's worth having a read of this: [www.edge-online.com]"

sporkhead commented on Tart Up Your PS3 With This Gunstar Heroes Theme

"@lllusionx: Another good theme worth getting is obtainable if you go to the Japanese Valkyria Chronicles website, there should be themes (as well as high-red 1080p wallpapers not on the English language site) there."

sporkhead commented on Crayon Physics Deluxe Hits PC Tomorrow

"Just searchd the iPod App store for "Crayon Physics" and Crayon Physics Deluxe has now been added to it, published by Hudson soft (for £2.99)."

sporkhead commented on Valkyria Chronicles Wants YOU

"@Boxout6: I absolutely loved it and am still playing it now."

sporkhead commented on Problems With Puzzle Quest iPhone

"I've been quite lucky with this so far on the iPod Touch, as I'm near the end of this forst chapter and have had no problems with save files."

sporkhead commented on Game Magazine NRevolution Is No More

"@Ashurahori: NGamer is the least fanboyish magazine of the lot, counting its predecessors too (NGC/N64, Super Play.) Not only is it an unofficial magazine, therefore they aren't biased, but they were always truthful, even at the times when Nintendo were not at the height of the "console wars"."