Like its predecessor, Yoshi's Island DS is a fun platformer with a ... will explode like bombs when they hit something. Most levels are designed so that you have to switch babies at least a ...

Yoshi's New Island clicked for some people and infuriated ... It's a very well-made repackaging, but for those of us who hoped for something new in a sequel to a 20-year-old game that was all ...

Yoshi’s New Island, like the predecessor ... before there’s really something on the line. Video games all have one thing in common. They simulate failure without any consequences.

Something like Battletoads for the NES has amazing graphics, but one can almost feel the blood, sweat, and tears of the game's developers in every layer of parallax scrolling. Yoshi's Island took ...

So, what made Yoshi’s Island so special? If you played it for just a few minutes, you would see. Each of the game’s many levels offered something new and interesting, making it one of the best ...

Yoshi's New Island is one of those cases ... However, it accomplishes something that's almost as difficult: It presents these classic elements to a new audience in a more contemporary style ...

Of course, the ironic thing is that despite that rejection of Donkey Kong Country's look, Yoshi's Island was a game that did things that few other SNES games could. It's something that isn't lost ...

The side-scroller continues to be vital and evolve with the times, but I find the best titles derive from or share something in common with Yoshi’s Island. From the unique aesthetic, to the ...

Levels look like something you could make yourself if ... Above: Unlike with Yoshi’s Island, you can freely aim your eggs. That is part of what makes it too easy. A chill experience If you ...

Yoshi’s Island is a totally new course, and the trailer introducing it has fans feeling nostalgic. The 16-second clip featuring the new Mario Kart 8 Deluxe course features snippets of what we ...

Yoshi's New Island opts for a similarly homespun look ... the energy of Koji Kondo's wonderful athletic theme? If the music has something of a soporific effect, it finds a match in the sedative ...

Yoshi's Island requires much more active scanning of his surrounding area, something that is complicated by the dual-screen/dead zone setup. Other than these areas, Artoon has expended much effort ...