Abstract: The art style in Coraline is mesmerizing. Coraline for the Nintendo Wii carries a bit more geek cache than most made-for-children-movie-adaptations do, in that it has distant roots to the original Neil Gaiman graphic novel by way of the current movie r...
Abstract: I liked the fact that there were so many mini-games that could be replayed separately from the game, but these alone cannot hold up the entire game. Also, only some of them are really cool to play, others are mediocre efforts at best. The only sometime...
Abstract: This stop animation movie adaptation (adapted from Neil Gaiman‘s book) from game has a storyline that follows Coraline's adjustment to her new family home and the parallel world, called other world, she finds. This challenging, unique adventure has str...
While it loses points for a lack of depth and wins them for being very faithful to the source material, Coraline ends up just a bit shy of being a very solid game. This is still a fun game for most people, and absolute fans of the story should have no ...
Abstract: Name: CoralineGenre: AdventurePlatform: Wii, DS, PS2 (Reviewed on Wii) I’m not really sure what I wanted in a Coraline video game. The book, at first, reads like a child’s novel that quickly gets dark and disturbing. The story is fantastic, and the cha...
Abstract: Movie-based games tend to be bad, but we've seen quite a few lately that were able to keep players interested and even entertained. While the gaming industry continues to grow and games (even movie-based ones) continue to improve, some titles are stil...
