Customer Reviews:
 Good but short May 13, 2005
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
The big novelty on offer here is the tilting effect. What struck me as disappointing is the fact that the tilting itself is digital. You either tilt left, right or not at all. There's no "tilt a bit to the right" and "tilt a lot to the right". This makes the game feel a little basic; you tilt a fair way without anything happening before suddenly the world tilts 45. It would have created a much more fluid game with analogue controls. I suppose it is a limitation of the technology.Oh, and the rubber ball levels are horribly random. I did enjoy large parts of the game and it will probably have me coming back to get gold medals on more chapters. But compared to Yoshi's other GBA platform game, this falls a bit short. Still, an excellent effort in todays stagnant games market, nice to see someone coming up with new ideas. Just lacking that extra something that Nintendo vintages have.
 Simple and fun May 4, 2005
3 out of 5 found this review helpful
The game play is easy to pick up, and involving. You need to collect a specific amount of things on each level, to achieve this you need to physically move the machine left and right to roll, move, open stuff. Finally a game which realises that the players tend to move the game as we play!
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