It’s never pleasant watching someone you admire sell out. Be it a band, sports personality or comedian, many of our heroes fall victim to the irresistible allure of cold, hard cash. Sadly it would ...

The fate of the entire universe straight-up hangs in the balance in Meteos, a frenetic, fun, and innovative puzzle game exclusively for the Nintendo DS. It’s somehow strangely appropriate that the ...

Masahiro Sakurai continues to share insights into his storied history in the video game industry along with game design tips and his own philosophy. And today, the creator of the Super Smash Bros.

Meteos was one of the first puzzle games to hit the Nintendo DS, and its unique touch screen controlled action-based tile-swapping gameplay, as well as its quirky visual style makes it one of those ...

Meteos is a fantastic little puzzler for the DS. Released in the summer of 2005, it was an early DS title and one of the first to truly grasp the benefits of a touch-screen interface, especially for ...

Turns out Q Entertainment has plans to take the near-perfect gameplay of one of DS Fanboy's best DS games, Meteos, and bring it online. The only problem is that this new and improved formula of Meteos ...

August 1 - Prepare to blast off with a game that will leave your head spinning and your heart pounding with excitement. From 23rd September 2005 prepare to put your life on hold because every waking ...

I'm not ashamed to admit that I love the trappings of Disney, so I've been looking forward to Meteos: Disney Magic for quite some time. Now that I know the game hasn't merely been painted with Disney ...

Q Entertainment has unveiled Meteos Wars for Xbox Live Arcade, due out this October for 800 Microsoft Points (GBP 6.80 / EUR 9.60). Meteos Wars is a puzzle game and a descendant of Meteos for the DS, ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Tetsuya Mizuguchi’s Q Entertainment set the standard for touch-based ...

So get this: Disney has the gall to take what's considered a classic Nintendo DS puzzle game and slap its characters all over it. Oh, and let's not forget change up the way you play the game by ...