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The editors liked
Solid gameplay. Well-designed levels. Lots of collectibles.
Pleasant artistic design
Nice art style
Tons of levels and collectibles
Classic 2D platforming
The editors didn't like
Watercolor art design looks strange and lack's the original game's charm. Uneven difficulty
It seems Kamek is just slightly obsessed with babies, possibly in an effort to finally learn “How are babbies formed?” -- good news for science and discovery; bad news for Mario and Luigi's stork. Fortunately, baby Mario escapes the kidnapping, falling mi...
Abstract: If nothing else, Yoshi's New Island is proof just how difficult it is to recapture lightning in a bottle.In its time, Yoshi's Island was something of a revelation. Cursed with the responsibility of following up Super Mario World, the Super Nintendo platfo...
Abstract: It's been a while since I've played Super Mario World 2 on my SNES which, by the way, still works. However, I do have fond memories of experiencing a Mario game through Yoshi's eyes. The new mechanics like Yoshi's Egg Throw or jump hover added a new and c...
Published: 2014-03-14, Author: Sean , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: 2013 may have been the Year of Luigi, but now that the green dudded plumber has had his time in the spotlight, Nintendo can stretch their cast of icons again. Who better to bring back than the most loveable dinosaur in video games? Yoshi's New Island is t...
Published: 2014-03-14, Author: Stephen , review by: kotaku.com
Abstract: Yoshi's New Island is a perfectly pleasant video game that I have a hard time recommending.It's technically a new game, though there isn't much novelty in this purportedly-new Island. Sure, the 3DS sidescroller has all-new levels, but the game feels less...
Abstract: CommentI can’t imagine the pressure felt by developers creating titles under the Nintendo brand, taking very popular, existing franchises and attempting to put their own spin on things. If there is any studio that seems to excel at this, it has to be d...
Published: 2014-03-13, Author: Jeremy , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Abstract: Ok, confession time. One of my favorite games of all time, regardless of how bad it was by most standards, was Yoshi's Story for the Nintendo 64. Sure, it was overly cutesy and incredibly simple, but I had a lot of fun playing the game and could never get...
Abstract: Billed as a direct sequel to the original Yoshi’s Island and developed by the unproven Arzest, very few carried any faith that Yoshi’s New Island would adequately follow up what I believe to be the single greatest platformer of all time. In the end, th...
Abstract: I already said a lot about Yoshi's New Island and how I feel in general about the title. I mentioned it all in my full-length preview, which I published quite a while back on this very website. The game had the difficult task of winning me over after I...
