Video Games #THQ

Spongebob is no stranger to video game tie-ins. so why not give the Mario party like genre a try. surprisingly, this small but fun party game may have more going for it than it appears. come with me and see if this game most of us played as kids still holds up as well as we remembered when we first played it.

It's the video game based on the hit Spongebob movie from 2004. The creators of the well loved Battle for Bikini Bottom, Heavy Iron Studios, return to the underwater world to deliver a spiritual sequel of a game that offers a lot of platforming fun and plenty of worlds to explore that are based off of already well loved feature length film of the same name.

Most Licensed based games try to cash in on their movie or show. Spongebob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom though proves that licensed based games can be more than just corporate video game add ons. I'll tell you why in this review stating why this particular licensed game is one of my all time favorites.

Swim along with me as we look at a licensed based game that is much better than it has any right to be. Its a nostalgic classic that manages to keep swimming in my memory. I'm of course talking about the Finding Nemo Video Game based of the hit Pixar film of the same name.

Painting buildings can be fun, especially when this sequel to the 2008 sleeper hit manages to be just as good, if not better, than ever before. Come with me back into the wacky world of De Blob and see why this sequel is a must-play for fans of the original game.

Let's Trick r Treat and get some things that are good to eat in a Halloween themed Role playing video game that embraces the holiday and creates a charming adventure worth tagging along with.

It's one of the most colorful thrid- party video games that enchanted gamers even before Splatoon hit the shelves. Let's take a look and see why this simple but fun game is worth the love it's been receiving.

Tak needs our help to complete his quest of saving a princess and obtain the Staff of Dreams in a sequel that is neither better or worse than its predecessor but still provides a decent experience for all.

The Pupanunu tribe needs our help as we travel to a lush and dangerous world that seeks our a hero that can stop an evil endeavor from torturing the innocent in a game from Avalanche Software and Nickeloden Animation

Heavy Iron Studios returns to make another Incredibles game. the last one they made was sadly lacking in fun and excitement, is this one also accursed to meet the same fate? or will they finally get The Incredibles right?

Heavy Iron is the same studio that made two amazing Spongebob Video games. Could they also bring the same amount of time and effort to one of Pixar's most loved films?

Are you ready kids, because the cult classic is back with a fresh coat of paint and the same great humor and gameplay we've come to love. is this remaster worthy among the other remade games of the modern era?