iSpot Japan - review
A portion of a Nintendo Life review...
For its price, iSpot Japan is indeed a passable time waster. It has more than its share of frustrations, but ultimately it accomplishes what it sets out to do. Those who have others to play with will find the value of the game increased substantially, but even fans of spot-the-difference puzzles who play alone will find something to enjoy.
Full review here
For its price, iSpot Japan is indeed a passable time waster. It has more than its share of frustrations, but ultimately it accomplishes what it sets out to do. Those who have others to play with will find the value of the game increased substantially, but even fans of spot-the-difference puzzles who play alone will find something to enjoy.
Full review here
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