In no time all goes wrong, the machine explodes, Professor Stinkbaum lets out one hell of a sneeze opening the portal to god knows what. Snotty Ragsdale AKA Boogerman goes to check out a machine Professor Stinkbaum is working on creating. Sonic and Knuckles and Earth Worm Jim were released the same year as Boogerman, creating a scenario where Boogerman fell through the cracks of favoritism.īoogerman’s story begins with a fancifully disgusting plot-line. Unfortunately many people in the gaming community may have missed out on this grade A title due to the timing of its release. This one is an absolute no-brainier in my mind, an absolutely fun and insane title that will keep you laughing with giddy pleasure until the very end. You could take my word for it and go download it now. More importantly however is the fact that this gem is now available on the Wii virtual console. Growing up I played it on the SNES so it only seemed right I use that version of the game for my review, although the two versions are exactly the same on either console. Let's hope for more of a sure-fire winner next week.Boogerman: A Pick and Flick Adventure, was released in November of 1994 for the Sega Genesis and a short while later for the Super Nintendo. Meanwhile, Boogerman is very much a product of its time, though it still could hold some fond memories for a few gamers out there. Expect many more terrible puns if you go ahead and download.īoingz could be a fun puzzler, though the "z" in the title and odd art style are a bit of a turn off. The protagonist uses boogers, farts, burps and butt stomps to make his way through areas like the Flatulent Swamps and Pus Palace. This version features over 100 million puzzles, 3 different difficulty levels, and includes Grand Sudoku, where five boards must be completed at once.īoogerman: A Pick and Flick Adventure (Sega Genesis, 1 Player, Rated E, 800 Wii Points)Ī Genesis-era platformer, Boogerman is packed full of all kinds of snot and fart jokes. It's yet another Sudoku game, though I'm not sure that the Wii is as well suited to the game as the DS is. Sudoku Challenge (Digital Leisure Inc., 1 Player, Rated E, 500 Wii Points)
Check out this very short gameplay video to get an idea of how it works. Players must manipulate a number of cute little aliens by stretching and flicking them in an attempt to get everyone to the exit. But while there are no big-name releases, there is the potential for a hidden gem or two this week.īoingz (Real Arcade, 1 Player, Rated E, 1,000 Wii Points)Ī strange puzzle/platformer, Boingz features a colorful cartoony aesthetic and gameplay that sounds very reminiscent of Mario vs Donkey Kong 2 on the Nintendo DS. Like the retail releases, the Wii's digital offerings this week are a tad slim.
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