Lazy

[zotmeister]

You know, ilomilo is cute and all, and I'm sure the puzzles get clever enough, but you'd think, especially for a game where everything takes place on square grids, that the programmers would have spent the thirty seconds it would have taken to add D-pad support for movement. If only they'd had, then I would have spent the thirty seconds it would have taken to buy the full version. Oh well. - ZM

Comments

[jezendar.livejournal.com]

The game actually does feature D-pad support... well sort of. The D-pad is used to switch between the costumes you gain for having achievements in A World of Keflings or (presumably) Raskulls. Admittedly, this is perhaps not the best use of the D-pad, but it is utilized nonetheless.

[zotmeister]

[facepalm] Of all the ridiculous... Usually, it's a wonderful thing when games interact with each other. Here, not so much. Stuff like that can sit on a menu - it doesn't need prime real estate on the main input device. They still fail. - ZM