When it comes to the gaming world, "Family entertainment" all too often involve some very simple, half-baked minigame selections, mediocre graphics and generally little fun. The Three Musketeers: One For All! falls under the family category in its simplicity, but eschews minigames for a simple platform and surprisingly good graphics. Unfortunately it suffers from mediocre controls that take away some of the fun factor.
It's that creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky time of year. Halloween! The season to light a few candles, dust off the organ, whip up your favorite brew and sink your teeth into something tasty...like pumpkin pie or candy. Mmmmmm!It's also a good time to avoid garlic, crosses, holy water and pointy wooden objects. Especially if you're a vampire, as is the case in Dracula Twins.
It's only taken 162 years for Alexandre Dumas' famous story of the Musketeers to become a computer game -- but now you can step into the shoes of Porthos, the heroic swashbuckler from the early 17th century, who vows to save his kidnapped brethren from the evil Count Xavier.After all, it's "One for all, and all for one!," remember?