Thomas And Friends Trouble On The Tracks

Thomas And Friends Trouble On The Tracks is set to land on 3DS this September and is described as a third-person action-adventure game for those of us who don't really like fantasy.

The plot revolves around a boy who lives with an evil band of thieves who want to steal their treasure. Unfortunately for him, the thieves don't believe that he can actually get away with it and start attacking other thieves. Luckily, these guys have gone on an adventure to take out the criminals!

You'll play as Elliot and Max. Elliot will be able to switch between the two characters using the touchscreen controls on the 3DS. It all sounds very Zelda-esque, which makes sense.

Here's the official press release:

"Thomas And Friends will bring a unique story and exciting gameplay to the Nintendo 3DS system. With Elliot and Max, you play as part of a gang of thieves on the side of the criminal underworld and must find the treasure hidden away inside the busy town of Viaduct. Together with your fellow thieves, you'll go on a deadly adventure that will help you gather valuable loot and solve the mysterious phenomenon that is connected to the disappearance of Viaduct."

Imagine a Super Mario Bros. game where you'll have to hop through special platforms to reach a goal or secret area, although you can also attack enemies using the touch screen. A stronger variation of the basic platformer is also thrown in, with more enemies and additional power ups being added. You can also collect coins hidden throughout the city, which can be used to buy useful items or boost your abilities.

There's also a new online co-op mode in which up to four players can team up and defend a town. The game will be released on June 23rd.

So, you've made it to the beat of the life, so let's see what we thought of Gameloft's free, full-scale Super Mario Bros. style game.

Super Mario Bros. is a side-scrolling platform game set in the world of Mario. In this game, you must rescue the Princess from the clutches of evil, who has kidnapped Mario and everyone else, including the Mushroom Kingdom.

There are three different stages of play in the game: a giant castle, a slumber's castle, and a castle. A series of levels are also playable in this game.

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