sirgrim wrote:

I wasn't a huge fan of this game. Kind of bland and repetitive. Might be fine for people under 14. No score system, no analog-stick support. Button massing to shoot and throw enemies. The art is cool, and maybe they can fix some gripes if they make a sequel. It can be beaten in a little over an hour.

VGP wrote:

So I picked up Eduardo the Samurai Toaster today & the game is good,very nice controls,very good music,and overall good experience.
Now the first thing I will say is that the gameplay elements in this game is so identical to Alien Hominid it isn't even funny,not saying it is a bad game at all no but if you played through Alien Hominid you will now how similar it is in gameplay.Now there are some Platforming levels in this game and they are very good,also in every level there will be a very cool background,enemy's galore in this game.The game is level based.There are a lot of cool power ups in this game and again a lot of the power ups are very similar to Alien Hominid.When you want to chose a level it will give you four difficulty's which is,Easy,Normal,Hard,and Crazy Hard and they let you chose how many lives you want,1,3,6,or infinity.Overall if you enjoyed Alien Hominid I think your going to enjoy this game its almost as if its Alien Hominid for the WiiWare.