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When a gang of fiendish thieves steals your precious red diamond, it's up to you and your powerful mining machine Drill Dozer to lead a destruction-filled quest to retrieve it. From Game Freak, ...

While the Game Boy Advance may be cooling down a bit due to the DS's success, Nintendo is proving once and again that they are a three pillar company. Drill Dozer, originally titled "Screw Breaker," ...

A good platform game's a bit like a clever detective. Probably one with a decent catchphrase and a bumbling sidekick he has to explain everything to. He's got his facts, and he's got you in the ...

2006 marks the fifth year of Nintendo's Game Boy Advance system, one of the most successful gaming handhelds of this generation. As of this year, more than 65 million Game Boy Advance and Game Boy ...

Trust Devolver Digital to deliver something pretty unusual — and fun-looking. One of the surprise announcements from today's Indie World Showcase was Pepper Grinder, a fantastic-looking pixel art ...

12 anni - After her father is attacked and his red diamond stolen, young Jill takes control of the family DRILL DOZER and goes after the thieves in this inventive action game. 12 anni - After her ...

The fiendish Skullker gang has stolen your precious Red Diamond. Now it's up to you to hop in your powerful Drill Dozer robot and lead the Red Dozers on a destruction-filled quest to get it back! Plow ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Drill Dozer In the platformer Drill Dozer, you can take the roll of Jill, the daughter of a crime boss who is set on revenge. When a rival gang steals away ...

New IPs are just what Nintendo needs. Personally, I have no problems with Mario, Zelda and Metroid (in fact, I love 'em), but new IPs like Pikmin and Chibi Robo give me a pretty comfortable feeling ...