Tokyo-based venture AgIC Inc.'s silver magic marker looks like any other average marker. But in fact, it's far from ordinary. Place an LED light and battery on special paper and draw a line with the ...

In Max & the Magic Marker, the titular Max must work his way through a series of side-scrolling stages while using his trusty orange-colored magic marker to help him on his quest. As various ...

Here’s an interesting looking game from Danish development studio Press Play, who will make their WiiWare debut with a game called Max & the Magic Marker later this year. So far it’s looking pretty ...

Max and the Magic Marker starts off like a side-scrolling platformer. The little hero must run left to right across imaginative stages, picking up treasures before ultimately seeking the exit. But Max ...

Occupied with a pad of paper and a stack of crayons, Max is minding his own business, making a colourful mess as only a child can. That is, until an unexpected letter drops onto the door mat addressed ...

Letting your child color and draw with regular markers can be risky business. Sometimes these inky art supplies bleed through paper and onto your table, and if your little artist hasn’t mastered ...

The bottom line is that Max and the Magic Marker is a great addition to WiiWare and while its rough edges show how indie game projects are tricky to fully polish, its qualities are a major display of ...

The kind folks over at Press Play were nice enough to send over a preview build of their upcoming WiiWare puzzle platformer Max & the Magic Marker for us to try out. Now that we've spent several hours ...

FUN FOR ALL AGES! One day Max gets a mysterious marker in the mail. The first thing he draws is a monster. As soon as the pen leaves the paper, the monster comes to life and jumps into another drawing ...

In the vein of games like Scribblenauts and Okami, we've been seeing more and more puzzle-platformers that allow the player to become involved in the game's environment by writing or drawing the items ...

An inventive and enjoyable puzzle platformer. It might not be a Picasso, but it's still a work of art. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, to really get ...