Nintendo DS Games
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I had been wanting a Nintendo DS for a while but kept putting it off until I came across this bundle! I really wanted the cooking game and the cute matching carrying case was such a bonus! I love the color of this DS! The cooking game is so much fun and I've had great success with the recipes I've tried! The game is well thought out and easy to use, the same with the DS itself! It charges quickly and holds the charge for a long time! The low battery indicator gives you plenty of fair warning before you have to recharge which I love just in case you are in the middle of a game you don't want to stop! The case seems to be pretty well made, it's withstood the abuse I've given it and protects the unit very well! The color hasn't faded and I don't notice normal wear and tear with it. Another hit for Nintendo and especially Best Buy for this bundle package! No complaints and no regrets purchasing!
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I read another review for this game before deciding to put my two cents in. First of all, if you can't like this game because of a Crystal Ball, because it's against your religious beliefs, then you shouldn't be watching Dragon Ball Z in the first place. The show is, afterall, fiction. I personally like this game. It fills in some gaps from the show where you wonder, "Hey, what was everyone doing?" in the year that it took the Saiyans to get to Earth after Raditz died. I've always hoped they'd make a RPG for DBZ, where it didn't always need to have buttons being bashed to get combos. This takes a little more thought, as it is a turn based game. I only wished that they had just went for the whole Dragon Ball universe, but hopefully they'll continue on with this spirit and make the rest of the Sagas in this way.
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I would reccomond this game to any call of duty fans and those who have never played a first shooter game I say that people shouldn't just buy for the good graphics but for teh fun of the game.
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For a DS game the online matchs are really good. It supports 6 players and the moves at a very good speed. The graphics are good for a DS game but not the best that has been seen on the system. The controls are simple and very easy to learn. The game is the best DS shooter and will be for awhile.
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If you love turn-based strategy games like Civilization, then Civilization Revolution on the DS is right for you. It's a simplified version of Civilization IV that works just right on the DS. Controls are simple and it can be a lot of fun to conquer your neighbors in a short amount of time. The only dislike is that it seems to create multiple continents/islands, which can make for a long game when you're trying for a quick domination victory. An experienced Civilization player may have a bit of trouble, since building bonuses may be different from what they expect, but similar enough to use the same strategies.
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This is amazing, a new, better update of the Phantasy Star Online formula. They have added a lot, and I was shocked they were able to do so much for a DS game, but they really pulled it off. Let's keep our fingers crossed for a new Phantasy Star Online on consoles in the future.
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Two things cinched this for me... The return of the original character classes from PSO, and MAGS! The tried and true addictive gameplay, free online play, cross-connectivity with Japanese gamers, and new, easy to use visual chat, were just bonuses. It's almost as if Yuji Naka came back. I like the new charge attacks, and the fact that you can switch from normal to heavy techs by holding the button down longer. Speaking of techs, I'm glad to see real force characters make their return. PSU ruined forces with a dependency on weapons to cast them. Yes, my friends. This is a true sequel to PSO. It just feels... right. The only thing that nags this ol' Phan is that with a game this good, you really want to play it in comfort in front of the TV. I'd really love some kind of a cable that would allow it, or a kind of 'Echoes of time' port. Better yet, a stand-alone Wii version. As it its, I can't see this cart ever leaving my DSi. At least not until I pop it into the DS XL. If
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This game has been a blast for both of my boys, my 7 yr old (who wants to be a vet) and my 10 yr old too. It has actual cases from Animal Planet shows, and gives them some experience caring for domestic & wild animals, including laser surgery. Great DS game! The incessant Meowing of the Kitty supervisor could get old, but listening to any of these games as a parent can be tedious, but that reminds you to tell them to take a break once in a while.
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This is the best Call of Duty or Shooter for the DS. The single player is just as good as last years World at War but the online has been improve. It can support up to 6 players online and for a DS game is pretty good. The controls are different but doesn't take long to get used too. This is a great buy for a handheld game. A+ title.
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This game is probably one of the best games I have ever seen for all ages. While it is graphically designed for kids, the gameplay is immense and anyone at any age who likes a puzzle/challenge will find this game addictive. I purchased this for my wife because she loves puzzle games. I also was intrigued about the gameplay. I found myself playing it when my wife was not. My niece and nephew also kept barrowing our copy, so we ended up having to buy another copy! Everyone loves it and we enjoy listening to each other's solutions to the puzzles. It is amazing how such drastic differences in approach still gets you to the same ending result.
You will be amazed in how many words this game understands and how it knows each interaction between the items. One time my nephew conjured a vampire to kill another creature, then conjured garlic to kill the vampire. It knew what to do with each item! Amazing game, especially considering it is on the DS and not a larger system.
You will be amazed in how many words this game understands and how it knows each interaction between the items. One time my nephew conjured a vampire to kill another creature, then conjured garlic to kill the vampire. It knew what to do with each item! Amazing game, especially considering it is on the DS and not a larger system.
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This game is FANTASTIC. I'm a fan of the classic 2D Phantasy Star games and the online series. I even have my fair share of experience in the Phantasy Star Universe. PSZ offers 14 character types 350 new weapons/items and has a gameplay style much more similar to PSO rather than PSU. It has 7 areas, and the offline story mode can be played from 3 different perspectives so that gives it some replay value. According to SEGA there's a total of apx 60 hours of offline gameplay if you play all three perspectives (races). Online gameplay is great, and can lead to countless hours of Phantasy Star goodness. You can play in a random group of people (that meet ur search criteria) or with friends, you can even play online quests alone if you like. The story is intriguing enough, I don't want to give any of it away though, you need to experience it for yourself. The game does a great job of capturing the classic feel of PSO, while still maintaining some of the newer stuff from PSU. Graphically it has
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Nice low key game for winding down- especially interesting for anyone who is fond of Titanic material. The "puzzles" are not challenging like other games that leave you wanting to throw the system out the window. Once you get past the annoying first bird "puzzle" it's smooth sailing. Interesting story line that allows you to choose how to respond which elicits different responses from other characters in the game. I may play it again as an antagonist just to see if there is a different outcome. The music score is poor in my opinion and whoever put together the sound on this game did a poor job. When your character speaks, you cannot hear her unless you quickly turn the volume WAY up. The game is also WAY too short and can be completed in a matter of hours. Not for hard core gamers or those seeking a challenge like Professor Layton (one of my personal favorites!). Nice choice for casual gamers or Titanic fans looking for a short but simple, non brain-draining escape from reality.
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I gave my daughter this game for her birthday, and pre-ordered this just in time. The cartridge is accompanied by a Special Collector's Edition Figure Naga with a Gate Card. The premise of the game is just like the one with action figures, Gate Cards, and Special Ability Cards. You work on customizing your character based upon their looks and clothing. One limitation of the game is that you can only create one character at a time. You can progress in Story Mode by participating in battles, where you win points to upgrade your Bakugan, get additional Bakugan and get Gate/Ability Cards. The graphics are above average for the DS platform. Game play, if you're a Bakugan Fan, is enjoyable. You choose which cards to play and then roll your Bakugan in the arena to collect G-Power and Additional Points before you land on a Gate Card. When the opponent rolls and lands onto the same Gate Card, the battle begins. As opposed to the figurine/card game where battles are won based upon point
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The first tinkerbell game went on and on and on and it was good! Fun.. this game there are two parts.. story mode and fairy mode.. I beat story mode in less than an hour.. way too simple.. the fairy mode you can make up to 5 fairies in different talents. you do a few things for other fairies and then your story is over.. then you get to do it all over again for another talent fairy.. the first one was developed so much better game play wise.. however, I do like the graphics and the different places in this one compared to the first one.. the movement isnt as much fun. I dont know.. high scores for tink game number one.. medium scores for tink game number 2.. I hope the 3rd one is much better.
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I bought this game for my daughter that is in kindergarten and she loves to play it. The characters are very cute and the game does have a lot of things that my daughter can do with ease. However, she is just starting to learn to read and there is a TON!! of reading in this game. So I spend a lot of time reading things to her. Also some of the games you have to play to earn kibble coins were difficult at the easy stage even for me (a 32 year old). I would recommend it to friends while making it clear that they need to plan to spend a lot of time playing this with their child if they can't read.
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OK, first off, this is NOT an RPG game, yea, I thought it was! duhh! lol, It's a timed, puzzle type game! You have to get thru each level within a certain amount of time and acheive 3 different goals! When I first spotted this game while browsing thru Amazon, a friend said to me, that looks stupid, thinking it was an RPG type game. Well, I can tell you, it is NOT stupid, it is actually quite difficult. When jumping your Human over cliffs, you have to jump from the very edge or he will most deffinately fall and ... yep, die! I've yet to figure out the concept of killing that darn dinosaur,you have to move the control pad left and right quickly several times. You also get to interact with weapons, club, spear, rocks and other objects like rope, wheel, torch. When you can't reach higher ground you stack your humans making a "human ladder". You start each level with 5 humans, each having 100 health points, when your human loses all his health points, he dies, if you lose all 5 humans you failed
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Hello as an autistic adult women gamer I'm a big fan of the My Baby series I have both My Baby Boy, My Baby Girl, My Baby: First Steps all for the ds. I find myself happy but yet dissappointed at the same time with this game for lot of reason's: We'll start with the happy side first: Bedtime Stories - Cute SandBox - Playing outside - Nice Feeding area - Given more of a selection for food's - Great Decorating Baby's Room - Great Bath time - Elephant blowing bubbles - Extremely cute Shopping - There's 213 outfit's in all if your counting for both gender's yeah they both have completely different clothes plus toy's - Nice Okay now for the dissappointing side: I feel as though some of the level's were very repetative. I took notes on how to beat each activity given for each month so I would not forget how to beat some of the month's. I really wish they would have put a mutliplayer mode on this game as a playdate mode & added a extra profile slot. Yeah there's another downfall this
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I have only played it a couple of times since its arrival, and while it is not anywhere close to the complexity and challenge of the original PC version, it is nice to have something resembling the original for on-the-go gaming on the DS. Purists will miss some of the PC game's advanced features, such as Worker Actions and Terrain Improvements as well as the lack of several Research Options, Unit Types, Great Wonders and City Improvements. Also, it seems as if the AI is not nearly as agressive as in the PC game at the higher levels. Combat is still enjoyable, though, even more so with the cheesy combat graphics and some new 'skills' awarded to Veteran and Elite units after a pre-determined number of successful battles. All-in-all, if you just have to have a Civ fix when you are not near your PC, or don't have the time to play a full PC campaign, this game does enough to get you by.
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I loved this game so much.It does not have the greatest graphics but it is still fun.You can choose from diffrent shoes,shirts,pants,skirts,and dresses.Sadly you can not choose make-up but thats ok.You can change the hair though.This game is really fun and not too hard.I reccomend it for girls ages nine and up.If you like this game i reccomend Imagine rock star.
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A dual meaning, and one of those meanings is the reason it's getting blasted unfairly in game reviews across the Interweb. But I digress. If I had to summarize Nostalgia, I would say it would be what you'd end up with if you tried to put the prequel to Skies of Arcadia on the DS. Of course, very few people played the Dreamcast classic, so I'll try to be as detailed as possible. Nostalgia takes place in an alternate, possibly near future, version of today's world. You will visit many famous cities, such as London and New York, and landmarks, such as Mt. Fuji and the Easter Islands. Your hero is Edward (Eddie) Brown, the son of Gilbert Brown, a famed adventurer. As the game begins you'll take brief control of Gilbert who is trying to save a young lady from someone. Peril befalls him and the girl is stranded aboard his airship, which later crash lands. Eddie sets out to become an adventurer, primarily to find out what happened to his father and bring him home. The game being called
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