Posts Tagged ‘Nintendo DS’

There are plenty of games that you can ask for, buy (or offer) in this time of the year, but not all of them are actually worth your money. In case you want to get the best experiences that money can buy, be sure to look for the following titles: Chou Soujuu Mecha MG Available [...]

Saul’s Favorite Multiplayer DS Games: Mario Kart DS: It’s Mario Kart. It’s online. Not much more needs to be said, right? We’ll, I’ll say more anyway. The first game to take Nintendo’s revered kart racing series online, Mario Kart DS nails the classic gameplay, adds innovative power ups, and delivers on just about everything it [...]

Avid gamers, the bitter truth is: guitars win girls, not Halo skills. Luckily for you (and me, I’ll admit), there’s something that can help. And no, it’s not Guitar Hero. Guitar Hero is about playing along to somebody else’s music (which is admittedly pretty cool). Jam Sessions is about giving you the freedom to create [...]

The handheld Zelda titles have always felt like their own separate line of games. With Phantom Hourglass, however, the gap has been lessened. Not only does Phantom Hourglass borrow the graphics of Wind Waker, the game is also a direct sequel to the GameCube Zelda. Link and Tetra have just embarked on an adventure together [...]

Super Collapse is a puzzle game, block-based but not like Tetris. Blocks do not fall from the sky. They rise from the ground one row at a time. To eliminate them, you have to tap on groups of three or more like colors. Simple, right? Yep. That’s all you need to know. Start playing. Of [...]

Who likes re-releasing old arcade games? It’s Namco! Namco Museum DS is a compilation of seven games from the 80s that includes Pac-Man (who would’ve guessed), Dig Dug II, Galaxian, Galaga, Mappy, Xevious, and the Tower of Druaga. Wait, is that it? Uh… yeah. Pac Man Vs is in there, too, but it likes to [...]

Nothing will make you lose credibility as a hardcore gamer faster than buying a Hannah Montana game. Hey, wait! Hear me out! Though this comes packaged in a girly presentation, hidden within is a rather spiffy music creation tool. It’s commendable that Disney would go to the effort of putting this in when last year’s [...]

It’s not easy to be an artist when using the DS’s stylus. And that’s okay. Drawn to Life won’t penalize you for having crappy drawings. Drawing in this game is purely for your own enjoyment, whether your drawings are realistic works of art or kindergarten scribbles (which can be very amusing). But drawing is an [...]

The Disney Channel movie hit-”High School Musical”-comes to the Nintendo DS in High School Musical: Makin’ The Cut!. Having never seen the show, I had to refer to the press kit to learn a little bit more about the franchise. In the game, you play as one of six “High School Musical” stars-Troy, Gabriella, Sharpay, [...]

In an age where first-person shooters rule, where instant gratification is key, turn-based games are a little hard to get into and enjoy. Worms isn’t a typical turn-based game, though, because, once it is your turn, you basically have carte blanche. Within a time limit, you can rope to the top of a mountain and [...]

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