Posts Tagged ‘Nintendo DS’

Raising an animal requires a fair amount of patience. This couldn’t be any more true for Animates, a pet simulator that’ll tax your tolerance for boredom like no other game before it. Let’s clear this up right now to save you some time: Animates is boring. Granted, pet simulators aren’t known for their gripping gameplay, [...]

Harvest Moon is a terrible series. Monotony isn’t supposed to be so addictive, but you’ll put 20 hours into one of these games before you start to question whether or not you are accomplishing anything and another 10 hours to reach a point where no more progress can really be made. Oh, and Rune Factory [...]

If you don’t have the patience to sit through the entire series of Fullmetal Alchemist, then maybe a two-hour DS game will interest you. But to find anything interesting in Fullmetal Alchemist: Dual Sympathy is like trying to lead a horse to water and not only make it drink but also juggle flaming bowling pins. [...]

Following the success of Ankh and Ankh: Heart of Osiris on PC, XIDER Games and Daedalic Entertainment have launched the next offering in the Ankh Empire – Ankh: Curse of the Scarab King on Nintendo DS. If you enjoyed the previous Ankh titles then prepare yourself for more laugh-a-minute humor as you join Assil, the [...]

There are import games that can be enjoyed by just guessing which menu option is Play, for once you actually start playing, knowing Japanese becomes a moot point. While some of that rings true for Jump Ultimate Stars, this game relies heavily on the ability to read Japanese. Getting the most out of it may [...]

With Resident Evil DS, Capcom has essentially taken the Playstation original and squeezed it onto a smaller screen. While some polish has been sacrificed–character models are a bit jaggy–it’s an impressive feat to see this running on the DS. A live-action introduction and a good amount of voice acting (both incredibly cheesy, but still…) are [...]

WARSAW, POLAND – June 27th, 2007 – NoWay Studio – a division of QubicGames dedicated to development of games for Nintendo DS today announced its debut title C.O.R.E., which advances players to the year 2050 onto the battleground set in the underground laboratory complex. “We like to think that C.O.R.E. is a classic FPS game [...]

TOKYO – “Dream Skincare” is part of recent efforts by Nintendo Co. to attract newcomers to gaming. Until recently, the gaming crowd has largely been young men fond of shooting and sports games. But the Nintendo DS – which comes with two screens, including a touch panel – has been a big hit with older [...]

Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection has crossed two huge milestones within just days of one another. Worldwide, since its launch in November 2005, Nintendo’s wireless gaming service has now connected more than 5 million unique Nintendo DS owners, and those gamers have racked up more than 200 million game-play sessions. Worldwide, nearly 65 games can be played [...]

It’s hard to make a moody sci-fi adventure game without someone drawing parallels between it and the Metroid franchise, especially when the main character is an armor-clad, female bounty hunter. Jenosa and her story may be a rip-off, but Orbital Media has done enough to set this one apart and actually make Jenosa the cooler [...]

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