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LEGO Batman: The Videogame (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: Warner Brothers

October 10, 2008
I wasn't sure what to expect from lego batman as I'm not a fan of the films, but I gave it a try anyway as I previously purchased lego Indiana Jones and loved it. I was pleasently surprised with lego batman. It's fun and for the DS it has good graphics. There are 30 levels to play and you can blay as the hero and save gotham streets or you can play as the villan and make mischief along the way.

There are plenty of characters to earn and buy and special powerups can also be unlocked and purchased with your studs. Not only would this provide hours of entertainment (I have found myself addicted to lego batman) but it is a welcome addition to the lego series.

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Lego: Indiana Jones (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: Activision

June 17, 2008
I loved this Game, being a fan of India Jones, I really liked the fact that is stays quite true to the original films, & the little film clips after each level are very funny. Graphics are good, and you get to use your stylus and also blow into the mouth piece to inflate rubber dingies! Being a logo man/woman is lots of fun and something everyone should try!

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Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: Activision

November 16, 2007
So we all love Star Wars, but it's suffered from some slightly ropey video games. But this one is ace. It's very easy to pick up. It's funny but it's also gerat fun. It has replay value, entertainment value and fits in your pocket (well, it does when it's in the DS. If it's not in the DS then the cartridge will fit anywhere.

It's surprisingly addictive. Easy to play through, but much harder to do all the other tasks - finding red bricks, minikit parts etc is tough. So this is highly recommended

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Ben 10: Protector of Earth (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: D3 Publisher

November 09, 2007
I reallly, really enjoyed this game. I like the idea that his watch is playing up again and can only turn into Four Arms and Heatblast, but Monsters have got some of the Omnitrix and when he defeats them he gets XLR8, Cannonbolt and Wildvine.

I have 20 DS games and my two brothers have a few and most of them are 5 Star, but I think this is the BEST!

I found it hard to begin with and I didn't understand how to play it, although I kept playing and it was brilliant!

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Wall-E (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: THQ

July 04, 2008
Wall E is such a fantastic movie that we expected the game to be just as cute, just as fun. Steering the little guy from start to finish of each level, working his way round simple obstacles and moving walkways from a 3D overhead viewpoint was fun - for a short while.
Our 5 yr old found it quick to understand and completed the first couple of levels within ten minutes. It was nice to find a game that was not heavily centered around reading a lot of initial text too. As each level got a little harder but was essentially the same type of game play, her frustration grew and her interest wandered off. Ok, so the character does switch from Wall-E to Eve but this hardly makes for exciting and varied long lasting play. She has attempted it a couple ... Read More:

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Star Wars The Clone Wars: Jedi Alliance (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: Lucas Arts

November 14, 2008
At last we have exclusive Star Wars title for the Nintendo DS. The Clone Wars is an expansion of the Clone Wars animated film, due on DVD in December. A cargo of lightsaber crystals have been hijacked by an unknown enemy. Two Jedi are dispatched to investigate.
A beautiful intro sequence (and some wooden voice acting) takes us into the main game where we are presented with a choice of Jedi for the beginning of the mission. We have to choose any two from a choice of six Jedi, each with their own strength, force power and lightsaber type (colour of the blade). The Jedi are Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano (she's a Jedi in training), Obi-Wan Kenobi, Mace Windu, Plo Koon and Kit Fisto.
Movement and combat is entirely stylus driven. Drag ... Read More:

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Kung Fu Panda (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: Activision

June 27, 2008
The game is brilliant fun if you're looking for some baddie fighting and object finding... and if you enjoy kicking and throwing wolves and crocodiles around before flinging them into the water. It uses the buttons and the stylus (you fight with the stylus in great attack combinations) and really brings you into the game. (Unlike other very "old school" feel games such as Harry Potter, etc).

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Ratatouille (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: THQ

September 28, 2007
i didnt think i would like ratatouille when i first brought it, but i wanted to try something diffrent and i'm glad i did, it a brilliant game, thats not just constant cooking but a little bit of platform thrown in too.
i have only just started playing it, but i am already hocked, so much so that when i brought it, although i brought 4 other games at the same time, i have yet to touch any of them.
lol.
brilliant game and well worth buying.
even if you just use it to have to player cook offs lol.

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The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: Nintendo

October 19, 2007
Absolutely Brilliant Game! I am a big fan of Zelda, and the DS version exceeded all expectations, the graphics are fab, and the game play the best I've come across. You use the stylus throughout, to roll, climb, fight and so on, I've had my DS for a year and no other games I've bought have come close. It took me a month to complete, but I had to try really hard not to play it all day every day!! There are lots of puzzles to keep you occupied, and the different characters and worlds you visit are very well thought out. It's a real feel good game.

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Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Action and Shooter
from: THQ

November 23, 2007
Absolutely Brilliant Game! I am a big fan of Zelda, and the DS version exceeded all expectations, the graphics are fab, and the game play the best I've come across. You use the stylus throughout, to roll, climb, fight and so on, I've had my DS for a year and no other games I've bought have come close. It took me a month to complete, but I had to try really hard not to play it all day every day!! There are lots of puzzles to keep you occupied, and the different characters and worlds you visit are very well thought out. It's a real feel good game.