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Elite Beat Agents (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

July 12, 2007
I'm a fairly new convert to rhythm games. I bought one of the Dancing Stage games and a mat for my fiancee and was eventually persuaded to try it myself. From there it wasn't a big step to Guitar Hero (on both the Wii and the DS). I saw that Elite Beat Agents seemed to have been getting good reviews in lots of places, and Amazon were selling it for just over a tenner, so I figured I'd give it a try.

The opening stage pretty much set the tone for the rest of the game. The game alternates between gameplay and short humorous cutscenes, so you're not tapping through the entire game. The stories are incredibly silly and don't make much sense (and quite how three male cheerleaders can influence the situation is never explained). ... Read More:

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Magic Made Fun (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

March 14, 2008
It is a bit like brain training every day you play different magic tricks to people and earn points to unlock more tricks. The tricks are separated into magic show where you can perform your tricks to people solo magic where you can watch other magicians perform and magic training to improve you skill. This is mainly a kids game. It even comes with its own deck of cards oh and one of the magic trick secrets is..............youll just have to buy it!

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Super Mario World - Super Mario Advance 2

from: Nintendo

April 12, 2002
hurrah! a way to play the classic snes game on the move. the people that have given it one star are probably too young to remember how great games were before fancy graphics and silly controllers. its all about the gameplay kids... and this is the game to play.

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Nintendo DS Lite Crimson & Black

from: Nintendo


Received today and boy what a great looking unit. The glossy piano red cover blends well with the matt black. Machine performs and works well.Comes with a U.S. charger and a U.K. adaptor which works well. The unit is well made. You will not be dissappointed!!

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Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Blue Rescue Team (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

November 10, 2006
I've never played a Pokemon game before, but was convinced by a work colleague to give it a bash. He was dismayed when I bought Pokemon "blue" as according to him it wasn't "a *proper* Pokemon game"!

Nonetheless I started it and enjoyed it, but it soon became clear that it was incredibly repetitive and not at all challenging. After a few hours of gameplay I felt I was getting nothing it. I was collecting items but never really having to use them, it was easy and there seemed to be no effort involved in advancing through the game.

The premise is simple enough, you are a Pokemon and you have a companion Pokemon. Together you go on rescue missions, which tends to involve going into caves and dungeons (all of which look the same apart from ... Read More:

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Stereo AV Cable (N64)

from: Nintendo


Oh my... my N64 games are now so sharp and clear that I can actually see them!!...Essential. BUY IT.

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Make 10 (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

August 26, 2008
Oh my... my N64 games are now so sharp and clear that I can actually see them!!...Essential. BUY IT.

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Trauma Centre: New Blood (Wii)

from: Nintendo

November 07, 2008
Oh my... my N64 games are now so sharp and clear that I can actually see them!!...Essential. BUY IT.

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Donkey Kong Jet Race (Wii)

from: Nintendo

January 25, 2008
this game isn't nearly as good as mario kart and is fairly poor even when you don't have mario to compare it to.
supose it might be ok for small children as it is easy to use and doesn't need much skill.

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Advance Wars: Dark Conflict (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

January 25, 2008
i have been completely addicted to all the other advance wars game.they are perfection.this one has no redeeming features,i cant even see what the vehicles are supposed to be.i gave it to my son.he gave it back a day later.stick to the others.