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Dr Kawashima Brain Age Training Game DS

from: Nintendo

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Naruto: Ninja Council (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

October 19, 2007

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Pokémon Dash (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

March 11, 2005
This is actually good.(Spoiler warning) As Pikachu,you take place in 5 colour cups with 6 races in each race. Using the stylus,you make little pika run in lots of directions,going past checkpoints to get to the end. You play against 5 other pokemon, and your overall score is depended on your positions(1st,2nd,3rd etc.) Coming in 1st,2nd or 3rd unlocks you the next cup, but coming in 4th,5th or 6th means you have to try again. There are lots of things to use to help you get through,like flying across in balloons,or riding across the ocean on Lapras's back. Power ups make you run super fast through a certain bit of ground. Once you have done the main mode,you unlock hard mode,The same but harder and with different players. Plus you get to go on ... Read More:

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Star Fox Command (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

January 26, 2007
the gameplay si great but it couldve done with free play or skirmish instead of havin to go straight into campaign mode

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Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (GBA)

from: Nintendo

May 06, 2005
The magical adventure continues.... on the GBA! Yes the series goes to an unexpected turn to your favorite portable console. Unfortunatly it's gone a bit 2-D apart from the occasional 3-D cutscene.
One thing makes this game stand out from the other KH games. Everything is (cleverly) done with cards! To progress to other worlds you use cards! To fight heartless you use cards. Even to open doors you use cards.That's how things work in the mysterious Castle Oblivion.It may sound confusing but once you've learn't and got the hang of it you'll really like it!
Some of the Disney worlds may seem a bit of a joke or just recycled from the original game but in Castle Oblivion everything becomes new and exciting!
So pick up a copy of the brdge between ... Read More:

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Another Code: Two Memories (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

June 24, 2005
I've wanted this game for a long time, and reading the reviews didn't help either as it made me want it more. Finally, i was lucky enough to win it on ebay under the American name "trace memory." As soon as it came, i began to play it, and i was not dissapointed!

First thing, i'm not going to bore anyone with the details of the game as the synopsis says it all. There were many things i loved about the game- the characters felt realstic and as the game got on, i was wanting to find the information so that both Ashley and D would be set free. The graphics were fantastic, especially in the masion later on. The sound track was cool as well and added to the atmosphere. The puzzles are varied and although they're not hard, you really do have to think about them. It ... Read More:

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Polarium (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

March 11, 2005
Practically a launch title, and heavily discounted from the outset, Polarium definitely feels like a bit of a rush job: the graphics are minimalist, the soundtrack is nothing more than a few rarified blips and bloops, and there's not much going on in terms of different play modes. The gameplay is fiendishly simple with some scope for logic an planning, making it more like Tetris than the current crop of "flail-puzzlers" like Meteos and Zookeeper, although the stylus-based action requires a swift and steady hand. Sadly, the hand required is perhaps too steady: in the heat of the moment the control system seems to fight against you, and the game is so knife-edge difficult that this invariably results in near-instant death, which spoils an otherwise furiously addictive puzzle ... Read More:

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Nintendo DS lite red

from: Nintendo


Practically a launch title, and heavily discounted from the outset, Polarium definitely feels like a bit of a rush job: the graphics are minimalist, the soundtrack is nothing more than a few rarified blips and bloops, and there's not much going on in terms of different play modes. The gameplay is fiendishly simple with some scope for logic an planning, making it more like Tetris than the current crop of "flail-puzzlers" like Meteos and Zookeeper, although the stylus-based action requires a swift and steady hand. Sadly, the hand required is perhaps too steady: in the heat of the moment the control system seems to fight against you, and the game is so knife-edge difficult that this invariably results in near-instant death, which spoils an otherwise furiously addictive puzzle ... Read More:

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Pink Handheld Console (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

October 07, 2005
Nintendo DS is a new way to play and talk in 1. It is also a hand held console which makes it portable. It is extremely popular across the world and is selling rapidly.Would you buy a Nintendo DS?. Many children use it more than the Nintendo Wii and the PSP which is a great point for buying one. If i was you i would recoment this game console to a friend or even family. If i recived a Nintendo DS i would always look after it and talk to all my friends and play on the games. The Nintendo DS Lite is the newer version of the Nintendo DS which gives you the same quality but a brighter screen and gives you 20 feet smaller in the distance.

review written by Stephanie.J.G (11 years old)

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GameCube Console - Purple

from: Nintendo

October 10, 2003
well...wen the gamecube came out...i wanted to get a gcn but every told me it will drop like the dreamcast...so i bought a ps2...i mean yeah the ps2 has fifa, gta, gran turismo...but the gamecube have 4 of the best games in the world - pokemon, mario, zelda and metroid and now sonic...also because there is no dvd drive the laser focuses on the games so loading times are really short!!! and the controller is unique and is amazing to use....10 OUT OF 10!!!!!!!!!!!!!!