This looks like a great game. Hope it comes to North America soon.

I'm looking forward to Winter Wonderland 2 next week, and it looks like Ninja Gaiden will be released next week as well.

I personally can't wait to read the review for Smart Girls' Playhouse Mini. Will Chicken Brutus have the pleasure?

It looks like this game is coming out on September 13 for North America.

Awesome! I've been looking forward to this game forever!

It can be pre-ordered at Amazon for $20.99. I've ordered it for a Christmas present for my son (it'll be a late present, but better late than never!).

I have to agree with Froggie. I enjoy the match-3 games even if they do get repetitious at times. I actually had my eye on this game to see if it ever got released in the States, and when it surfaced as a DSiWare game for only $5, I was very pleased. I'm having a good time with it.

@Shworange The demo only had one component of the game. According to the retail game descriptions, there are multiple restaurants and activities to play. I think it will be worth the $10, especially if the download version is the equivalent of the proposed retail cart.

Order Up is/was slated to be released as a retail version at the end of August. I don't know if it will still be coming out as a cart or if it will only be available as the download. I know that I'd rather pay the $10 than the $30 for the cartridge.

Well I'm very happy with today's offering. Order Up, Lola's Fruit Shop (I have a mental block when it comes to sodoku--hopefully the preschool version will finally bust it down!) and a surprise match-3 game. I'm liking today's download selection!

I wonder if the game differs from the retail version? I bought that a long time ago.

The 3DS cartridge is supposed to come out this summer in North America. Now you say that the full game will be available as a download game? That'd be great if I could download it instead of buying the 3DS retail game.

I admit I bought the game. Actually pre-ordered it back in April 2011, which was good because I locked it in at $20. When it was released this month the cost was $30, so I did like the savings. The game's actually not bad. The hidden object scenes were rather easy but after so many games that required you to randomly tap in dark murky spots in order to find something you just can't see, it was a welcome change. The puzzle games in between levels were mostly pretty challenging but if there was one that you just couldn't figure out, you were able to skip it. The story line was pretty goofy although it did have a good plot twist, but I enjoyed the back story given in hidden diary pages.

I like hidden object games and this one wasn't too bad at all.

I miss the days when you could look forward to 3 DSiware games each week.

This game is apparently coming to North America via DSi download on Thursday March 15th.

This game sounds like it might be fun.

It looks like this game is coming out in the US in February! It looks interesting.

Well, I'm very glad that this game was finally available for North America this week. I am a hidden object game fan and have been enjoying it.

I love hidden object games and really wish that Christmas Wonderland had made it over to North America. I even enjoyed the Halloween hidden object game. True, the kids were creepy-looking, but other than that it was an enjoyable experience.

Thank you!