Since im a big into sports video games and not puzzles only 5% of what Ive downloaded is in the sports genre, 45% in the puzzle genre. I would have to rate my collection 6/10 . Even though I enjoy most of the puzzle games Ive download I just need that first great sports game to drop on dsiware soon..... come on Ninty,ya have to have one on standby
base 10 9/10 (something new, elegant, a gem in the collection) brain age express sudoku 10/10 (as a sudoku game, clean, good controls) puzzle league express 7/10 (repetitive fun) boxlife 9/10 (I like to roll boxes, cut &roll baby) zengage 9/10 (many unlockable levels, deep) digidrive 8/10 (fuel up) glow artisan 10/10 (probably my favorite, colorful fun, perfect for dsi) art academy 1st semester 10/10 (solid painting lessons, a blank canvas) trajectile 7/10 (love the minimal graphics, entertaining enough) brain age arts&letters 9/10 (good at what it is, always a good one to hand over to friends) number battles 10/10 (yes, you should download this one) .... Plus Mario calculator & mynotebook (both useful) OVERALL: 9 of 10 waiting for the katamari puzzle game and watagami monochromatic puzzle.
Nintendo DSi Browser - 8/10 It's really slow, as many people complain, and can't handle pages that are too large, but other than that it gets the job done. I use it mostly for checking my e-mail in bed and making forum replies when away from a laptop.
Flipnote Studio - 10/10 Essentially the YouTube of the DSi. Fantastic possibilities for real animation experts and an easy to use channel system make it the kind of thing that you could spend 30 seconds to 3 hours on.
Photo Clock - 8/10 Note, I'm not using this as a game. I'm using it as a clock. Reviewers who think it's anything more than a clock are silly. It functions great as a clock! An automatic slideshow of your DSi pictures is quite nice, and the ability to choose analog or digital is also great. The real gem is the alarm choices, as the default ones are quite loud and really get the job done. The disappointing bit is that there's no way to make your recorded noises any louder as alarms, and you can't exactly use the alarm functionality when not in the application.
Clubhouse Games Express: Card Classics - 8/10 A great little time waster and always fun to play with friends who have any kind of DS (thanks to download play). Five games to keep you occupied, although you'll probably just end up going back to Five Card Draw and Blackjack. I never owned the first Clubhouse Games, but this is a great little taste of the full version that I'm thankful to have on my DSi. The only real issue here is missed potential for online play, and a bit of nonsense concerning how the chat system works.
Brain Age Express: Math - 8/10 I owned the original Brain Age, and I must say it's great to finally have Brain Age without having to carry around a game card. It makes it give a lot more incentive to play, in my opinion. The only thing is, aside from that, it still lacks a compelling nature to it, and like many you may find yourself stopping training after unlocking all the games. A common complaint of mine since the first one. Hopefully Nintendo will eventually find a way to make it more inviting.
Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters - 8.5/10 The same goes for the aforementioned, although it does have one thing that makes training more fun: Piano practice. There's just something about tinkering away tunes that makes the experience feel far more like a game than a training program, and I really appreciate that.
Brain Age Express: Sudoku - 6/10 Maybe it's just me, but I honestly expected more out of this. I suppose it's fine for hardcore sudoku fans (hence the raised score), but I find little to no incentive to play this. It has the ability to check your Brain Age, sure, but so do the other two applications. Heck, the game doesn't even have the ability to snap a picture of yourself as a user icon. No activities but sudoku here, folks.
Bomberman Blitz - 9/10 Color me biased, but I love Bomberman no matter what system it's on, so it's great to have it as a downloaded application on a handheld gaming system like the DSi. And gee, do I love that music. Four player online doesn't hurt either! Sure, I wish it could have been 8 player, but that's not that big a deal. I only have one major complaint here, and that's that it doesn't have any download play. Bomberman and Bomberman 2 on the DS had download play, why can't the watered down DSiWare version have it? A really missed opportunity. That would have made this a perfect 10.
Puzzle League Express - 8/10 The reason I picked this up is because the last time I played it, it was with Pokémon against the Gold and Silver gym leaders. It featured awesome remixed music and really intense face-off battles. The DSi version is not exactly like that. It's the same gameplay, yeah, but it has its own sort of style to it. And I actually rather like it. The music is all techno-jazzy-jive sort of music and really fits the feel well, making it feel more like a sci-fi puzzler than a fun Pokémon one. It's one of those great games that you can play for a while on a car ride or train ride. The only issue here is that there's no multiplayer whatsoever. This probably wouldn't be that much of a problem for me if the main menu didn't say "Single Player Mode." Why say that if that's the only mode?
Dr. Mario Express - 8/10 A great game, although a bit lacking in the graphics department (especially after all the time I spent with the WiiWare version). Another one of those bus-time time wasters, but my complaint with Puzzle League Express applies to this as well: Where's the multiplayer? Download play would have been perfect for a game like this. The other issue I have is the distinct lack of music. We get two songs (Fever and Chill) to listen to while we play, and they're the exact same versions from the WiiWare version. So why not get the other three songs on here as well? I doubt it would have been that hard.
Trajectile - 9/10 This is addictive, and that's all there is to it. With a large abundance of levels to play, it's one of those "maybe just one more" kinds of games. If you've ever liked Bust-A-Move or Arkanoid, this is a title for you. Sometimes, it'll get really frustrating and make you think until your brain is angry, but clearing the level after something like that makes you fist pump and whisper "Yes!" I would highly suggest setting it to Random mode. Makes it far more exciting to see the next level. Why only a 9/10 you ask? There's something about the graphics that, while I know they were going for that style, I think could have been just a little bit better. Sometimes the ships can appear a bit grainy. With that said, the streams of color they leave behind are fantastically animated. I like that sort of thing.
Dark Void Zero - 10/10 The best DSiWare game available. It's got some of the best music for the system, and terrifically precise controls and gameplay. To put it bluntly, it feels like the games of yesteryear, like a hybrid of Bionic Commando and Mega Man, but with jetpacks. And that's fantastic. An online high score list might have been nice, but the gameplay is so rewarding that you're not really going for score here. It's all about playing, replaying, and replaying again. This thing could have been an NES classic. Three levels sound too short? It's not. Each level is pretty long, and the difficulty may even make you need to slow down and take your time. This set the standard for DSiWare games for me. It'll be hard to beat this one.
Paper Airplane Chase - 7/10 I play this at night sometimes before I go to bed. It's quite relaxing. While lacking in the modes department, you really can't beat classic Endless mode. I used to play it all the time on WarioWare. The added Versus mode is a nice touch as well! It's easy to pick up and good for a laugh. I'd recommend setting it down on a table to play, though, as two people holding one DSi is a tad awkward.
Army Defender - 8/10 DSiWare certainly has a lot of time wasters. This is one of them. There are complaints of a lack of other modes, but I don't think this is what the game is going for. It's just all about good old arcade fun, defending the tower against legions of Metal Slug-looking baddies. A high score list is fun (especially if you have friends who just wanna try it out), and the sound effects are crisp and rewarding sounding. When you've been struggling against a super hard Expert mode onslaught, I bet you anything you'll smile when the air raid shows up at the end!
Mighty Flip Champs! - 8/10 Simplistic graphics and gameplay controls make this feel fresh and nicely made. There are quite a number of levels (some fast and frantic, some puzzling and frustrating) and you'll often find yourself playing over and over to get that S rank in every level. My major complaints here are some bland menus, and a distinct lack of music. For a game like this, I would highly expect some super fun bouncy 8-bit tunes, but for some reason this isn't the case. It's all sort of just ambient noise, and it really doesn't help the experience at all. Also, sometimes you can die by flipping into a wall when you didn't flip into a wall at all. The exactness of flipping is a bit irritating at times, especially when the timer is ticking and you don't have much time to react.
Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again! - 10/10 I don't know exactly what it is about this game, but it truly feels like a retail title. I never played the second game in the series, but I was a huge fan of the first on the GBA. A large reason I never played the second one is because you weren't playing as Mario and it was lacking the platforming/puzzling I loved about the first one. I decided to give the DSiWare version a try, however, as $8 for a sequel isn't too shabby. Boy was I surprised. Great gameplay, fantastic graphics and catchy music make this a must download. The only thing I wish it had more of was Mario voice acting. The first one had a ton of it, and I loved hearing the commentary during the credits the first time around. Ah well. I must say, however, upon completion of the main game, you'll find yourself hours of fun in the Construction Zone mode where you can make your own levels, share them with the world, and download levels from any other user. That's some good stuff right there.
Shantae: Risky's Revenge - ? Why aren't you out yet?
Army Defender - 6/10 - I found it to get stale, repetitive and boring after a couple of rounds. It has a little pick up and play value, but it's just not that addictive.
Aura-Aura Climber - 9/10 - This takes a small concept, puts in a balanced difficulty and the result is perhaps the best 200 point game on the system. There is very little reason not to own this gem.
BASE 10 - 7/10 - The puzzle mode just isn't that good. Great game otherwise, it'll make you think a little.
Ball Fighter - 4/10 - Just didn't have that addictive/engaging quality I look for in puzzle games.
Bejeweled Twist - 9/10 - Started out a little rough, but it was worth it when I got into it.
Bird & Beans - 5/10 - It was ok when it came out, but it's not worth it with meatier 200 point games out now.
BOXLIFE - 7/10 - It feels annoying when you get stuck, and once you get everything for your box house there's not a lot more to do.
Chronos Twins - 5/10 - It lacked fluid, engaging gameplay that I like.
Dark Void Zero - 8/10 - A great retro game from Capcom, one of the top dogs on both the cutting edge and retro fronts. The freezing glitches get annoying, though.
DIGIDRIVE - 8/10 - It gets frustrating at times, but it's still fun to play from time to time.
DQ Wars - 7/10 - The lack of good single player is kind of depressing.
Dracula: Undead Awakening - 7.5/10 - While the graphics and animation lack in detail and fluidity from being an iPhone port, it makes up for it in a good action game great for pick-up-and-play.
Dr. Mario Express - 8/10 - A classic puzzle game that feels great on DSiWare.
Electroplankton Beatnes - 8/10 - It's fun to tinker around with from time to time.
Electroplankton Luminarrow - 6/10 - A little too dark sounding for my tastes. Feels bland after a little bit.
Escapee GO! - /10 - It's not really my cup of tea.
Fieldrunners – 7/10 – Being an ok iPhone port, it lacks the graphics, sounds and animation most iPhone ports have. Levels may be long, difficulty is up there and it has good controls and a high scores table but don't be surprised if you send this to your SD card before you fill said high scores up.
Flight Control - 8.5/10 - While there's no music except for a small retro opening jingle, this also fits the bill for quick, addictive gameplay on the go, making it perfect for DSiWare and one to get if you don't already own the iDevice version.
Flipper - 7/10 - I can't help but drawing up numerous connections to this and Scribblenauts, primarily in the slightly inaccurate controls, I feel that this is exactly what we need more of on DSiWare: Unique concepts that would almost certainly get canned for a physical release. Congrats Hugo on your nice game and I hope to play more of your work soon.
Glow Artisan - 7.5/10 - Extra half point for a dev being on this forum. This is a thinking man's game, which is why I don't entirely like it.
Link ‘n’ Launch – 6.5/10 – It has a high level of polish, great controls and long levels, but it's not very addictive or incredibly fun.
Mario vs. DK - 8/10 - Good level play and nearly endless DLC will make this one to keep for a while. I just wish the user created levels were more like the actual game's levels.
Mighty Flip Champs! - 6/10 - You could probably find better value on DSiWare than this. It's good, but a little too challenging for me.
Nintendo DSi Instrument Tuner - 6/10 - If you're a musician aand desperately need a tuner, this will suffice. Sadly, the Balloon Fight mini-game is very little fun, and there's really no reason to get it if you're not a musician.
Nintendo DSi Metronome - 8/10 - If you need a metronome, or just something to annoy your friends with, this is the thing for you. The Donkey Kong mini-game is actually better than the tuner's game, but it still doesn't justify the cost for a non-musician.
Number Battle - 9.5/10 - Why don't more people have this? This is one of the best games on the service, yet nobody has it. Minus .5 points 'cuz no one is online.
Paper Airplane Chase - 6/10 - Slightly more replay value than Bird & Beans, but it still feels obsolete.
PiCTOBiTS - 8/10 - At times it's a little too slow paced, at other times I can't keep up. That doesn't mean it's bad though.
Pinball Pulse - 6/10 - Kind of like Escapee GO! (Not my cup of tea), It has a good physics model though.
Pop Island - 7/10 - Looks nice, but it grows stale after a little while. A nice Mario Kart DS substitute.
Pop+ - 6/10 – I like how accurate it is, but it doesn’t get very engaging, at least for me.
Pro-Putt Domo – 6/10 - Just doesn’t have the right skills to go pro.
Puzzle League Express – 9/10 – I once played an endless round for nearly 3 hours and 40 minutes, getting a score of 450,155, which I think may be a record. It’s that awesome.
Precipice – 6/10 – Some people claim it’s amazing, I find it to be ok.
Robot Rescue – 7.5/10 – A good puzzle game, but why do the “robots” look more like lobsters?
Rock-n-Roll Domo – 8/10 – As I like to refer to it as, Guitar Hero: On Tour: On Steroids. This is a tough challenge, but kind of fun.
Spotto! - 8/10 - I like to refer to it as Trajectile Mini. However, there's enough differences between the two for me to advise you to get both.
Starship Defense – 8/10 – Q-Games injected a couple of new ideas into the tower defense genre with this game, and I’m glad they did.
Touch Solitaire – 6/10 – Why did it take almost a year for Nintendo to port the smallest game on DSiWare to NA? It’s good, but not great. You could probably find a better 200 point game on DSiWare than this.
Trajectile – 8.5/10 – An addictive gem that has loads of levels for you to play. It doesn’t hurt that Q-Games developed it.
Viking Invasion – 5/10 – Now that we have Starship Defense, there’s no point to getting this. A semi-poor localization doesn’t help either. (Where are they doing? Well, I think they’re buying Starship Defense instead.)
White-Water Domo – 3/10 – I am a small Domo fan, but unless you’re a diehard Domo maniac, don’t get this. And even if you are, think twice VERY hard.
And finally,
ZENGAGE – 3/10 – I feel betrayed and misled. After 4 good if not great Art Style games come along, I downloaded it thinking “Hmm, another Art Style game. This should be pretty good.” 10 minutes in, I found it to be neither Zen nor engaging. For diehard sliding tile puzzle fans only.
Dark Void Zero: 9/10 Great retro game. Capcom hit it right on the spot with this game, good challenge, classic 8-bit action, long levels, even though there's only 3. I got 100% on levels 1 and 3, but can't find the last few items on level 2. I still play it from time to time.
Art Style: BOXLIFE: 8.5/10 Unique style of gameplay, Factory mode is great, would be a 9, but the R&D is frustrating to me.
Art Style: PiCTOBiTS: 8/10 Fun game with classic characters, but some later levels seem easier than earlier ones.
Paper Airplane Chase: 7.5/10 This game is actually addicting and calming, one of the better 200 point games
Escapee GO!: 8/10 This game is 200 points? it could've been 500 points if there were a few more levels. The survival mode keeps me coming back to beat my scores and enough levels for 1-player to make a good game.
PictureBook Games: The Royal Bluff: 9/10 Why don't more people own this game? it's really fun for the strategic gamer and very unique style of gameplay.
Pinball Pulse: The Ancients Beckon: 7.5/10 Very realistic pinball game, and fun, but there simply needs to be a bigger screen area to make aiming easier.
Pop Island: 8/10 Very fun game only limited by almost no variations in the characters. Plus it makes me thumb joint hurt after a few rounds.
Trajectile: 7/10 Good game, but it just doesn't have me coming back to play it every day like my other games.
UNO: 7/10 It's UNO except with multiple rule changes to keep it interesting
Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Minis March Again: 9/10 Great game for a great price. It could've easily been a retail game. Construction zone is always fun.
Bomberman Blitz: 6/10 I regret downloading this, and it's off my DSi on my SD card now. I just didn't like it that much.
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*Additions to my list Starship Defense- 9/10 Very original tower defense. It's a challenge to finish a level without letting an enemy by or using an SOS card, but challenge is good, since it adds replay value.
Electroplankton Luminarrow- 7/10 I almost regretted downloading this after a few minutes of play, but for some reason I'm finding myself to like this title the longer I play it. I guess I'm learning to make better tunes
Gota Catch 'em ALL! Current HG Pokemon count: 180 Mario VS DK; Minis March Again: 3309-2151-9209
Art Academy: Great fun, really teaches you something that sticks and it's just a genuine, greeting environment to try drawing whatever you'd like. Superb controls, sounds, and use of the touchscreen; 9/10 Dark Void Zero: Difficult games don't make fun games, and fun game this is not; 6/10 Fieldrunners: No amazing graphics, same type of guns we see in every single tower defense game, but it's still one of the best; 8/10 Starship Defense: Clean, slate-like graphics with some nice tower types and unique touches makes it feel original and fresh; 9/10 Trajectile: Some puzzling choices in design (the number of times I've had to re do a perfect position because the line wasn't blinking) and the graphics are a bit too stale, but otherwise it's a great game with so many levels for hours of play; 7/10 Pro-Putt Domo: Nothing special, a typical cheap golf game with a... thing instead of a person, some mediocre graphics, and a bit hard to get it if you're not the best for this kind of stuff; 6/10 (All Electroplankton are based on themself, not other games, otherwise all scores are reduced by 3) Electroplankton Hanenbow - The best of the group, some actual replay; 6/10 E-Sun Animalcule - Useless; 2/10 E-Rec Rec - It's called DSi Sound; 1/10 E-Lumiloop - There's almost no sound, requires headphones for a truly nice listening experience, but once you do it's so relaxing it's almost top of the crop of Electroplankton; 5/10 E-Beatness - Great fun, it feels like a genuine mini-game; 5/10 BASE 10 - It really makes you think. I have a love-hate relationship with it.. sometimes it's fun, sometimes I want to bite my DSi until it short circuits on my tongue, and that's why I love it; 8/10 Pop Island - Graphics comparable to the best retail games at a stunning FPS, great replay value, but your thumbs hurt after a bit of playing; 7.5/10 MVSDK - Nice cel-shaded graphics, bunches of levels, level editor, level downloader and sharer? Hit me up on that; 8/10 Sudoku Student - Nicely done, clean, but a bit plain and it's really only for the beginner, anyone that even understands the concept of Sudoku should pass; 5/10 YYCJ - Against NL's review, I found this to be great fun with some very nice graphics and great replayability; 7.5/10 Dragon Quest Wars - Not good. Online play isn't executed well (on the subject, even solo play isn't executed well), no variety of monsters aside from the 6 that are playable from the beginning and get very boring; 4/10 Pop+Solo - Graphics mark it down, because bubbles aren't hard to do. It's very much a game only for those that want all DSiWare possible, or really like 30 "pop"s coming out the speaker every second; 4/10 myNotebook - It takes notes; 6/10
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My downloaded DSi stuff: Nintendo DSi Browser - I don't use it too much but it serves its purpose. 7/10 Flipnote Studio - I have only made a handful of things, but really cool! 9/10 Pinball Pulse The Ancients Beckon - Wish there was more than one table, but a sweet game of pinball! 8/10 Dr. Mario Express - Fun as it ever was. 8/10 Bird & Beans - Not much to it but fun nonetheless. 8/10 Pro-Putt Domo - Glad I got this one, its fun. 8/10 Castle of Magic - I love platformers, this one is no different. 9/10 Spotto! - Addicted to it! 9/10 Foto Face: The Face Stealer Strikes - Haven't played it yet. I'll give my collection an 8/10
Nintendo DSi Browser - Couldn't ask for more. (Maybe speed.) 9/10 Flipnote Studio - Very cool. Always thought the DS should have a drawing app, and animation just makes it that much better. 9/10 Art Style: AQUIA - Interesting and fairly unique. Very nice presentation. 7/10 Art Style: BASE 10 - Way more fun than at first appearance. Requires practice and concentration, and gets very addictive. 9/10 Art Style: BOXLIFE - Fun and challenging. Takes a bit to wrap your head around it, but that's what R&D mode is for. 8/10 Art Style: DIGIDRIVE - My favourite in the Art Style games. Complete, addictive, lasting, catchy. 9/10 Art Style: PiCTOBiTS - Really hard, but quite fun. I really like the retro theme and NES music remixes. 8/10 Chronos Twin - It's a full retail retro-ish platformer! The parallel time mechanic is pretty cool. 8/10 Escapee Go! - A nice little title well worth 200 points. 8/10 Glow Artisan - Interesting puzzle game which never ends, with its own level creator. Talk about bang for your buck! 9/10 Fieldrunners - Classic tower defense on the go. 7/10 Mighty Flip Champs! - A basic platformer made great by its page-flipping mechanic. Solid gameplay and presentation. 8/10 Number Battle - Full retail strategy game based on feng shui and numbers. It's all about deception and tactics. 9/10 Pop+ Solo - Doesn't really float my boat. Seems lengthy, but there's not much variety. 5/10 Pop Island - Hardcore capture the flag game with cutesy appeal. Lots of variety, though single player gets repetitive. So fun multiplayer though. 8/10 Spotto! - Really worth the 200 points. Well presented, varied and lengthy enough. 8/10 Starship Defense - Unique and creative tower defense game with some real challenges and great presentation. 8/10 Trajectile - One of my favourites. It's like Puzzle Bobble (which I love), but is more of a thinking man's game. Lots of variety and challenge. 9/10
Overall: Really satisfied, and looking forward to the coming weeks' releases! 8/10
And did anyone else notice that there's a weird bug in Pop+ Solo's Chill Mode? I get to stage 3 or so and less and less bubbles appear. Eventually I'm popping 5 or 6 bubbles, and no more appear until I pop them all or they go offscreen. Eventually NO bubbles turn up and it's just me listening to the music. Which is relaxing, but very odd. I have to just quit after that.
I've been at least a few levels into chill mode and have never noticed number of bubbles reducing. Maybe it runs out of bubbles if you're not doing combos or keep missing?
Mighty Flip Champs: 10/10 I've gotten so much playtime out of this, and it's perfect to just pick up, try a maze or two if I have a few minutes, then put back down again. Really makes you think.
Mario vs. DK: Minis March Again: 10/10 Basically I like the same things about this as MFC. I can't believe that there is so much content on a DSiWare release.
Art Style: Pictobits: 10/10 This game is so addictive. I love figuring out what the pictures will be. I'm on the last dark level, and it's killing me!
Pinball Pulse: The Ancients Beckon: 8/10 Perfectly executed Pinball game, lots of fun. For 5 dollars I feel it should have more than one table though.
Aura-Aura Climber: 9/10 I just got this, so the rating may change. This is a fun little game for 200 points though.
AiRace: 9/10 I haven't played this much either yet. Much more than what I would expect for 200 points (at least on a Nintendo console).
Browser: 5/10 Useless really, unless I have to type in a password to access the wireless network to use the shop channel (which I do at school here). For portable browsing, the itouch/iphone is just so much better.
Flipnote Studio: 10/10 I wish there were more colors to use, but otherwise there is so much here for a free app. Not much of an artist, but it's fun to goof around with if I'm bored.
I really only download games I know I'm going to love and get a lot of playtime out of. I do want to get some more Art Style games, and perhaps some genres I haven't really played much of. DSiWare is a great way to try new things for cheap. However, I want to try to beat what I have before I buy more points, since I'm pretty broke right now.
MvsDK3 - 6/10 I was addicted to March of the Mini's where you had control over the mini's and also the level editor for that cartridge version was so much more fun to mess around with because you could control the minis. I played March of the Minis for about 1 full year creating levels and starting clubs online etc.. but the DSiWare version was a big let down. I played that one about 2 weeks and then put it down.
Pinball Pulse: The Ancient Beckons 10/10 10 because I have poured over 100 hours into it. I just got 93million points and feel like I will never be able to top that.. So I "might" take a break from it... probably not. For those who think its not your cup of tea, realize that there are so many intricate gameplay elements implemented and the board is very thought out. It also has taught me about Greek mythology a bit.
Flipnote Studio 8/10 Im not into it as much as I could be. What I like about it is that I can go to Draw mode and let my 2 year old toddler play with it. Keeps him busy for about 15 minutes a day.
Thorium Wars- 9/10 Awesome graphics and replay value. Gameplay is great, too. Mario vs. DK MMA- 9/10 Addicting gameplay and great value for its price. Asphalt 4- 7/10 Fun but gets old and repetitive. Dragon Quest Wars- 6/10 Fun but a lack of a single player campaign is a big turnoff. Art Style- PiCTOBiTS- 6/10 Fun but gets WAY too hard. Dark Void Zero- 7/10 Difficulty is unforgiving. Still pretty fun to play, though. Army Defender- 8/10 Addicting and great for picking-up-n-playing. Escapee GO!- 8/10 Fun game for the price, though later story levels can get frustrating. Bird & Beans- 7/10 Two fun games for a buck each= instant win Paper Airplane- 6/10 Another fun but repetitive game. Electroplankton: Hannenbow- 5/10 Meh.
Updated List: Glow Artisan- 7/10 Can be fun at times, though the puzzle editor is just too complicated if you're trying to get certain picture. Spotto!- 8/10 Another fun time waster. Loads of content for just 2 bucks. Starship Defense- 8/10 Tons of content for its price, and some cool concepts in the Tower genre. A bit difficult though. Flipper- 8/10 Very fun and you can solve each level multiple ways, which replay value. The reason it doesn't get a 9 though is because the touch controls can be a little off.
Army Denfender- (6/10), After around 15- 20 mins of play it gets boring..... Asphalt 4: Elite Racing- (7/10), Still enjoy a quick race every now and again. Bomberman Blitz-(8/10), Intense Wifi 4 player matches, even with a room filled with noobs. Bookworm-(7/10) Good time waster. Gotta crazy high score going. Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters-(8/10), Makes me feel smart. The Dr. Mario mock game is fun too. Castle Of Magic-(5/10) Nothing stands out about this one. To easy. Dark Void Zero- (7/10) Good game. Kinda on the short side. Challenging. Dragon Quest Wars-(8/10) Still enjoy Wifi matches with this one. Good graphics too. Escapee Go-(7/10) Short campaign. Lot of replay value with survival mode. Flight Control-(8/10) Fun in short burst. Still trying to land over 300 planes on any of the first 3 airports. Flippper-(5/10) Good Game. Wish their was more of it. Flipnote Studio-( Not yet played.) Its Free. Mario Clock-(6/10) Does what its suppose to do. Mini game is o.k. Mario Vs. DK- (7/10) Not really into puzzlers, however this one is fun. My Notebook-(7/10) Useful. DSi Browser-(8/10) It would be nice if it had a few extra features, but its free. Number Battle- (Not yet played). Nobody had anything really bad to say about this one. Pop Island-(8/10) Download and play really makes this a stand out title. Pop+ Solo-(7/10) Another "fun in short burst" type of game. Rayman-(9/10) This is my first ever Rayman title and im really enjoying it. Struggling a little, but im getting through it. StarShip Defense-(9/10) The first tower defense game that made me say WOW. A lot of fun. E.A. Sudoku- (8/10) With 5 different skill levels for only 200 points, if your a fan, its hard to go wrong with this one. The Oregon Trail-(7/10) Enjoyed almost all the mini games in this one. To easy. Touch Solitaire-(5/10) Not a fan of Solitaire, but it only takes up 5 blocks of space. VT Tennis-(6/10) Big tennis fan so I had to pick this one up. Touch screen controls work well except on hard mode. Nothing fancy about this one. Just a very playable tennis game.
Edit: @Waltz Your thread topic Instantly made me think of this one and how I never got around to posting yet. thanks for the reminder
Edit 2: The only reason why Rayman doesnt get a (10/10) is because I know eventually I will get 100% completion on that one. Then I wont have a reason to play it anymore. That also goes for Starship too....
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