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Mario Vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

March 09, 2007
I have a whole bunch of games on my DS - Mario Kart, Dr Kawashima 1 and 2, Big Brain Academy, the list goes on. But this is honestly the best game I've played (and completed!) on the DS.
The gameplay basically involves leading a team of little wind-up mini Marios, who have to collect stars on a series of platform screens. If you don't collect the stars and push buttons in the right order, you can't complete the level properly.
It's intellectually challenging - so you have to think and strategise and decide on the order in which you are going to use the different buttons and levers on the screen. And there's a lot of clever timing involved too in making sure that you avoid monsters.
It's just a shame the game is over - I think ... Read More:

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Nintendo Official Game Link Cable (GBA)

from: Nintendo

June 22, 2001
If your looking for the most compatible link cable with your Game Boy Advance system then this is it. The real question is whether it's worth it...

The Official Game Boy Advance Link cable is not to be confused with other Game Boy link cable formats as it is not cross compatible with earlier versions of Game Boy I'm afraid, meaning you'll need to purchase seperate cables for different formats.

Probably more shockingly is the fact that it is NOT compatible with all applicable GBA games, which is ridiculous considering this is mean't to be your official choice.

My advice to you is stay away.

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Magic Made Fun (Nintendo DS)

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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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Fire Emblem (GameCube)

from: Nintendo

November 04, 2005
Ah the Fire Emblem series. I'm guessing you never knew about it until Marth appeared in Super Smash Bros Melee, right? If so, I'm one of these people too and I got curious about the Fire Emblem series and eventually bought this as my first Fire Emblem game.

I'm so glad I did, I've been obsessed with it lately. You control a young mercenary named Ike and he will be the main character throughout the entire game. Thankfully, Intelligent Systems did us a favour and made him extremely powerful. Along the way you'll meet many other characters including the money grabbing, alcohol drinking, gambling Makalov, extremley dedicated Knight of Crimea Kieran who fears nothing. Not even an axe to his head. And my favourite, the lazy Wyvern Lord from Daein, ... Read More:

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Gameshark GameBoy Advance GBA

from: Nintendo


Ah the Fire Emblem series. I'm guessing you never knew about it until Marth appeared in Super Smash Bros Melee, right? If so, I'm one of these people too and I got curious about the Fire Emblem series and eventually bought this as my first Fire Emblem game.

I'm so glad I did, I've been obsessed with it lately. You control a young mercenary named Ike and he will be the main character throughout the entire game. Thankfully, Intelligent Systems did us a favour and made him extremely powerful. Along the way you'll meet many other characters including the money grabbing, alcohol drinking, gambling Makalov, extremley dedicated Knight of Crimea Kieran who fears nothing. Not even an axe to his head. And my favourite, the lazy Wyvern Lord from Daein, ... Read More:

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Kirby Mouse Attack (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

June 22, 2007
This game was made interesting by the many abilities which can be mixed to form new abilities. Kirby is continually picking up scrolls which add to your abilities encouraging you to collect them all. The controls worked well with excellent use of the touch screen. On completion of the game you are kept interested by a new zone in which you can pick up powers and take the to the old levels you have done. Included in this package are several minigames (a total of four). I ALWAYS find this game fun to play.

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Yoshi Touch & Go (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

May 06, 2005
I bought it as a big fan of yoshi games, they have all been a lot of fun and been really enjoyable. This game is good, it has the same charm as its fellows but I was let down by how its only a few different play modes, not any real levels. I have kirby power paint brush which control wise is very similar and is definately the better game. It is fun and its pretty addictive when you're trying to beat the high scores but after that I lost most of my interest. I wouldnt go so far as to say don't buy it, but I would say try and get it cheap.

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Super Mario Land (GBC)

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When I was younger my brother bought a gameboy at a carboot sale along with this game, I thought it was really ace, I would spend hours trying to complete the missions. I recently bought a gameboy advance sp and found mario in the loft. I was suprised to see that I still found it a really amusing game and thought it looked even better in colour. The amazing thing bout gameboy games is how long they last. This game is definately worth buying!!

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Super Mario Bros (Nes Classics GBA)

from: Nintendo

July 09, 2004
This should be an essential game for your Gameboy, but more appreciated by those who played it during their childhood, like me. It poses some fantastic challenges and very cleverly worked enemy placements, so that when you go to jump somewhere, their will always be something in your way! Such little challenges appear in and out, but the real sense of achievement is at World 8-1, the last world.

For those who suggest you cannot save/continue, they obviously haven't been playing long enough to remember 2 old cheats :)


On the title screen, hold down 'B' and press Start. Bob's your Uncle, it magically starts off from the beginning of the last world you were in! (ie 4-1, 6-1)

If you don't want to use this, use the Warp Cheat - on World 1 ... Read More:

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Donkey Konga (Includes Bongos) (GameCube)

from: Nintendo

October 15, 2004
We bought first the game, without the bongos. Not fun. But when we got the bongos, the entertainment was such fun. My kids loves it.
Its perfect for an evening with pints and pizza. My and mye friends hands went red. Recommended!!

Maggie from Norway