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Licensed Stylus Triple Pack: Pink (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: Venom

July 18, 2008

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The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: Disney Interactive

May 23, 2007
I was apprehensive about playing this game. I am a huge Narnia fan so I had to buy it, but I was doubtful because I found the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe game pretty frustrating because I've never been able to finish it. I got stuck on the part involving fighting giants and despite what seems like hundreds of attempts, I gave up. That was months ago and the game is still unfinished and has long been abandoned. I was worried that the same thing would happen with this game. Luckily it didn't.

I've heard other negative criticisms about the first Narnia game so I'm going make comparisons between the two. There must be other people out there who were disappointed by the first game and are wondering whether to risk buying the second. ... Read More:

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Zoo Hospital (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: Eidos

March 07, 2008
took this back to the shop after one day and swapped it, basically you've got a overhead picture of a zoo when an anmal is ill it flashes you treat it, done, on to the next animal theres no story, no progress, really its just boring

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SimCity Creator (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: Electronic Arts

September 26, 2008
took this back to the shop after one day and swapped it, basically you've got a overhead picture of a zoo when an anmal is ill it flashes you treat it, done, on to the next animal theres no story, no progress, really its just boring

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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: Nintendo

March 31, 2006
"Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney" is the most fun I have had so far on the DS. You play Phoenix Wright, a rookie defence attorney, who has the option to shout "Objection!" far more often than real lawyers ever get to do (sadly, I am one, and so can vouch for this!) Although marketed as a "lawyer" game, it is not very realistic about the legal profession, although some reviewers seem to have unfairly marked it down for not reflecting the legal system with which they are familiar. For example, I read one review noting that the jury is nowhere to be seen. This game began life in Japan, which has not historically featured jury trials, so it's not surprising that you don't see the jury here. Much of "Phoenix Wright"'s gameplay in fact goes on outside the ... Read More:

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powerplay Stylus Set: Metal (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: Powerplay

June 23, 2006
What they don't point out is the fact only two of the pens are for the DS and the other are for the DS Lite - surely most customers have one or the other system?!!!!!

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Assassin's Creed: Altairs Chronicles (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: Ubisoft

April 11, 2008
I loved the game for the PS3, so decided to buy it for the DS. And it was a very nice surprise! The convertion to the DS is very good and the game is very addictive. I totally recommend it!

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Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery Of The Mummy (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: Ascaron

November 14, 2008
I loved the game for the PS3, so decided to buy it for the DS. And it was a very nice surprise! The convertion to the DS is very good and the game is very addictive. I totally recommend it!

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Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: Konami

October 17, 2008
I loved the game for the PS3, so decided to buy it for the DS. And it was a very nice surprise! The convertion to the DS is very good and the game is very addictive. I totally recommend it!

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Secret Files: Tunguska (Nintendo DS)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo DS
from: DS

May 23, 2008
The story of Secret Files: Tunguska plays out like an indiana jones movie/ tomb raider game plot - in a point and click style adventure. The story is engaging enough to keep your interest, but not too in-depth or confusing to detract from the game.

Its no great shakes with the puzzles, which takes the old fashioned "combine A with B and use on C, and then D will happen" format, but enough thought has gone into them that they aren't tedious, and MOST require a reasonable amount of thinking to get the job done.

The pointing and clicking is also great - the (surprisingly gorgeous!) backgrounds are static, but the character is fully mobile, so you have to roam around the screens to solve the problems: the opposite of games like ... Read More: