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Draw, color and dthink your way through different exotic locations and adventuresTransform your stylus into 120 authentic digital Crayola CrayonsOver 110 pictures to color in the digital coloring bookPlay mini games such as connect the dots, jig saw puzzle and speed coloringEarn rewards of bonus crayons and pictures < Crayola Treasure Adventures > < Build-A-Bear Workshop > < Smart Girls: Playhouse > < Smart Kid's: Gameclub > < Disney Princess: Magical Jewels > < Strawberry Shortcake: Strawberryland Games >  price： 2999  Crave Entertainment(2007-09-25)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Best game for a 3 1/2 year old kid...games&coloring) (Perfect for the Younger Child) (4 year old boy loves it!!) (Great for the kids) (Great Idea But....) My 3 1/2 year old little boy found this game easy to play&a ton of fun. Our 4 year old enjoys playing this game. It includes coloring, puzzles, and dot to dot which teaches basic numerical order. Games for the younger child are hard to find for the DS and I was pleased that this one proved to be fun. It provided entertainment for our 4 year old son on a 3 1/2 hour plane ride. I bought Crayola Treasure Adventures for my 3 1/2 year old son's 4th birthday. He loves this game!! It is very easy for him to understand, as there is no reading involved. He gets to color and put puzzles together. He gets to feel like the older kids (8 and 11) and mom and dad who play the Nintendo DS games as well. I recommend it! My 4-year-old and even 2-year-old love this game on the DS. Not only are there many simple coloring "pages" but there puzzles and games to color and draw through as well. Recommended for learning colors, hand eye coordination and just having fun. This seemed like a great game, but... it took my 6 year old about an hour to complete in full. Once you complete the game you can't re-set it. She is really bored with it now. For the price it seems like sort of a waste of money. Not enough levels even for a 6 year old. Concept is good though; teaches counting, nice colors. But in short, I would not have spent the money for this little. I would expect WAY more from Crayola! Crayola Treasure Adventures will draw out your creative side as well as your sense of adventure, as you color, sketch, and think your way through numerous exotic locations, challenging puzzles, and exciting adventures. Crayola Treasure Adventures also offers a digital coloring book that lets the young artist run wild with their imagination through more than a hundred different digital crayons and pictures. Crayola Treasure Adventures truly epitomizes the art of childhood by offering a creative escape right on your Nintendo DS! In Story mode, restore a world's stolen color with the help of your crayon friend Tip! Challenging and fast-paced puzzles Coloring Book Mode has 120 crayons and over 100 different pictures to choose from, as well as eraser and marker options ESRB Rated E for Everyone Rerations < Crayola Treasure Adventures > < Build-A-Bear Workshop > < Smart Girls: Playhouse > < Smart Kid's: Gameclub > < Disney Princess: Magical Jewels > freaks Play through 20 unique missions, plus daily challenge missions and global player stats comparisonsScan over 30 unique vehicles and customize their paint schemes -- morph from a larger-than-life robot to a high-powered vehicleBuild up your custom Transformers' stats and abilities as you explore the worldExclusive Antarctic levels, available only in Transformers - AutobotsLocal wireless multiplayer modes (up to four players) such as Team Death Match and AllSpark Sports < Transformers - Autobot > < Transformers - Decepticons > < Ben 10 Protector of the Earth > < Spider-Man 3 > < Mario Kart DS > < Advance Wars: Days of Ruin > < Transformers: Animated Movie Adaptation (Transformers (Idw)) > < The Transformers - The Movie (20th Anniversary Special Edition) > < Transformers: The Movie > < Transformers 2008 Calendar > < Transformers (Two-Disc Special Edition) >  price： 1999  Activision Inc.(2007-06-26)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (It`s a great game) (Transformers Autobots) (Pretty good game.) (Boring) (Love It!) Nico is my son and he is 8 years old. We live in Caracas. He said that "this game is very funny but a little difficult to play. Is very exciting to play. In the sector 7 mission you only need to destroy the defenses." Enjoy it. If your into detailed graphics, this isn't the game for you. But if you like the idea of being a transformer and doing missions, etc for the fun of it ,you may like this game. Its a simple game my toddler plays. So if your a transformers fan you just might like the fact that you can transform into a car,truck, etc. I'm not a crazy Transformers fan. As a kid I grew up watching them occasionally. I did like the movie and the Wii game so I decided to add to my DS collection. Since the game was released prior to the movie, it varies from the storyline slightly. (Which is fine because sometimes you think you know what's coming and you're way off.) The gameplay is pretty fun and I like being able to scan vehicles, which you can transform back into anytime during the game (except for some missions). BIG PROBLEM: In each version there is a jet that you see but cannot scan. There is a jet transformation that you can use but it seems impossible to get now. You have to take your DS with your version of Transformers to a DS download station (here's where it gets hard) in a Target that has that same version for download. Once you download the demo with your Autobots game in... you have the jet. Problem is: Most DS download stations only have newer games. This game is not new. There is a POSSIBLE solutions for those of you who have a Wii. On the Nintendo Channel you can download demos for your DS. If they were to release Transformers demos to the Nintendo Channel then simply download from there. I don't think that is very likely though. My final suggestion: get the game, enjoy it, and get really good at using the stealth helicopter transformation because you're not getting the jet. This is a terrible game. It is boring and difficult to control. The storyline is terrible, the online play is terrible and the graphics are sub-par. Fan of Transformers or not; this game is bad. I love blasting "Decepticreeps" at every turn. I'm really glad I bought this, especially since I'm a big Transformers fan. Transformers: Autobots lets gamers control the outcome in the battle for Earth. Help protect the Earth using the unstoppable power of the Autobots. Fight through multiple levels as you take command of popular Transformers like Bumblebee, Barricade and others. Based on the live-action feature film. Rerations < Transformers - Autobot > < Transformers - Decepticons > < Ben 10 Protector of the Earth > < Spider-Man 3 > < Mario Kart DS > freaks Officially licensed by NintendoLengthen to use it comfortably and shorten to store in the stylus port perfectly.Uses same material as the original Nintendo DS lite stylus pen. < Nintendo DS Lite Adjustable Stylus Pen - Black > < Nintendo DS Lite Adjustable Stylus Pen - Pink > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < Guitar Hero: On Tour > < Touchmaster > < Nintendo DS Lite Protective Filter >  price： 499  HORI(2008-05-06)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Nintendo DS Lite Adjustable Stylus! GREAT!) (Great for adults and for your kids too!) (Good replacement) I am an adult and these are wonderful! They extend so that they fit your hand better! Makes playing games that require a stylus so much easier and comfortable. You do not have the end of the stylus digging in the palm of your hand! I bought two of these thinking that only one pen was per package. The package contains two pens. One perfect the other bent due to the package shrinkage wrapped. I will drop a rating only because the the second pen is bent. I own only two DS lites and the straight pens fit perfect and slid out and expand perfectly with little effort. I wish the shrink wrap did not warp the second pen! +officially licensed +tip is as smooth as the 1st party stylus +can be extended to 5" +fits flush in the DS Lite -when fully extended, the top half is very wobbly (just extend it half-way up) -made out of plastic (would've been better if it was metal) HORI UHDL-66 NINTENDO DS(TM) LITE ADJUSTABLE LENGTH STYLUS PEN (BLACK) Rerations < Nintendo DS Lite Adjustable Stylus Pen - Black > < Nintendo DS Lite Adjustable Stylus Pen - Pink > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < Guitar Hero: On Tour > < Touchmaster > freaks • Creating your own puzzles is a snap! Design your puzzle by hand or draw any picture you like and convert it automatically into a Picross puzzle.• Trade puzzles with friends using local wireless or Nintendo WFC or download free bonus puzzle packs.• Play with up to five friends in Picross-themed minigames over local wireless, or race to complete puzzles against other gamers on Nintendo WFC. < Picross DS > < Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! > < Touchmaster > < Planet Puzzle League > < New York Times Crosswords > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village >  price： 500  Nintendo(2007-07-30)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Major irritation with the larger puzzle size vs screen size) (Game review) (Fun game that takes some thought) (Extraordinarily addictive!) (Fun but challenging) The easy puzzles (small size) are too easy...but then you move up to the more challenging puzzles. Yes, challenging they sure are, BUT with the zoom size and the numbers along the sides, return to normal size with the tiny numbers to get the "big picture" in order to figure the puzzle out takes more time AND irritation than I am willing to give for a puzzle game. Now don't take me wrong, I love a good challenge and have succeeded at the most challenging levels of Sudoku and other puzzle games, but Picross is not one for the small Nintendo DS Lite machine...a more apt game for the PC IMHO. I had high hopes for the use of logic while determining the solutions and also think that the images that come up after you succeed in completing a puzzle are not visually pleasing as one could expect for the DS games. So I give it 5 stars for the challenge, 1 star for the smallness and poor quality of the imagery, thus averaging a 3 star rating for this game. I feel that only die-hard Picross fans will get any enjoyment of this game. Fun and keeps your attention. I don't like the zoom effect and not being able to see the whole puzzle in that mode. This is a game that you use a graph a numbers to make a picture. It takes some thought as you solve more puzzles. You start with a blank graph with some numbers telling you which blocks to fill in. There are hints, so if you make a mistake and fill in the wrong block, it will let you know. Sometimes it's hard to tell what the picture is. though, but the game tells you what it's a picture of. It's easy to get hooked if you like puzzle games.Picross DS If you have played Mario's Picross and loved it, put this in your cart immediately! Picross is a simple and elegant puzzle game. I can't recommend it highly enough. Any puzzle fan should try it out. There are a ton of puzzles to play, starting from supremely easy and progressing slowly and casually to extremely challenging. Intial puzzles can be solved in a minute, while later puzzles can take as much as 45 minutes if you don't guess or take hints. Touch screen control is a wonderful addition, as is the ability to create your puzzles. A common complaint is that the larger grids later in the game are bigger than the screen and need to be magnified and moved around in order to play them, but the touch screen control is perfectly done and very intuitive. It only took me minutes to adjust and the larger puzzles are a welcome challenge. This is one of the best puzzle games ever made. Please try it out! Picross is a puzzle game like I have never played before. When I first started it I was a little discouraged because the starter puzzles are easy. As I got farther in the game it got much more difficult. A lot of thinking and patience goes into it and its a great game. Recommend for any puzzle fanatic. Picross is a great set of games that's already become a hit in Japan and Europe -- now it's coming to America! You'll never get tired of these constantly updated mini-games. The best part is that you can even create your games and share them with friends! Featuring over 300 puzzles, weekly download packs, multiplayer matches and tons of mini-games, it's every puzzle fan's dream. Rerations < Picross DS > < Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! > < Touchmaster > < Planet Puzzle League > < New York Times Crosswords > freaks For Play on Your Nintendo DSPublished by TelegamesGame Genre: Puzzle/Board, Game Sub-Genre: Casual < Ultimate Puzzle Games: Sudoku Edition for Nintendo DS > < Solitaire Overload for Nintendo DS > < Platinum Sudoku (Kakuro Included) > < Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! > < Touchmaster > < Word Jong >  price： 3294  Telegames(2007-08-02)   customer 's review (The best for Sudoku in your pocket) (love it) (Great Sudoku Game) (Puzzle Games/Sudoku) (puzzle lovers) I agree with all the good things that have already been written about this game. It has the best interface. Everything feels natural and well thought out. If you like Sudoku and want something that you can carry around in your pocket or purse then get this one. You won't regret it. I am addicted to this game; I love how you never run out of games to play. A definite buy if you love or want to learn Sudoku!! This Sudoku game is one of the best I've seen. I Sudoku on-line and in books that I've purchased and also a handheld version and I also have a version on my PC and this is really a good one. You can put the little pencil notations with ease and erase with ease. I also love that if you really get stuck that you can cheat and hit the "?" button and go to a square and it will solve just that square for you. I use it on some of the medium ones. I haven't tried the difficult level yet. Another good feature is that you can enter any puzzle from anywhere and solve it on the DS. I recommend this game to anyone who loves Sudoku. I really like my sudoku game. I played all the sudoku games on my brain age, so this game filled the bill just right. I am mastering the easy level and will soon be moving on to the next level. It was a good choice If you like or even love suduko I want you to know this is a good game because it gives many levels and changes patterns. I love the fact that you get to chose from tapping or writing out the numbers. I have only had it a couple of days and am trying to get use to that but I will. My disability makes me a little slow on remembering things. but it is cool because you don't have to deal with a character like in brain age. All Sudoku games are not alike. Play an unlimited number of puzzles—virtually an infinite number of puzzles, thanks to an internal algorithm that randomly generates millions of puzzles. Choose from 4 grid layouts to play with the touch screen and your stylus. Features multiple difficulty selections, 10 background choices, on screen "how to play" instructions and wireless play with either 1 or 2 game cards. Rerations < Ultimate Puzzle Games: Sudoku Edition for Nintendo DS > < Solitaire Overload for Nintendo DS > < Platinum Sudoku (Kakuro Included) > < Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! > < Touchmaster > freaks Customize your designs with stylish fabrics and cutsChoose your modelsSee your designs in the coolest magazinesPlay fun games to keep the moths away from your creationsCreate your trends at any time < My Fashion Studio > < Imagine: Fashion Designer > < Imagine Rock Star > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < Guitar Hero: On Tour > < Nintendo DS Lite G-pak Organizer Coral Pink >  price： 2999  UBI Soft(2008-06-15)  Usually ships in 24 hours Ever want to be a fashion designer? In My Fashion Studio, you'll start as an apprentice in a hip fashion studio. Learn real-life fashion techniques in order to become the world's most famous stylist and ultimately open your own fashion studio. Your performance will be rated according to tailoring time, fashion choices and accuracy. Create stunning outfits for catalogues, movie posters, mail order companies, stars and VIP's. Build a solid reputation for your studio. Play fun games to keep the moths away from your creations Create your trends at any time Rerations < My Fashion Studio > < Imagine: Fashion Designer > < Imagine Rock Star > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < Guitar Hero: On Tour > freaks True RPG gameplay pays homage to a genre classicInnovative touch screen usage to draw mapsCustomize your party of stalwart adventurers from 12 different classesExperience a new story with over 100 side questsChart your progress through the dungeons using the touch screen maps < Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard > < Final Fantasy Tactics A2 > < The World Ends With You > < Final Fantasy IV > < Summon Night: Twin Age > < Rondo of Swords >  price： 2999  Atlus(2008-06-17)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (*Not* for the faint of heart. Really, really, hard RPG.) (More than a second helping) (great game.) (Glad they made another!) (Hardcore dungeon crawler that improves on the original!) This game has made no effort at all to be accessable to the general public. It will not bring new fans to the gaming world. It will not convert gamers who like other gaming styles, like real time strategy. Clearly it was made by, and for, hardcore role players. I mean the real hardcore, not the wannabe hardcore. Seriously, if you have never played an RPG before, or if you think that Diablo was an RPG, try Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest instead. That said, by golly, there is no more authentic RPG on any platform. Lots of stats, lots of reloading after your whole party was wiped out, lots of items, lots of monsters (many of them willing and able to kick your sweet patootie). And just in case you thought it might be a little too forgiving, you make your own maps here. I mean it, it's not an option, it is how you do it. Keh. Bwahahaha. This is for the few, the proud, the nerdy, the un-math-challenged, and the very, very, patient. I love it. PS: Wait a sec. I'm trying to get over certain materialistic tendancies, so let me amend. I *love* my wife. I *like* this game. A lot. I do. Etrain Odyssey II retains much of what made the first game a treasure and expands on the franchise in a few key ways. Interface enhancements and additional map icons are just the beginning. Three new classes have been added: War Magus, Gunner and Beast along with sprite updates and an all new story. This time you are going up the tree. Game play is essentially the same: A dungeon crawler with extreme rpg elements and the unique requirement to map out your progress. This time around there are more side quests and event areas in addition to environmental obstacles. The levels are more winding and maze like so be on the look out for plenty of hidden doors to reduce your back tracking as you make frequent return trips into town to sell your findings, stock up on goods and recover. Heroes of Lagaard is a lot harder than the first game. Expect to run a lot, especially from FOES who are much tougher and no longer give that extreme boost in experience points. To assists and new set of skills and items have been built around stopping or luring FOES to a different location allowing you to use some guile or skill in passing difficult areas without altercation. The skill tree for each class has been reworked with some new skills added and older ones either paired down or enhanced to even out the characters more. While you will definitely want to take a medic, the War Magus is a valuable asset in place of the Protector to provide both tanking and healing capabilities. If you liked the first game, you'll love this one. If you enjoy dungeon crawlers, and have not played the first game, what are you waiting for? This is a game for you! Etrian odyssey II is a great game. so great I paid $60 for it plus $3 tax. I had to buy it from a local shop as the ordered one from Amazon was left on my doorstep by the Post office despite instructions otherwise and stolen either by local kids or by the postman. Who knows? Nothing that can be done about that. It is a great game though. seriously worth picking up for $30 if you are tired of games that are childishly easy. Etrian will challenge you. I just finished the first Etrian Odyssey and thought I was going to start a new game on it just so I wouldn't of gone through withdrawals, and then a friend tells me there is an Etrian Odyssey II!!! So I bought it right away. If you haven't played an Etrian Odyssey game yet, it is a fun RPG that has you take 5 characters out and about fighting monsters, mapping a multi-level labrinth, finding treasures, and fulfilling missions and quests. You don't need to play the first one to enjoy this game, in fact this game gives you more of a tutorial as you go through for new people. I really like the mapping feature, at first I thought it was dumb but then I found it really keeps me going, I want to keep seeing how the map will turn out on each floor. And the mapping tools are improved on this version, there are now more icons to use, including three different colors of item points (you can chop, mine or take in this game to collect things to sell or use) and there is now a open door and locked door icons, for those special doors that need a key. Other new features I like - if you forget what you need to do for a quest, you can find out in your quest menu exactly what it is. Also in the store, you can look at your characters as you look at the weapons for sale and see how they would improve with a new weapon without having to go to "eqiup". Probably my favorite new feature is when you go to the custom list - this is how you upgrade your characters whenever you get a new skill point for them - the skills that are not available now show a prerequisite feature on the side, telling you which skills you need to add before you can aquire the skill. In the first game, some of the skills I wanted I could never figure out how to get to them. There are extra types of players available now, War Magus and Beast, and Ronin and Hexer are available immediatly. Watch out though cause some of the characters that had certain skills do not have them and other characters do. Such as the Protector used to have Stalker, now the Survivalist has it. The Geomagnetic fields are different now, at first I was thinking they were less convienient but then I discovered they are more helpful. There are poles every few floors now and you can warp to them from town, to the latest one anyway, but not from them to town. Always have a Warp Wire with you! Then there are the fields - you can use them both to the statum and to town, and you access these on the first option at the forest - the labrinth option. These go to the beginning of each stratum. By the way the second Statum is really pretty! I enjoy in this game and the last one seeing what the new stratums will be. Each one has about 5 floors on it, and has a different theme, so the forest looks that way for the 5 floors. Some things I don't like about the new game - there is no Amrita right away! I found out on a website that you have to wait till floor 15 for it to show up at the store! In the first game it is there right away, and is an essential item as it allows you to replenish your TP, which is magic points that you use to use specialized skills. Also, there is only one file for saving on the game, bummer (was the same for the first game too). Also, you do not get experience points for fighting FOES! This really bugs me. And they are really hard to fight. There are even some that don't show up on the map. If you haven't played Etrian Odyssey yet, these are extra bad monsters that stalk a certain area until you kill them, and sometimes they even come back later. They show up on the map as purple arrows. (Ordinary monsters just randomly show up every so often, and you can use Stalker to help lower the encounter rate.) This game is more challenging than the first one. I am doing a lot more running around building up my characters than even in Etrian Odyssey. I have some advice. Make sure you have a gunner in your group. He/She can get the skill Haltshot right away if you give it to him/her. Then use it to freeze FOES for a few turns. You will need this on the 2nd and 3rd floor to even get past them in the beginning so you don't get bored on the first floor after you've mapped it. Also, you can now register up to 30 characters. I registered my main 5 people, then one of each kind at at least (you may need other characters later for certain gameplay and quests) and then I am making additional Survivalists cause they can have all three of the collectings skills, Mine, Chop and Take. Then I take 4 of my main ones and one of the newer ones out to the 4-5 floors to collect stuff, when you take a weaker character out with stronger ones they upgrade in a hurry! So they can do a lot of collecting pretty quick. There is a limit each day so I try to take as many characters out as I can before I sleep. Remember to take strong characters with the weak one or you will die fast. This helps me gain money and also helps upgrade my main characters, and at the Take item points I can collect Sour Fruit or Mugwort, which gives you a little bit of TP. Since there is no Armirita right away, this is important. Also have some of your main party have Take as well so you can collect what you need when out and about doing new mapping. This is definitely a game that does not apply to everyone. It is an old-school style pen and paper dungeon crawling RPG, except in place of the pen and paper you use your DS. You map out the dungeons on your bottom screen while exploring the dungeon on the top. Monsters appear which you have to fight, all of which are creative and very well designed. There are of course bosses, quests, and many many types of character classes to choose from! If you are looking for an RPG that will last you a long long while, and will keep you hooked the whole time, look no further. If you played the first Etrian Odyssey and liked it at ALL you definitely need to check this one out. They made quite a few improvements over the previous version, the graphics of course are a little enhanced, they have all new character classes, weapons, items, and more. Of course all new dungeons and monsters. The mapping system now has more icons you can use which come in VERY handy in the more complex dungeons. Many tweaks and various improvements have been made to make it feel great overall. Lastly, the soundtrack is AMAZING, one of my favorite soundtracks for any hand-held system by far, and even rivaling some of it's larger and more powerful counterpart's soundtracks. For what this game sets out to do it is AMAZING, and I thank Atlus so much for bringing over and doing a great job with the localization. Definitely give this game a look! Begin your journey to the clouds with Etrian Odyssey II - Heroes of Lagaard - Nintendo DS. In the Grand Duchy of High Lagaard, it is said that the Duke is descended from inhabitants of a castle in the sky. When an unforeseen crisis befalls the nation, it is decreed that the first explorer to retrieve the Grail of Kings from that mythical floating palace will be rewarded with wealth and fame beyond imagining. Rerations < Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard > < Final Fantasy Tactics A2 > < The World Ends With You > < Final Fantasy IV > < Summon Night: Twin Age > freaks Professional-grade music tool software for the Nintendo DSTwo patchable dual-oscillator analog synth simulator, -part drum machine that uses sounds created with the analog synth simulatorSix-track (analog synth x 2, drum machine x 4) /16-step sequencer, Delay, chorus, and flanger sound effects available from the mixing boardThree different note-entry modes: Touch Screen control, keyboard screen, and matrix screenReal-time sound control mode via Touch Screen control,Exchange sounds and songs and play with up to eight units simultaneously through a wireless communications link < KORG DS-10 Synthesizer > < The World Ends With You > < Space Invaders Extreme > < Bangai O Spirits > < Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard >  price： 3999  Xseed Games(2008-09-30)  Not yet released Rerations < KORG DS-10 Synthesizer > < The World Ends With You > < Space Invaders Extreme > < Bangai O Spirits > freaks Explore China as each point of interest opens up your vocabulary - Lesson plans take place within interesting locations ranging from Beijing to the countrysideLearn to pronounce sounds unique to Chinese by comparing your voice to a native speaker - Voice recording and playback feature of the DS lets you compare your accent to a native Mandarin speakerDevelop your calligraphy skills as you trace over animations showing the proper way to write in Chinese - Write Chinese characters using the DS stylus and touch screenParticipate in mini-games that will test your grasp of the structured lessons featured in the game - 12 mini-games reinforce lesson plans and the ability to write in ChineseUse the built-in reference tool to look up useful words and phrases - Chinese Dictionary and phrasebook with over 12,000 Mandarin words and hundreds of useful phrases. < My Chinese Coach > < My Japanese Coach > < My French Coach > < My Spanish Coach > < My Weight Loss Coach > < Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! >