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Play from first person perspective through four shocking new casesTwo distinct gameplay segments - In the Investigation Phase you'll survey crime scenes, interview witnesses and gather evidence that will be used in court; in Court Phase, you'll present findings from the investigation to support your case, listen to testimonies, examine witnesses, and determine fact from fiction so you can prove your client's innocenceNew Psyche-Lock feature -- when they keep the truth under lock&key; in order to break them down, successfully open their locks with a series of correct questions or catching them on their inconsistent testimonyBuild up your life bar by successfully opening a witness's Psyche-LockPresent incorrect evidence or following misguided attempts to break Psyche Locks, Phoenix's life bar will go down
< Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney - Justice for All > < Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations > < Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney > < Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village > < Hotel Dusk: Room 215 > < Play > < Tips&Tricks Magazine >

price：~~$28.28~~
Capcom(2007-01-16)

customer 's review
(Wright returns with a sense of wright justice!)

(Phoenix wright Does it again.)

(Take That!)

(A fun (but flawed) game)

(Not worth $51.99)

While some gamers may be frustrated with the second Phoenix Wright's gameplay, the game's story really defines the power of visual novels.

As Phoenix Wright fans remember, Wright's sidekick, Maya Fey, left for a spiritual retreat into the mountains. "Justice for All" picks up where the story left off, with Maya scheduled to perform a spiritual channeling with Wright's client, Dr. Grey. But as one might imagine, things go wrong. Dr. Grey gets murdered, and Maya is suspected to be the killer. Wright once again has to defend Maya.

Although this is a sequel to the original "Phoenix Wright," players can still play this game without having played the original. The first case on this game is a brief introduction to the gameplay system, in which players must cross-examine witnesses to the crime and declare objections when they find something in their testimony that doesn't match the prosecution's arguments.

Still, it really is better for fans to play the original game before the sequel. Some of the long-time favorite characters from the first Phoenix Wright game appear for some even bigger crack-up jokes in the fourth case, and most newbies won't pick up on all the gags.

Although all four cases in "Justice for All" are top-notch, the fourth case really has one of the best stories I've ever seen in a visual novel game. The case features a villain so diabolically evil that he really puts the main character's stable life into complete jeopardy. It's a fantastic, emotionally wrenching final case that really taxes on people who try to solve it.

With so many great features in the game, there is only one thing that gamers didn't quite enjoy--the Psyche-lock system. New to the Phoenix Wright series, there are certain points in the game in which Phoenix Wright has to interrogate witnesses when they are lying. In order to clear up certain contradictions with witnesses' accounts, Wright has to show the proper evidence to the witness to "unlock" their Psyche-lock so that they can give an accurate account to Wright.

However, if a player makes a mistake, they lose health. The trouble with the game is that if a player loses too much health, they will have to go through the trial without losing health. If health runs down to zero percent, the game will end. And witnesses often have multiple Psyche-locks, leaving Wright to endure the grueling feat of unlocking all the locks with all the evidence he can get.

But as I said, the ending is definitely worth the effort. The story of "Justice for All" is one of best I've ever read. If anyone finds it in a used game shop, they should look into buying "Justice for All" for one of the most dramatic and earth-shattering plots in a video game.
The Phoenix Wright series is more then under rated. Insightful challenging, and best of all thought provoking, with lots of subtle (and some not so subtle) humor. I am always sad when the game is over. My husband is just as hooked as I am and he is more of an RPG guy. All in all another in the line of great games in the list. Entertaining and likable characters.
The second installment in the Phoenix Wright series yields yet another story that weaves a complex web of mysteries, murder trials, and of course, "Objection!"s. It has some improvements over its prequel (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney) with the health bar rather than the exclamation marks. This allows for penalties with varying degrees of magnitude. Justice For All also is the first game in the series to feature the ever-popular "psych locks" where you must wring the truth from those who are clammed tight. It's the same premise as presenting evidence in court; however, it's only to extract information.

The trials themselves are fun, and Franziska Von Karma (the new prosecutor) is a hoot. If you enjoy reading murder mysteries or books in general, these games are perfect for you. Otherwise, you might think the games are too linear if you're wanting some dynamics. It's all about story in these games. The player is just along for the ride until it's time to use deduction to find what evidence makes what contradiction and so-forth. The good news is that the story is actually quite good! I'd recommend this game (and all the other Ace Attorney titles) to anybody who can have fun even when there isn't any straying from the story.
Phoenix Wright is back in the second installment of this court room drama series. Reviewing this is fairly simple - if you have played the first one, you know exactly what you are getting. If you haven't played the first one - why are you reading this, go buy Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney and play that first :). This sequel follows a virtually identical format to the original - you are a defense attorney that must gather evidence and defend your client in a murder trial. The fact that this game is so close to the original is good and bad. If you liked the first, you are almost certain to like the sequel - again, they are virtually identical. The bad - none of the drawbacks to the first game have been addressed which makes them even more of a headache this time around.

The game itself has its pluses. The characters are truly charming, fun to interact with, and have well developed personalities. There were several times I found myself being sucked into the conversations and trying to psycho-analyze the characters. The game play is unique and addictive, especially for fans of court room and/or police dramas. Finally, Capcom did add the Psyche-Lock feature for this game to help spice things up. The Psyche-Lock basically works a "mini-trial" during the investigation phase. You will need to present evidence to get a character to spill the beans on a secret they are keeping. This feature is probably going to be hit-or-miss for gamers - I found it to be fun, but I can see how some would find it repetitious and tedious after a while.

There are several flaws in this game. First, suspending your disbelief in the courtroom portion of this game is near impossible at certain points. The prosecution will present 2 or 3 witnesses and various pieces of evidence that you will shred to pieces only to have the prosecutor say something like, "yeah, but can you explain [insert some random point]," and the judge will respond with, "that's true, if you can't explain that, then I have no choice but to find your client guilty."¨ Despite the fact that the prosecutor no longer has any evidence or witnesses to support its case, your client will be toast if you can't argue that one minor detail. It would not be so annoying if didn't happen like 3 or 4 times every case. In addition, the game is really unforgiving when it comes to presenting evidence. You will be given several pieces of evidence in each case. In some instances different pieces of evidence will be related to each other. If you don't happen to present the exact right piece (at the exact right moment) you will be zapped. Making matters even worse isthat there are times that you will really have no clue what the game wants you to present (a much more pronounced problem than it was in the original).

There are only four cases in this installment of the game. I won't spoil the cases, but I truly loved one and found one to be so convoluted that it was torture to continue (the other 2 were both decent). My only gripe on the cases would be that part of the charm of the Ace Attorney was figuring out which of the half dozen characters introduced in each story was the "true" murderer. In this Justice for All, several characters are brought back and since you know them from the first time around, you can scratch them off the suspect list right away leaving only 1 or 2 possibilities as the true culprit.

I do not want to give the impression that this is a horrible game. It's a fun DS game that I would recommend to anybody, but be prepared for some very frustrating moments. One final point, this game is not for younger children - there are several mature subject matter moments.

This game is worth $10 at most. Get "Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations" instead.
Phoenix Wright: Justice For All is the new game in the popular court room battle series from Japan. Phoenix Wright is a defense attorney who proves his clients' innocence against the toughest of odds -- and the most ruthless of adversaries. Exercise your legal prowess as you collect evidence, examine witnesses, analyse testimonies and seek the truth to ensure that justice prevails. The game is characterised by its memorable characters, engaging storylines and unique gameplay format, all presented in a comical anime style. The DS touchscreen lets you navigate the game's interface and become deeply involved in court room proceedings With the DS onboard mic you can yell Objection, Take that and more Colorful cast of characters include both new and familiar faces
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< Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney - Justice for All > < Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations > < Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney > < Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village > freaks

DS Lite doesn't just play DS games– it also features an additional port for Game Boy Advance Game PaksGet up to 19 hours continuous gameplay on one chargeReady to take on the world? With Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, you can connect wirelessly, chat with friends while you play and compete with Nintendo DS owners across the globe. All you need to play is a Nintendo DS and a Wi-Fi-ready gameTwin ultra bright LCD screens that combine crisp, punchy colors, along with touch-screen technology on the lower screenPowerful dual processors bring 3D graphics to life with lightning-fast rendering
< Nintendo DS Lite Coral Pink > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Nintendogs Labrador Retriever&Friends > < Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! > < Hannah Montana DS > < Nintendo DS Lite G-pak Organizer Coral Pink > < Nintendo DS Lite AC Adapter > < Nintendo DS Stylus 3 PK > < DS WiFi USB Adapter > < Nintendo DS Game System Carrying Case > < Play >

price：~~$149.99~~
Nintendo(2006-09-11)

customer 's review
(Excellent)

(Good Entertainment)

(A workout for the brain)

(Good Choice)

(fun!)

The item was in perfect condition as it was described and I am so happy for that purchase. I love that company. Thanks very much
I finally got one of these after spending a bit of time playing with my sister's model. This is what sold me on it! The downside of online shopping is not being able to see the real item. I like this Nintendo DS a lot! I mostly enjoy puzzle type games, having never got Mario through the first stage even once, but finding Tetris to be a severe addiction... I was looking for a device on which to play it as I can't seem to find the original Game Boy. I do have the DS Tetris version and am getting the hang of it. I find the DS to be engaging and easy to use. I got screen savers as I do have one game that requires a good bit of aggression on my part to make things happen [Rhythm Nation], but for most of the time a saver doesn't seem to be needed. Battery life is adequate, screens are superior to the original Game Boy. Haven't tried wi fi yet. And I love this color!! The gismo has substance and seems like it has good quality to its construction, but I also got it a case so it will stay nice no matter where I go with it.
I found the "brain" games interesting and challenging. I haven't seen a great improvement on the games that I don't do well in but perhaps that comes after a while.
Buying the DS Lite was such a good choice--especially when you find yourself waiting to see the physician and/or waiting for a train or bus. I am quite pleased with it and the ability to play Gameboy games even though the new DSi has come out.
It is a fun little gadget to play games on. I thought that it would be more technologically advanced though. It's heavier and bigger than I thought as well. Overall though it's nice. I really like the silver.
The Nintendo DS Lite is a high-powered handheld video game system in a sleek folding design– loaded with features for a unique gaming experience. The color screens are now even brighter – and the lower touch screen provides a totally new way of playing and controlling games. Use the built-in wireless mode to share games, chat or even play multiplayer games on-line via Nintendo Wi-FiConnection. Play impressive 3-D rendered Nintendo DS games – and play all your favorite Game Boy® Advance games in single player mode.
Nintendo DS Lite revolutionizes the way games are played with ultra-bright dual screens and touch-screen technology. Connect wirelessly to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection and put your skills to the test against players across the room or across the world. With impressive 3D rendered graphics and ultra-bright screens, Nintendo DS Lite delivers cutting-edge portable games for fans of any genre. With the Nintendo DS Headset, you can talk and chat over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection or voice command games.

Features:

System
With Nintendo DS Lite, dual screens and touch-screen technology allow you to interact with games like never before. Wireless communication allows you to experience real-time multiplayer gameplay, and the free Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service allows you to compete against players from around the globe.

Coral Pink DS with stylus
Lighter. Brighter. With dual screens, a touch screen, wireless gameplay and more.
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Dual Screens:
Two incredibly bright LCD screens offer one of the most groundbreaking gameplay advances ever developed. Each 3-inch screen can reproduce a true 3D view, with impressive 3D renderings that can surpass images displayed on the Nintendo 64.

Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection:
Ready to take on the world? Now, with Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, you can connect wirelessly, chat and play with Nintendo DS owners across the globe. All you need to play is a Nintendo DS and a Wi-Fi-ready game. There are no subscription fees -- the service is free!

Touch Screen Technology:
The lower screen offers something never before provided by any dedicated game device: touch-screen capabilities. You no longer have to rely on just buttons to move your character or shift perspectives. Navigate menus or access inventory items simply by touching the screen with a stylus or fingertip. The possibilities are limited only by developers' imaginations. The touch screen features a tougher film cover for durability, and the included stylus is stored in the back of the unit.

Microphone Port:
A built-in microphone port means that with Nintendo DS, you only need to tell your games what to do. The Nintendo DS microphone gives you even more ways to interact with your favorite games.

Wireless Network:
With Nintendo DS Lite, you can connect with a local wireless network of up to 16 players. The wireless range can be an incredible 30 to 100 feet and for some games, multiplayer requires just one Nintendo DS game card.

Note:Nintendo DS Lite wireless communication, including PictoChat, is not private and is not monitored by Nintendo. We recommend that you never reveal any personal information or arrange to meet a stranger.

Rich Stereo Sound:
Nintendo DS Lite sound capabilities allow for greatly expanded use of voices and music, and a richer, more immersive game experience. Stereo speakers allow for virtual surround sound and a plug for headphones transmits stereo sound.

Backward Compatibility:
Nintendo DS Lite features a separate media port for Game Boy Advance cartridges, allowing you to play all your favorite Game Boy Advance games in singleplayer. mode.

Technical Specs:
Nintendo DS with stylus

Size (closed): 133 millimeters (5.2 inches) wide, 73.9 millimeters (2.9 inches) long, 21.5 millimeters (0.85 inches) tall.
Top Screen: A backlit, 3-inch, transmissive TFT color LCD with 256 x 192 pixel resolution and .24 mm dot pitch, capable of displaying 260,000 colors.
Touch Screen: Same specs as top screen, but with a transparent analog touch screen.
Wireless Communication: IEEE 802.11 and Nintendo’s proprietary format; wireless range is 30 to 100 feet, depending on circumstances; multiple users can play multiplayer games using just one DS game card.
Controls: Touch screen, embedded microphone for voice recognition, A/B/X/Y face buttons, plus control pad, L/R shoulder buttons, Start and Select buttons. The stylus is 1 centimeter longer and 2 millimeters thicker than the stylus of the original Nintendo DS.
Input/Output: Ports for both Nintendo DS game cards and Game Boy Advance game paks, terminals for stereo headphones and microphone. A removable cover for the Game Boy Advance game pak slot provides added protection from dust and other foreign materials.
Other Features: Embedded PictoChat software that allows up to 16 users within local range of one another to chat at once; embedded real-time clock; date, time and alarm; touch-screen calibration.
CPUs: One ARM9 and one ARM7.
Sound: Stereo speakers providing virtual surround sound, depending on the software.
Battery: Lithium ion battery delivering five to 19 hours of play on a four-hour charge, depending on use; power-saving sleep mode; AC adapter.
Languages: English, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Italian.

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< Nintendo DS Lite Coral Pink > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Nintendogs Labrador Retriever&Friends > < Brain Age: Train Your Brain in Minutes a Day! > < Hannah Montana DS > freaks

Learn and master Po, Shifu and the Furious Five's specialized Kung Fu fighting styles, abilities and upgradesUnique brand of humor, quick-witted dialogue and hilarious situationsLearn to use the special abilities and combat skills of Po, Shifu, and the Furious Five. As gameplay progresses, unlock and experience each character's special moves and upgradesMaster Po's Panda Style maneuvers. Plus earn upgrades increasing Po's strength, speed and agilityMake use of Shifu's wisdom and speed to perfect his whirlwind techniques
< Kung Fu Panda > < Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures > < Mario Kart DS > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < Wall-E > < New Super Mario Bros. >

price：~~$19.99~~
Activision Inc.(2008-06-03)
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customer 's review
(Fun Fun Fun)

(Grandson's Kung Fu Panda)

(Kung Fu Panda)

(Good but not enough)

(Kung Fu Panda)

Bought this for the grandkids - they really love it! Bet I've had to watch it at least 50 times...and counting...
The game arrived when promised and was well packaged. My grandson had requested it and is thoroughly enjoying the game.
It is fun and ship in good shape and fast. My son enjoy it.
Nice graphics and good sound.
Little hard to play due to constant need of the stylus pen to execute several kung-fu movements.
I gave this and also the Transformers cartridge to my 6 years old son.
He tested both and now he only plays with the Transformers game, this one was into the DS only during his tests.....
Kung Fu Panda has become my 5 year old granddaughter's favorite game. It is user friendly and the characters are adorable. She was able to play the game with a minimal amount of help and did not become frustrated because manipulating the characters was too complicated. In our house, Kung Fu Panda was a big hit as a movie and a bigger hit as a game for the DS.
Master the specialized Kung Fu fighting styles of Po the Panda with Kung Fu Panda. Embark on an epic, action-packed adventure with the unlikely hero, his teacher Shifu, and the legendary Kung Fu masters, the Furious Five. Through 13 legendary levels from the movie and beyond, you must work your way to become the Dragon Warrior.

Use the daring Tigress's fluid and powerful moves focusing on fast, stylized combat Use Monkey's spring-loaded tail attacks, explosive style and acrobatic abilities to execute a variety of lightning-fast platforming moves Use Viper's snake-like stealth abilities to pull off such moves as the Umbrella, Enemy Taxi and Choking Coil attacks Use Crane's Surface-to-Air Attacks with his graceful and light-footed movements, which let you Fly, Glide and Swoop Use Mantis' super strength, strong grab maneuvers and super quick burst moves to deliver powerful and paralyzing strikes Experience favorite moments based on the film and game-exclusive content including a variety of environments and characters 13 multi-stage levels from the movie and more - battle a variety of foes, overcome dangerous obstacles, navigate multi-tiered environments and solve challenging puzzles Join friends in multi-player action and co-op mode
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< Kung Fu Panda > < Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures > < Mario Kart DS > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < Wall-E > freaks

From the dawn of civilization to the future, your city will evolve through time, its growth dependant upon your decisions and achievementsExperience historic times like the Renaissance and Industrial RevolutionTake pictures of your city landscape and exchange with friends by using DS wireless communication. You can see exchanged photos in the menu screen of your gameEarn epic landmarks to enhance your city. You earn these monuments each time you progress to the next era of historyExplore two modes: Challenge Mode, where you guide your city through historic ages, and Free Play, where you can create cities within any time of history
< SimCity Creator > < MySims Kingdom > < Spore Creatures > < Disney Club Penguin: Elite Penguin Force > < Mario Kart DS > < Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition >

price：~~$19.99~~
Electronic Arts(2008-09-22)
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customer 's review
(great game)

(Very entertaining ... until it starts to lecture you!)

(Much better!!)

(Good sim city game, but not great.)

(awesome game)

my son had beem asking for this game for quite a while and he is not disappointed
It took me a while to figure out how to play the game, but once I figured it out it was a lot of fun, especially being able to "talk" with the Sims to get their opinions, and being able to "meet" with several characters from time to time. I especially enjoyed "meeting" with the "nuns" that I lovingly refered to as the Sweet Sisters of Extortion (you will understand what I mean when you meet them yourself)!
I went through three "ages" and really got into the game, but then the final "age" came along and all the Sims wanted to do was scold me for Global Warming. No matter what I attempted to do to improve the environment, they kept grousing at me. I almost quit playing altogether.
So, overall a great game, but they could have left out the lectures!
I hated the first simcity game for the DS and was super skeptical about this game, but I gave it a shot and in my opinion they fixed the ills of the first game. This is much more fun since you get to change time periods all the way from the dawn of man to the future. Many more disasters take place and you don't get bored after an hour of playing the game. I highly reccomend this game
This is the first sim city I've have played since sim city 3000 and the first one that was not on a PC since sim city for the super Nintendo.It has the same graphics as sim city 3000, but the play is different. I like playing the eras, It helps the game from getting boring.I would like to be able to build on top of tree like in other sim city games instead of having to pay to remove them. Other than that it is a great game, I would recommend this for someone's very first sim city game.
i just bought this game and i'm already addicted to it. it's very similar to the PC version - that i haven't been able to play on my computer in years - very fun game, definitely recommend it.
As your city grows and your population becomes richer and wiser, you will move through one historic era to another. Your technology advances, the look of your city evolves, and the problems you face grow more and more challenging. Earn epic landmarks to enhance your city and mark your progress into the next era. Choose your path through history and make a city for the ages.
Rerations
< SimCity Creator > < MySims Kingdom > < Spore Creatures > < Disney Club Penguin: Elite Penguin Force > < Mario Kart DS > freaks

Bring the TV show on the goPlay all of the best pricing gamesReal moments from the showA party game for everyoneUnlock classic moments
< The Price is Right > < Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir > < Deal Or No Deal > < Battleship/Connect 4/Sorry/Trouble > < Touchmaster > < Carnival Games >

price：~~$19.99~~
UBI Soft(2008-09-09)
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customer 's review
(The Price is Right)

(Alright I guess)

(The ratings are wrong as i want a 2 and a half star option)

(Where's Drew?)

(I love The Price is Right...but....)

The game is great fun, but it is rather slow. Takes a long time for each "player" to enter their price and move to the next step.
I personally love this show, and didnt have much fun with this game. It just gets old, and you can remember all the prices, coz it doesnt have that many different ones.
There are quite a few cons to speak of firstly about this game. As soon as you turn it on you have to suffer through a stupid long and boring message dribbling on about this is only a video game and the prizes are to be in no way considered real.... REALLY? You know, for years now, when i won money on a video game, i have been sending in a lot of complaints that I never received my check in the mail. I must be owed the entire planets weekly income times 100 by now. Remind me to send another complaint about not receiving my Price Is Right Prizes for this game.

Finally you get to start your game. You can chose to either play a 1 player game against the computer, or a party game which just means 1 to 4 players using the same DS. No WIFI game to chose? ... oh well, that makes sense I guess.

Then you get to choose your well thought out and brilliantly designed contestants that consist of a fat red neck woman, a limp wristed blond guy, a little old lady and the ever so popular army man, or general, or some dork everyone was screaming out to be a selectable character for a video game. But even worse, these are your only 4 to chose from, they really should have come up with something a lot better then these 4 sorry sacks of polygon.

So, into the game. You start off with 4 contestants, and quite remarkably, it's the same 4 all the time, it's the same 4 you get to chose as your character, imagine that! Ratings for this show would be through the roof every week seeing these four returning all the time.

So you get to see a picture of something to guess the price of it. They could have chose something more then grainy pictures as the prize to bid on, cause it always look like something you wouldn't pay 50 cents for, but everyone else bids around $1500 for it, so you enter your bid and if you win, you win and go to play the next showcase. If you lose, you get a strike and play the next showcase anyway.

Then you play 1 round of something from the show, some of them are ok to play, and some are damn right boring. But there is about 10-15 i dunno, could be 20 games to play all up. Then if you win you go to the big wheel, and if you dont, you get a strike and go to the big wheel anyway. And then either you or the computer spins to get closest to a dollar, and this thing you probably would expect you could either spin the wheel lightly or hard, to have a random chance of what number it falls on... but no, tap it lightly, or drag the stylus as fast as you can, it don't matter, it's going to spin and the same speed anyway. Which does not exactly make it fair as you let the computer decide what numbers your going to get.

Then if you win, you go onto the last round, and you see some more grainy pictures and bid how much ya think it's worth. Who knows, cause the game claims a couple of grainy pictures of chicks in bikinis are worth $37,000 and I got it way off by bidding 1 cent. Man, I could have sworn it was going to tell me I was correct. I usually just let the computer make it's bid and then bid the exact same number. Got a 50/50 chance of it working, but there's only a 40% chance of that.

If you lose, you go back to the opening round to big on some pixolated girls with grainy smiles holding a cain with a clock attached to it. In which there is no point playing, cause if you get it wrong, its your 3rd strike and game over, so you start again and play that same round with a new stupid picture of a toilet roll with iceypole sticks through it and a lady smiling and taunting you like, "you have no idea what this prize even is, so how can you get the price correct"

So overall, i'd say if this game could show you a picture of itself, and say the item says 10 dollars, and should you bid higher or lower, i'd say bid much lower. Other wise you will feel you got ripped off. It's lack of options, detail in some things, and complete trust in the computers decisions make it a pretty poor excuse for a game here.
This is one of the worst NDS games I've purchased. Don't do it if you like things to move (at all!). Very slow, very boring and quite disappointing. Not sure what I was expecting, however my expectations were higher!
First off, let me say that I LOVE the Price is Right. I watch it ALL the time! This game is just so-so though. The first thing I noticed was the crappy graphics. It looked like something you would've played on an old NES. So I though, "ok...whatever". Then, you can only choose from 4 players. They're fine choices, but they needed MORE options!! You have a middle-aged black woman, a white military man, a young white guy, and an old white grandma. I'm a young white woman and thought, "who am i supposed to pick?!?", let alone all of other kinds of people out there. But I got over that quickly. It's no biggie. Thank goodness the games are fun to play. My husband and I do have a fun time with it. So I do recommend it, even though some of the things are disappointing. They just could have put a litte more time and effort into this game.

Oh, (this made me laugh more than anything) the audience that's supposed to be cheering you on sounds more like an angry mob than happy audience members. :)

COME ON DOWN!...The Price Is Rightvideo game puts all the excitement of TV's longest-running and most popular game show in the palm of your hands as it makes its debut on the Nintendo DS. Experience all of the classic moments from the show with up 4 people. You will hear your name called as you're announced to "Come on Down!" to Contestant's Row. Play all of the favorite pricing games, including Plinko, Cliff Hangers and Punch-A-Bunch. Spin the Wheel for the chance at the big prizes in the Showcase Showdown.

Key Game Features:
Real Moments From the Show- Rich Fields will tell you to "Come on Down" as you start an authentic Price is Right experience. The actual music and sounds of the show are used in the game. Additionally, classic video footage of The Price is Right models will introduce the games and items up for bid.
Play All the Best Pricing Games- Make your way out of Contestant's Row and compete to take home the big money in the Showcase Showdown through a selection of games including:.
Plinko: The game of all games! Play a pricing game to earn plinko chips, and then drop each chip down the plinko board for your chance to win tons of cash.
Punch-a-bunch: Earn shots at cash prizes by playing a pricing game. Then punch the board to see how much you win. Keep that total amount, or try punching for more.
Cliffhangers: Win a prize and save Hans. Guess the price of four retail items, but don't miss by more than a total of $25 or Hans the Hiker climbs right over the cliff.
Flip Flop: Flip the first two numbers? Flop the second two? Or flip-flop both? Guess right and you're one fabulous prize richer.
Hole in One: Play an all-time fan favorite. Price six retail items in the correct order and you get to putt from right up close. Sink your shot and win.
3 Strikes: Reach in the bag and try to draw all the numbers in the price of the car-and arrange them in order-before you draw three strikes.
2-4 Multiplayer Support- Fans of all ages can compete against each other for big money and fabulous prizes. Party game mode is for up to 4 players. In single- player mode play through the game as a real contestant or try to beat your top score on individual pricing games. The game is rated E for Everyone.
Unlock Classic Moments- Special achievements will unlock additional video footage of some of the all-time most memorable Price is Right moments.
Screenshots:

Bidding your way out of contestant's row in 'The Price is Right' video game
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Playing Cliffhangers in 'The Price is Right' video game
Play Cliffhangers.
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Playing Plinko in 'The Price is Right' video game
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< The Price is Right > < Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir > < Deal Or No Deal > < Battleship/Connect 4/Sorry/Trouble > < Touchmaster > freaks

Race Mattel's miniature machines across multiple laps to the finish lineChoose from a variety of official Hot Wheels car modelsAssortment of tracks run through bedrooms, backyards, and similar neighborhood settingsEach course offers multiple loops, drop-offs, ramps, and jumpsCompete against friends or the computer AI
< Hot Wheels: Beat That > < Mario Kart DS > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Cars > < Cars: Mater-National >

price：~~$11.00~~
Activision Inc.(2007-11-06)
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customer 's review
(Fun little game, but has it's cons)

(Racing Fun)

(Much better than I expected)

(Hard for 6-year-old)

(Four year old enjoys it.)

I thought I was about to play one of the worst racing games ever, but to my surprise this game become very addicting, very quickly.

Until this game, games like Mario Kart and Asphalt Urban GT 2 where at the top of my list of favorite racing games, but this one I think I have been the most addicted to.

to start off you have 3 sets of rounds you can play. You must complete the first to unlock the next, which is Turbo, Nitro and Something else... in each category is 4 sets of races on each of the 4 tracks, and then a tournament. In the first tournament, you start on the Desktop track. The first race is is a normal 3 lap race, to see who comes first. The second is elimination, where every 30 seconds the person in last place is eliminated till there is only 1 car left. The 3rd is destroy all your opponents.

On the tracks, there is some pretty good areas for a DS game. Racing along desktops, golf courses and what not. You also can drive through rings of random power ups, you can get nitro blasts, ice things that you shoot and if it hits an opponent they will be frozen in ice for about 3 seconds, this electricity thing that does the same sort of thing as the ice, a health shield that protects you from enemy attacks, mines, a plasma bomb that will take away enemy's weapons if they have any, and 3 rockets to blast at your opponents.

Also there is a bar that says hotwheels, when you do enough skids or tricks, im not sure what exactly regenerates this, but once it flashes, you can power up your weapons by hitting the R button. Your rockets will become heat seeking, 3 x mines&Ice, and longer range or time on the plasma and shield.

It may sound a bit boring running about 120 races through the same 4 levels, but each time, there is a mission to do. It may be to destroy between 10 to 30 opponents, race through all the shortcuts, do a perfect landing on a stunt, or gain a certain amount of points... but there is one flaw in the game.

On the last level, in the first desktop tournament. It tells you you have to go through every shortcut. But on the 3rd round of the tournament, there is no shortcut on the track, making it impossible to get a perfect completion score.

As you win races, you unlock the next race, till you get the tournament which is 4 races in a row, one after the other, and when you win, you unlock the next category, and extra cars. There is about 30 cars, all ranging in different speeds, grip, handling and how fast they gain the hot wheels charge up.

Overall, besides there being no shortcut as i mentioned, and the occasional glitch, which i thought made the game look more interesting, this is a pretty good little racing game. Very easy at first, but does pose a few challenges in later levels.
I love to play this game. It is really fun and exciting to open new courses. You should buy it.
Hot Wheels Beat That has 30 unique unlockable cars. You will need to use a combination of precision driving skills and competitive weaponry as you race your competition through life-size environments in your effort to claim 1st place. Some of the weapons that are available are mines, rockets, freeze beam and turbo boost. As you progress through the game you move to different tracks that are in different areas of the house. My Son really likes this game and I have played it several times myself and thought it was one of the best games that I have seen for the Nintendo DS so far.
My son LOVES hotwheels so I thought he would enjoy this game. He liked it, but he got frustrated playing it and needed my help quite a bit. I think it would be good for someone a little bit older or more experienced in DS games than 6 years old.
My four and a half year old likes the game. Is not the best at handling the car in the game, but he likes it anyway.
Choose your car, grab the wheel, and send Mattel's miniature machines come racing into your DS with Hot Wheels: Beat That! Players can choose from 30 awesome cars authentically modeled from the design specs of official Hot Wheels car models as they compete against friends or the computer AI on an assortment of tracks that run through bedrooms, backyards, and similar neighborhood settings. Each course offers multiple loops, drop-offs, ramps, and jumps, as players race across multiple laps in a variety of life-sized environments to make it first across the finish line! ESRB Rated RP for Rating Pending.
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< Hot Wheels: Beat That > < Mario Kart DS > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Cars > freaks

Updated roster of pros from every MLB team¿NEW full roster on NDSImproved game controls for precise&intuitive hitting, pitching, fieldingSuperior gameplay¿more variety, options, rewardsNEW fields, lighting, art, unlockables&improved scripting, voice, play-by-playNEW¿Hall of Fame of kid teams from Backyard Baseball `09
< Backyard Baseball 2010 > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Mario Kart DS > < Nintendo DSi Matte Black > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga >

price：~~$29.99~~
Atari Inc.(2009-03-25)
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Combining all the elements of a realistic sports title with the thrilling action of a crazy arcade game, Backyard Baseball '10, is the ultimate kids' baseball experience with new fields, detailed graphics, precise game controls, and a beefed up MLB roster including David Big Papi" Ortiz, who is returning for a second season as the game's cover player. Along with Ortiz, Backyard Baseball '10, let's kids play with or alongside other pro players featured as kids in full uniforms including stars from all 30 MLB teams such as Ken Griffey Jr., Ichiro, Vladimir Guerrero, Albert Pujols, Alfonso Soriano, and Ryan Howard. As kids play more, they are able to unlock several additional stars.
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< Backyard Baseball 2010 > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Mario Kart DS > < Nintendo DSi Matte Black > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > freaks

Play Your Favorite Characters - Battle enemies and save Springfield while playing as your favorite dysfunctional TV familyThe Real Simpsons - With the actual voice actors from the TV show and movie reprising their rolesUnique Character Abilities - The Simpsons family members have general abilities that can be used to fight opponents, interact with environments and finish puzzlesLooks Like The Simpsons - Using innovative 3D into 2D technology, the developers have been able to recreate Springfield and the entire cast of The Simpsons as the most visually authentic Simpsons game to dateFeaturing Favorite and Original Springfieldieans - The Simpsons Game features over 100 of your favorite Simpsons characters from the show along with 50+ new characters that were inspired by the fiction
< The Simpsons Game > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Mario Kart DS > < Mario Party DS > < Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! > < Nintendo DS Lite Crimson / Black >

price：~~$19.99~~
Electronic Arts(2007-10-30)
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customer 's review
(Simpsons game -not much fun)

(Fun game for kids)

("It was good, but not great"--Homer Simpson at Storytown Village in "Lisa The Vegetarian")

(The Simpsons Game)

(Fun and challenging!)

This is an ok fun game, I'm stuck and cant go forward or backwards in the game... not sure how to play the game in order to win and get past where I am
This was a Christmas present for my daughter and she loves it. It's a little easy for avid gamers, even for people who tinker around. I haven't played a video game in years and I breezed through it quickly. For kids, however, there are parts that will baffle and frustrate them for a while, and do so without causing them to lose interest in the game. The fact that you can keep dying without reaching a game over is a nice touch for the kiddies too. I would definitely recommend this for young children.
Only major drawback - when you begin on each new level there are long, animated introductions you cannot skip. While it's neat that you can hear the Simpsons discussing the game amongst themselves, it slows down your progress.
What really sells this game are the animated vignettes between the levels that are very well-done and entertaining. The creator of The Sims and Matt Groening even make appearances. It includes typical self-ridiculing Simpsons humor usually aimed at Fox, but this time aimed at the gaming industry. You see many different Simpsons characters, even some minor ones including Mr. Sparkle. They even say a few lines from Simpsons episodes. I like the two-headed Selma and Patty dragon that tells Homer "Get a divorce."

While the story-line is exceptional, the game play is the common drudgery style of many games where your character beats up other characters and collects various doubloons to reach each level. Each of the main characters has a special power: Homer bloats up into a ball, Bart becomes the caped El Barto, Lisa meditates and uses the "Hand of Buddha," and Marge nags people into doing her bidding. Still, it's the constant fighting that gets frustrating and, if you have problems getting past a certain point, you have to do the whole level all over again. I found the game very challenging and was often stuck at certain spots either not being able to get past them or not knowing what to do next. I didn't enjoy playing the game as a result. The animation and the cut-scenes are very entertaining, but how many times can you watch them?
I love the Simpsons and really enjoyed the version for the Xbox 360, so when I saw it on sale at my local retail store I though why not? Man, was I stupid. This version (DS), in my opinion has to be the worst version I have played. I thought it was quite entertaining and, of course, quite challenging, in the beginning. However, once the novelty wore off I started getting a headache from the constant repetitious dialogue. I opted actually to play the game without sound. The frustration only builds more and more as you play the game, because the game is designed in such a way that once you beat a really hard part and happen to die before reaching the checkpoint, well, you get to do it all over again, and again, and again, and again.

I know for some they like the challenge, but after doing something repeatedly, especially as frustrating as some parts were, it really takes away the entertaining part of the game. As others have noted, you have unlimited lives, but that does not make it any better, more than once I have had to just turn the system off, otherwise it would probably have gone out the window. Maybe not the DS, but definitely the game. Also, the problem with such a set up is that once you do reach a checkpoint and find yourself at the beginning of where you were before, it is easier to die and restart at the checkpoint then to go through that frustration all over again.

I really wanted to like this game, and figured a portable version of what I played on the 360 would be interesting, since I love the Simpsons anyway, alas, I was wrong. I honestly cannot recommend this game, unless you have great patience and desire to repeat and repeat and repeat.

If you find in the bargain bin, it might be good to kill a few hours until the frustration gets too much, or you might find something a little better and more entertaining. It hurts me to even give it a 2 out of 5, but its a game based on a very entertaining show, it is a real shame the game was not as entertaining.
I am an adult gamer and decided to get this game based on the reviews here.

Sure enough, it is fun and challenging. You never lose lives. I had alot of fun playing it. Some parts were hard but I got over it after some practicing. You have to collect all the coins, papers and cliches. I completed the game but got only 97% because I wasn't able to get all the items I needed. There were times I wanted to go back after seeing that I missed a coin over there, but once you across a certain point, you cannot go back. Unless you want to start over again on that certain level.

It is rated T due to mild language. It is almost easy enough for kids but due to the language they had to rate it a 'T'.

The game does save where you left off. Graphics are great&colorful, just like the TV cartoon.

Recommended for those who want a silly, fun and kind of short game.

The Simpsons Game features a hilarious, sprawling, and mind-busting storyline crafted by the TV show's Emmy Award-winning writers. For this action-comedy, the full cast of voice actors from the TV show and movie reprise their roles to lend the ultimate in authenticity and realism to the game. In The Simpsons Game, Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa use exciting, all-new powers to save Springfield from rising chaos. To help the Simpsons, gamers must journey through their hometown as well as vast worlds beyond, vanquish an amazing array of villains, and fight their way through parodies of multiple popular games. An Original Episodic Adventure - Features a 100% original script from the writers of the show with 4 distinct acts divided into 16 episodes and over 8,000 lines of dialogue Springfield Hub - The open-world Springfield was designed as a central locale to jump into episodes with iconic locations to visit, characters to be visited and interact with, and hundreds of collectibles to be found Parodies and Satire - With parodies of the video game industry, pop culture and current events, the game has the same gut-wrenching hilarity as the show Co-op Play - With two members of The Simpsons family involved in each episode, all episodes can be played cooperatively in addition to being played in single-player mode Collectibles - Roam throughout the episodes and Springfield itself to discover custom video game clich s, and unique collectibles for each member of The Simpsons family Time Challenges - Every episode can be replayed
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< The Simpsons Game > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Mario Kart DS > < Mario Party DS > < Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! > freaks

Help Kit crack six perplexing cases by exploring her hometown, talking to people, and collecting clues and finally writing an article for the Cincinnati register newspaper.Gather and review evidence in Kit's Clue Book, then put the facts together and see if you guessed right!Using the stylus, tap on Kit's red cloth's trunk in the attic to help change into six different, adorable outfits!Earn extra money by collecting eggs from the chicken coup, running errands for Uncle Hendrick or making deliveries for the butcher.
< American Girl Kit Mystery Challenge > < Kit Kittredge - An American Girl > < American Girl: Julie Finds a Way > < Nintendo DS Lite Metallic Rose > < Nancy Drew: The Mystery of the Clue Bender Society > < Build-A-Bear Workshop >

price：~~$2.50~~
THQ(2008-06-23)
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customer 's review
(Where Are the Shoes?)

(Disappointed)

(11 year old daughter loves it)

(good fun)

(its a win for both us!!)

I am an American Girl Fan. You don't very often see products like this that are doll oriented. It is easy and fun to play.
I got this game for Christmas last year. I was so excited. It was exactly what I wanted. That is until I started playing. At first it was easy enough to think you could finish the mystery. But after a certain point I couldn't go any further with the mystery. The game wouldn't let me. I couldn't even say what I thought was the solution. I am so disappointed that I think I should throw it out.
This is purchased as a gift for our daughter. She enjoyed "Kit" the movie. Pleasantly, the plot is completely different from the movie. A definate favorite for any 9-12 year old who likes "Kit" and all those "American Girl" books.
My daughters love this game. It is tricky enough to make it challenging but easy enough for them to do alone. There is a lot of reading with it so for my little one who doesn't read, I had to help out more.
My daughter (7 yrs) loves the game and I love that she has to read and think to find the clues... it's challenging for her. The only problem is that the clues don't stay on long enough for her to finish reading. (even though she reads at a 5th grade level she doesn't read fast)
Kit is the best-selling American Girl doll with a built in consumer base with over 1 million books and videos sold! Kit Kittredge is a 1930s girl with a nose for news! She is a clever, resourceful girl facing the Great Depression with spirit and determination. Kit is ready for an adventure. To make ends meet, the Kittredge household has had to take in guests—and it seems as though every one of them has a mystery for Kit to solve and write about.
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< American Girl Kit Mystery Challenge > < Kit Kittredge - An American Girl > < American Girl: Julie Finds a Way > < Nintendo DS Lite Metallic Rose > < Nancy Drew: The Mystery of the Clue Bender Society > freaks

Interact with Castlevania by defeating evil spirits with the Magic Seal system, which utilizes Nintendo DS' touch screenExchange or trade acquired souls with other players via the DS wireless connectionContinues the storyline that first emerged in the critically acclaimed Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow for Nintendo GameBoy AdvanceIntroduces a variety of memorable new characters that help drive an exciting and dramatic storylineIncludes stunning graphics and special effects, as well as an all-new incredibly moving musical score
< Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow > < Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin > < Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia > < The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Castlevania Double Pack > < Play > < Tips&Tricks Magazine >

price：~~$23.99~~
Konami(2005-10-06)

customer 's review
(Review From A Castlevania Fan.)

(Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow)

(A good start)

(great game)

(Come on, do it)

A fine addition to the Castlevania series, although the touch screen control feels tacked-on, and I'm not particularly fond of the Anime-look.
Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow

I bought this for My Grandson,because it was one He didn't have.
He told Me it was just GREAT!!!
The first game of casltevanis on NDS.
Very similar to the last one on GBA and slightly improved the graphic (of course the machine is better)
Was fun, collectiong souls takes time to play, and the musics are enjoyable.
Difficulty is just medium, maybe a bit to easy.
A good start for Castlevania on NDS.
Are you looking for a good DS game to play? Then I'll give you the recommendation of castlevainia: Dawn of Sorrow. This is the first castlevania game I have ever played and I loved it. The gameplay was awesome. the dificulty was a little high but that is likely because this is my first in the franchise. although if you like 2-D platformers with lots of stuff to collect,(such as metroid)I promise you will like this game. my only complaints are that the graphics leave a little to be wanted, and the third to last boss( i will not tell you who he is) is really hard; it took me like two hours to beat him. overall, this game is great.
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I'll spare you the long review since most of the previous reviewers took care of that for me. Simply: this is a great game! If you're worried about wasting your money, then you worry in vain. Buy it. Do it. Come on, do it. Buy it. No more doubting. Just buy it. Go on, do it...
In order to save himself and protect the lives of those he loves, Soma must infiltrate the enemy's home base, a towering replica of Dracula's castle that is teaming with monstrous creatures. Created by award-winning producer Koji Igarashi and the creative team behind the critically acclaimed Castlevania - Aria of Sorrow
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< Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow > < Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin > < Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia > < The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass > < New Super Mario Bros. > freaks

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