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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(good challenge "you smarter then a fifth grader?)
『Ya, like the game..Just got started on it and it is testing you . Was awed by how it puts you on a particular level according to your age.
Its not just a game you have to spell words ,but to also recognize their spelling and if its correct..I was'nt to bad at spelling when "I" was in school but my spelling skills have lagged .Found alot of words I miss spell ..HA.If your a word or spelling fan you'll like this one I think.It will also test you on nouns, verbs,adjetives "seee can't spell."HA.I think its a good game for brushing up on your language skills and spelling.Will be good for kids of all ages i believe since it puts you on a spelling level according to your age.Makes you think"."good for the brain" ha..
I recommend it highly"..』

(It's a spelling game which doesn't speak the words.....)
『It is a spelling game where they flash the words to you before you type them, and the words are never read out load to the player. Then they make everything timed, so there is pressure to go fast. For someone who is learning a new word and learning to spell it, actually hearing the word is pretty critical. This is what spelling is about...you hear the word and then write it down, but in this case the developers took a few short cuts. My 7 year old son reads at a very high level, but I wanted him to recognize words he hears, so this game really falls for me.

Graphics are pretty weak, games aren't horrible, but nothing to write home about. Overall, I think it might be good for someone with a good vocabulary trying to refine their spelling and just have fun playing a game, but I bought this as a educational game for my kids. It might be fun, but I don't see much or any educational value in this game.』

(Great Game)
『My family can't get enough of this. I bought this for my little boy, but the adults have taken over. Great stuff』

(Not as much of a challenge as I had wanted.)
『This game is not very exciting or challenging. It started me at level 38 because of my age. It's more of a memory game as they flash the word on the screen then say spell it. The guy talks if he had said the word and shown the definition it would have been better. I'm not really a great speller and wanted to really be helped to get better.

The game is just so-so. The sound is like it is playing thru a tin can. The typewriter is not set like a typewriter it is in alphabetical order which slows you down until you get used to it.

For young kids is would be okay but not so great for adults.』

(Great for kids...)
『I bought this for my second grader and she loves it. I don't think that adults would like it, but for a kid, it is fabulous. Some of its features include flashing words that the kids then have to spell back, and using short definitions to figure out what to spell. My daughter thinks it is so cool that she earns money for the high scores. It is also helping her on her math place values because she is always running to me to tell me the dollar amount that she won. The game also has a list at the end of each mini-game of the words that the child gets wrong. That is helpful. Each level so far seems to have maybe 30 words and they seem easy to me because they are everyday words, but to her, it ends up being challenging. My favorite mini-game she plays is where she either has to pick out the properly spelled word out of commonly misspelled ones and vice versa. In reference to other reviews I have read in cyber-space, this is probably not a game for adults that can spell ok and the hokeyness would definitely get old. That being said, it is the perfect platform for kids. I only wish I could input her spelling lists from school to play with.』
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(Chords of Steel Samurai? OBJECTION!)
『To be honest, if I knew that the Ace Attorney series was going to take this direction, I would've told the guys at Capcom to stop them altogether. While Apollo and Trucy are cute characters, they've essentially made Phoenix Wright's character into a 7-year scapegoat for this game's plot. That means that if the Phoenix Wright games pick back up, he'll be middle-aged, seasoned, and expected to prevail... unlike the young, inexperienced, by the seat of his pants attorney that came with the first 3 games.

My rant aside, the gameplay is noticeably upgraded due to this being an actual DS release rather than a GBA re-release. There are actual FMVs, 3D recreations of crime scenes, and even the courtroom got a once-over. Instead of the Megatama Phoenix Wright had, Justice gets a bracelet that allows him to "perceive". While this was something new, I didn't much care for how it was conveniently permissible in the same court that made Phoenix Wright prove everything with evidence.

If you've played the other three Ace Attorney games, of course you'll want to play this one. It's worth that much. I'm glad this game ended so clean-cut that they couldn't readily make an Apollo Justice sequel. Also, in case you hadn't heard, Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth is due out February 16th of 2010. DO WANT!!』

(Great but not a stellar release)
『It must be a funny thing being Capcom, a game developer well noted for doing quality games where the sequels have very little differences from one to the next. From Mega Man to Resident Evil and now the Phoenix Wright games, each successive installment usually brings with it the occasional improvement or gameplay mechanic not found in previous titles and Phoenix Wright is no different. I mean, it's still the same interface of the "Move/Talk/Examine/Present" screens, the same judge and same courtroom but with different stories and characters and yet they're still fun games. However, as any woman (or man on the defense) will tell you, it's not what you have it's how you use it so while we all know there's not a whole lot of radical changes from the last game "Trials and Tribulations" to this, this game still manages to be fun but something seems lacking and it doesn't have the punch that the previous game had but it's still worth a go.

Story: The game centers on Apollo Justice, a new defense attorny with a shiny gold bracelet on his wrist. His first case is the death of a poker player in which the accused is...Phoenix Wright himself. Seems where we last left him, Phoenix has been stripped of his attorney's badge and working as a pianist and poker player. From there, we're introduced to Trucy Wright, a talented and young magician from a very popular and prestigious magician troupe, the Gavin brothers Klavier and Kristoph and uncovering the truth of why Phoenix Wright lost his badge.

One thing I loved about Trials and Tribulations was the whole saga involving Dahlia Hawthorne and her attempts at revenge on the Fey family and seeing that last case wind down was...epic to say the least. Even the individual cases were quite fun with some cool characters and twists but I don't know what it is about Apollo Justice but the cases are intricate and full of twists but it wasn't as "page-turner" as the other game was. Even finding out the whole endgame told at the end of the game (har har for wordplay) wasn't as compelling as endings that came before. And the individual cases from a concert to one involving a noodle stand were...odd to say the least.

Graphics: Like I said, same courtroom, same judge, same interface with the court records and profiles but the story changes so it comes down to character designs and with that they're mixed. Our opponent as it were is Klavier Gavin, a prosecutor/rock star combo who likes to air guitar and pound the wall behind him is a cool character but he wasn't as...threatening shall we say as other prosecutors. We also have one of the most irritating reporters I've seen and a freakishly weird (not to mention creepy) university student but then we have Ema Skye returning in her cute snackoo-munching glory. There's also some cool 3D videos used to highlight the crime scenes in different ways such as changing angles or giving a good feel on the layout but by the last case, they were few and far between.

Sound/Music: Now I gotta say the music is quite catchy and given in appropriate moments, can really add suspense to a scene or make things light-hearted. Naturally the only voice acting ever said is "objection!", "take that!" or "hold it!" though I still find it funny when you get that girlish "objection!" like what Winston Payne used to do. But there's not a whole lot to the music other than its catchyness and voice acting is virtually non-existent so there's not much to say on this part.

Gameplay: Same ol, same old, the investigation phase where you gather evidence (where you still can't access the next scene unless you find that one piece of evidence or present something to someone which'll trigger the next scene when you move into a new area), the trial phase where you press statements, offer contradictions and be fined penalties if you're wrong. One new feature added is the ability to look at certain pieces of evidence in a 3D space and rotate or zoom in on them and examine things on them such as markings or prints but it's not really used often as I would like and most of the time they're not vitally important, they're just little asides characters chat about and make comments about. One thing that I did like though was that it was a bit more easier to know what to present whereas I felt in previous games I couldn't figure out why a certain piece of evidence was giving me a penalty when you know it makes sense.

The other new addition is in regards to a certain "ability" Apollo has. Like Phoenix and the Psyche-Locks, Apollo has the ability to "perceive" witnesses habits and points out inconsistencies by errors they make. This goes into a super-slow reading of the statement in which you try to find the one visual habit that gives them away when they say a specific phrase. Only problem is you're not told what phrase or what nervous habit to look for and since the top screen doesn't really show the habit in detail, it's kind of hard to tell what to even find. For example, one character has glasses that hides their eyes thanks to lighting (like Kevin in "Sin City") that when in "perceive mode" shows their eyes in more detail and yet the habit is in the eyes and with 5 statements that are reading suupppppeeerrr sllloooowly, it kind of makes it annoying to find that one statement where he decides to actually doing something abnormal.

Phoenix Wright games always have a charm about them from the cast of characters, the winding plots and naturally, murder mysteries by themselves are intriguing. Save for a couple of weird plotholes and "wait, now how would...?" moments, they've always been engaging even though this is basically a re-skinned first game. Not as great as previous entries but worth a play. Oh and there's no Maya or Pearl for that matter which is inexcusable.』

(A new face a new beginning...)
『Apollo Justice Ace Attorney is the fourth game in the Ace Attorney Series. It starts with a brand new cast and plays similiarly to previous games. The game is broken up into two types of gameplay, investigation and trial. Investigation plays like a point and click adventure where you go along looking for clues and investigation is where you try to find contradictions in witnesses testimony and present evidence as well.

This game is fun to play if you are into games such as Hotel Dusk Room 215 (which is a little more serious but good use of DS). Playing this game for the story and characters to me is crucial. I recommend playing the first 3 games to really get a good feel of the games and to also see how they improved as time went on.
A good idea too is to check out video clips of the game on websites so you can see how it plays out.
I'd say it's good for anyone 13 and older since it requires lots of reading and anyone younger I feel will get bored since they are not blowing up anything in a game.

I'm a fan of the series and I say this is a good game for those road trips for people since certain games may be hard to play if you are constantly bouncing up and down on the road haha.』

(amazing game xD)
『This is game full of drama and excitement. Eventhough we can no longer play as our favorite character, Phoenix Wright, but this new game still doesn't lack the excitement and the fun that was contained in the first 3 games. The cases, in my opinion, is a little harder than the first three games, and it requires a lot of investigation work, but it's all worth it in the end when you finish the cases. I was so disappointed when I finished the whole game, wanting some more of this fun.』

(Great game, but loses it's steam after the second chapter.)
『Pros:
-Graphics and sound truly are a step up for the series
-Gameplay retains the same PW charm
-Forensics add significantly to the fun factor of the game
-Chapter 2 is the gameplay pinnacle of the series to date

Cons:
-Story has continuity issues
-Still a very linear series
-Solutions can be obscure and frustrating at times
-Everything past Chapter 2 is disappointing by comparison
-Not much to do with the PW story arc aside from a few returning characters
-Very likely the last game in the Ace Attorney series

Short synopsis: Still caters to a niche crowd---won't expand the Ace Attorney fanbase beyond what it already is. Retains all the flaws of the PW games without adding much beyond the semi-new (for US gamers) forensics system. Better introduction to the series for new people compared to the original PW games, but not by much. Fun for current fans of the series, although story will disappoint.

Detailed review:

Having played all of the Phoenix Wright games, I was looking forward to this one. Ultimately, it was a mixed experience. The game starts out strong, with the traditional court-only tutorial sequence (and with a hefty spoiler right at the start for those that have played the previous entries---I can't go into detail here). Users that have played previous entries in the series or are already familiar with the mechanics through other means can skip the following bracketed section.

[A summary of the game mechanics for the uninitiated:

The core of the game is still the same as it was in the Phoenix Wright games. A crime is committed, you take the case, and begin your own investigation. The game is divided into two separate phases---the "Investigation" phase and the "Courtroom" phase. Traditionally, you will have two of each phases per case in an alternating pattern (i.e., I-C-I-C) although this is not guaranteed, sometimes you will have more than 2 court phases, or just one investigation phase and one court phase.

During the Investigation part of the game, you visit varied locales, interview witnesses and suspects, and collect evidence via the "Examine" command. This is the traditional Adventure genre part of the game, and is similar to older PC games like Monkey Island or Maniac Mansion. You spend most of the game in this phase. There is always a marked end to this phase which leads into the Court phase.

The Court part of the game is what is truly unique about this series. The Court phase is structured in a manner similar to an actual trial. A witness, suspect, or your client is called to the stand and testimony is given. After hearing testimony, you are able to cross-examine the person on the stand. Cross-examining consists of paging through their testimony, pressing them for more information, and presenting evidence to call out contradictions. The objective is to essentially discredit the testimony and/or reveal new information that leads the case in a new direction (which doesn't always work out in your favor---but this section is linear and you don't have a choice). These portions of the game are markedly shorter than the investigation phases, but the court proceedings further the story, whereas the investigation phases usually only provide information that you have to sort and decode once you get into the courtroom.

The obvious objective is to get a "Not Guilty" verdict, which will lead to a epilogue and the unlocking of the next chapter in the game.]

Review continues here:

Immediately it's obvious that this game, unlike the other Ace Attorney games, is not a GBA port. The character sprites have been revamped and look hand-drawn---they brought back memories of the old SF:Alpha games for the PS1. Additionally, the backgrounds were redone to take advantage of the DS's significantly larger color palette and no longer suffer from the serious dithering and lack of detail they used to. The music has also been updated to CD quality tracks that are also very reminiscent of CAPCOM's PS1 days (which is an excellent thing).

It's impressive that even after all of these revamps and updates, that the game still feels familiar and retains that classic Phoenix Wright charm. All of the updates seem like an organic evolution of the original, and players of the Phoenix Wright games will immediately recognize characters, locations, and even the music despite being drastically modernized.

After playing through the tutorial, the player is presented with an almost "open world" scenario with multiple objectives to be accomplished during the investigation phase. The investigation portion of the game has (thankfully) been updated to match the way the game played during the DS-exclusive case in the first Phoenix Wright game. Instead of solely relying on moving from location to location, talking through all of the subjects with every person possible, with the occasional "Examine" evidence collection; the game now utilizes a forensic element which makes the investigation part of the game significantly more fun.

Players of the first game will be familiar with this forensics concept. In addition to conducting interviews, you will now be responsible for tasks such as dusting for prints on evidence, spraying Luminol to check for blood, and creating plaster casts of footprints embedded in the ground at the crime scene. You will also be required to examine your evidence and interact with it in such a way that can either reveal the true function of the piece of evidence, or expose more evidence inside or on the original piece evidence itself.

A final thing worth mentioning before going into the problems this game has is the change to the court proceedings. Gone are the psych-locks from the investigation phases of the second and third Phoenix Wright games. Instead, a new feature was added to the court phase to make up for this. During certain parts of testimony while cross-examining someone, you'll have the option to slow time down and get a magnified view of the person you're cross-examining. During the slow replay of testimony, you examine the witness closely to check for a "tell" (for those who don't play Poker---you're looking for a nervous twitch or some other sign that indicates the person is lying), locating the tell allows you to press the person on the stand for more testimony.

With this said, the game is far from perfect.

Players of the original Phoenix Wright games will likely be disappointed that this game seems to take place on an alternate timeline that was created for the DS exclusive chapter in the first Phoenix Wright. There are only three returning characters (not counting The Judge), and a few (rather lame) references to other characters in the original timeline are thrown out there. The returning characters also feel almost out of place, which is likely due to the fact that the development team originally did not want a connection to the Phoenix Wright games aside from the "Ace Attorney" franchise name.

The game also really slows down after the second chapter. After being teased with a huge amount of freedom (for the series) in Chapter 2, the game quickly brings itself back into an extremely linear, contained world in the subsequent chapters. While it's not a game killer, it's disappointing because it almost feels as though the true potential scope of the game is realized, then quickly yanked away from you as though to tease you.

Additionally, the court sequences still feel too linear and "puzzle-like" with only one path to a "Not Guilty" verdict. This path can, at times, be extremely obscure as well, forcing multiple replays because of the "guess and check" method or requiring the help of a FAQ. There is only one "two choice" option at the very end of the game in the very last court session, and it feels like a token choice; since one option leads to a short "bad" ending. It seems that the developers weren't afraid to toy with the Investigation part of the game, but were horrified to change the Courtroom sequences (excluding the new special ability).

Finally, the story, even taken out of context of the rest of the series, is also somewhat disappointing. Most of the new characters don't have as much personality as those in the old series did, and a few of the characters are really just dopplegangers of past characters from a story and personality perspective. The ending, while touching, doesn't tie up a number of loose ends. This would be forgivable if not for the fact that the ending doesn't indicate that there will be a second Apollo Justice game.』
『Players star as rookie defense attorney Apollo Justice as he visits crime scenes, questions key witnesses and collects vital evidence before stepping into the courtroom to prove his clients' innocence. Facing Apollo across the courtroom is the highly talented and flamboyant prosecutor Klavier Gavin who, in addition to being a legal genius, is also lead singer with Gavinners, a highly successful rock band with a string of hits to their name. He may be young and inexperienced but Apollo's confident manner and passion, coupled with his unique ability to uncover witnesses' lies by studying their body language, will prove invaluable assets in the courtroom as he pleads the case for the defense. Thankfully, Apollo is not alone and is aided both in and out of the courtroom by his assistant Trucy, a mysterious female magician. Apollo also receives invaluable advice from his mentor the ultra-cool Kristoph Gavin, elder brother of Klavier, whose perfect logic and natural instincts have won him numerous cases and the respect of his colleagues.』
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(great for a beginner gamer)
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(Civilization name says it all)
『This review is from someone who likes turn-based strategy games. With that in mind, Civilization Revolution is a great game. It is a stream-lined version of the pc game but is just as much fun. It has all the basics of movement, unit building (including new types that become available as research progresses) and buildings/wonders. Combat plays out on the top screen. There are five save slots (on the game card, not an SD card) available with the option to overwrite an existing save. There are several difficulty levels but I suggest the easiest one first (tutorial) to learn the controls. Different leaders/civilizations can be chosen at the start. Good replay value. Well worth the price.』

(Great game to play at the gym)
『I grew up playing Civ 1 and never really connected with any of the other versions. This version? I love. I just got back from the gym where my 30 min bike ride went over 40 mins simply because I was playing and didn't want to put it down. Maybe it isn't as realistic as other games, but it's fun and absorbing.』

(simple but fun)
『a simple version of the game but still fun, graphics are okay at best. But for a ds game it is enjoyable』

(Good strategy game to have on DS)
『If you like strategy games and you have a DS, then Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution is a must have. Though it takes a while to understand the controls and the working of the game in the DS, once you get the hang of it, the play becomes self-intuitive. As someone mentioned, there is very little micromanagement in the game but it still has enough things going for it to keep it interesting. The growth of your civilization will depend on your diplomatic stand with your neighbors, battles you need fight and the upgrades you take up. With so many options, each game can last upto hours and all the while it will keep you engrossed. In short, a nice strategy game which you can play without having to boot up your PC.』

(Thank you, Civilization creator, for keeping me from doing anything productive...)
『I was slightly wary of this game, as my last venture into the "god" games was the Sims on my PS2, and I hated it. However, my husband is obsessed with the PC versions of this game, and I would get irritated at the amount of time he would waste when he got into the Civilization-zone. Finally fed up, I discovered that they had a version I could play on my recently-purchased DSi. I figured that if he loved it so much then it was worth a try. About a month later, I have to say THANKS A LOT, CIV CREATORS for keeping me from getting anything productive done!!! I'm ready to be committed into Civilization-Addicts Anonymous.

It's a great little strategy game with several levels of difficulty. If you're not familiar with the concept, you choose a nation&begin building it from BC years well into the future. You are tasked with building cities and buildings, determining what the focus of that city will be (production? gold? food?), creating armies of varying abilities, keeping the peace or waging war, and researching new technologies, all in the hopes of getting yourself closer and closer to either a domination victory (capture 4 enemy capitals!), a cultural victory (build the United Nations wonder!), a technology victory (be the first nation to make it to Alpha Centari!), or an economic victory (build the World Bank wonder!).

After seeing the XBOX version of this very game, plus the various PC versions over the years that my husband has played, I can say that it is definitely a simplified version of the game. However, it's just perfect for a handheld strategy game. There are enough options (choose from a myriad nations, each with their own set of advantages!) and difficulty levels to keep me interested. So interested that I've reverted back into a video-game-obsessed teenage version of myself! ;)』
『Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution DS』
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Experience the Epic World of Civilization

Sid Meier's Civilization® Revolution™ is the latest offering in the legendary award winning Sid Meier's Civilization® series of strategy games, featuring the famous "just one more turn" addictive gameplay that has made this one of the greatest game series of all time.Civilization Revolutiongives you the opportunity to experience the epic world-building of Civilization in a brand-new way. Designed from the ground up by the legendary Sid Meier and his team at Firaxis, you'll enjoy new graphics, gameplay and control that take full advantage of today's leading gaming platforms.

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(Gauntlet style arcade war game is better than you would think.)
『This game is based on the Gauntlet engine developed for the Nintendo DS, which for various reasons did not see the light of day in a Gauntlet game. Gauntlet itself never made it out for the DS, but the engine lives on at the heart of this game. You'd think they just slapped the GI Joe stuff on there and rushed this out, but there are some surprises like driving tanks that wouldn't have an equivalent in a Gauntlet game, but I am just guessing.

It's a fun game, although getting use to the controls will reveal a small learning curve everything else is straightforward with close and long range attacks and special weaponthe only buttons you need to remember.

In short, while this kind of overhead perspective game might not be for everyone it might be for you. Do you like Gauntlet, Baldars Gate (Console version), Chaos Engine, Alien Breed and so on ? Do you like games that have a small learning curve, but once you catch on are all about running around solving simple puzzles and destroying hordes of enemies and machinery along the way? Then it's a no brainer. Otherwise you might want to check out some videos first to make sure this is for you.


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『Suit up, grab your gear and prepare to lock and load as you take control of the elite G.I. JOE team against the evil forces of COBRA. Based on the film from Paramount Pictures, the G.I. JOE video game picks up where the movie leaves off, allowing players to re-create and re-live the greatest moments from the blockbuster film, cartoon and action figure toy line.』
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(Love it!)
『My 7 year old enjoyed playing this game so much. You don't need to buy the other games/worlds separately. You can unlock the other worlds in this game.』

(Great girl's game!)
『My daughter is 7 and she just loves this game. She gets to play a lot of mini games and dress up several pets in all kinds of clothes. I highly recommend it!』

(Great little game)
『I can't give a specific review b/c it wasn't a purchase for myself but it was for my daughter and it kept her busy so I can say it was a great little babysitter.』

(great game)
『I bought this for my second grader and she loves it. She really likes LPS toys, and the game is right on target for her. The games are challenging enough that she doesn't get a blue ribbon on her first try, but not so hard that she gives up. This game was well worth the money I paid for it.』

(My 7 year old loves this game.)
『She's finding it doesn't have as much as the version for the Wii but it does have some features the version for the Wii doesn't. So, it all works out.』
『Experience your Littlest Pet Shop in a whole new way. Littlest Pet Shop puts you right in the middle of all the fun in the Littlest Pet Shop world. Collect some of the newest and cutest pets from the Littlest Pet Shop. Have your pet explore the four separate environments in the Littlest Pet Shop world, where you can care for and play with your pets in a variety of mini-games too. You can even share your pets with your friends. The more time you spend with your pet having fun, the more great stuff you earn for your pet shop, including new pets, playsets, accessories, and more.

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『Experience the fun of theLittlest Pet Shopworld in a whole new way inLittlest Pet Shop: Gardenfor the Nintendo DS. Set in a new garden-themed universe, gameplay is spread across four unique pet-sized worlds. Within these, players can collect, name and care for 20 pets - including six exclusive pets from the cuddliest, fanciest, littlest and sportiest lines. In addition, you can plan Evite parties for your pets and compete in 16 mini-games with your pets, in singleplayer or with up to 3 friends via Nintendo's wireless multicard play mode, to earn Kibble Coin and unlock over 100 accessories, multiple playsets, and additional pets.

'Littlest Pet Shop: Garden' game logoKey Game Features:
  • Collect- Collect, care for and name 20 pets, including six exclusive to the game.
  • Dress up your pets- Enjoy over 100 pet accessories like scarves, glasses, and more.
  • Play with your petsExplore 4 garden-themed worlds where you and your pets can folic in your favorite spring time pursuits.
  • Compete in mini-games- Play 16 fun and challenging games with your pets to unlock accessories, playsets, and new pets too! With a number of difficulty levels for each game, you can replay them over and over again.
  • Party With Your Pet- Plan Evite parties for your pets.
  • Multi-lingual game Support- Game includes English French and Spanish language support.
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Suit up, grab your gear and prepare to lock and load as you take control of the elite GI Joe team against the evil forces of Cobra. Based on the upcoming film from Paramount Pictures, theGI Joe video gamefor Nintendo DS picks up where the movie leaves off, allowing players both in single player mode as well as online multiplayer with up to three friends, to re-create and relive the greatest moments from the blockbuster film, cartoon and action figure toy line.

Organize JOE against COBRA in 'G.I. JOE: The Rise of COBRA'
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Gameplay
Played from a top down perspective,GI Joe: The Rise of Cobraelaborates on the story that drives the major motion picture of the same name. In single player mode players choose from one of a number of initially available Joe team members, including Heavy Duty, Ripchord, Duke, Scarlet, Snake Eyes, and Shipwreck, and with access to a number of weapons and vehicles set off to stop Cobra through a series of structured missions.

Multiplayer Options
Multiplayer modes support up to 4 players in Nintendo multi-card play via Wi-Fi connection. Here, playing as one of the Joe team members, or one of the several available Cobra operatives, players have access to multiple gameplay options. These include "Warhead," which is a version of capture the flag, and "Defend Base," which just as it sounds has players protecting their unit's base. In addition to the initially available Cobra characters, the game also features unlockable characters.

Key Features

  • Move Beyond the Movie- All-new storyline developed exclusively for the game.
  • Live GI Joe- Experience the greatest moments from the film, cartoons and toys.
  • Pick YourGI JoeTeam- Choose from all your favoriteGI Joecharacters, as well as Cobra operatives, as you exploit their unique fighting styles, skills and weapons.
  • Unlock Playable Cobra Characters- Play as different Cobra characters.
  • Pedal to the Metal- Command heavy firepower with GI Joe vehicles and artillery.
  • Venomous Cobra- Battle the deadliest Cobra bosses as you snake your way through enemy territory.
  • Built for the DS- Unique top-down arcade shooter, built from the ground up specifically for the Nintendo DS.
  • Multiplayer- Create your own GI Joe vs. Cobra battles up to 4 players (via wireless play).
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Civilization Revolution

Key Features

  • CHOOSE YOUR CIV- Choose from 16 Civilizations throughout history (from Africa to Germany to America to China) to lead to victory. Each time you defeat a rival civilization you'll add an exhibit to your Hall of Achievements paying homage to your great accomplishments. With so many Civs and Leaders to play, you'll have a new and exciting experience with every game.
  • LEAD YOUR CIV- When you choose a Civ play as one of the world's most famous historical leaders (like Abe Lincoln, Otto von Bismarck, and Mao Tse Dong) and compete against the other leaders as you strive to create your own history in this epic game. Each leader will have 4 special abilities giving their Civ unique advantages throughout the ages.
  • REAL-TIME INTERACTION- Leaders and advisors will actively communicate with you - even turning and pointing to things in the world as they speak - making the interactions more realistic and engaging than ever before.
  • EXPLORE THE WORLD- Your quest to explore and discover will have you traversing the globe in search of long lost relics, rival civs, technologies, barbarians and much more.
  • FAST-PACED ACTION- Accessible maps and streamlined time scale will deliver quicker games and constant action.
  • INTENSE COMBAT- Triple your strength by combining up to three units into one powerful army and destroy your enemies. When your units win tough battles, they will become veterans and then elites. You can then choose from a list of powerful upgrades that will give elite units even more strength to dominate in war. Your Army will wear a distinct uniform representing your Civilization, so you will easily see them on the screen as you lead them into battle.

The Legacy

Hall of Fame Game designer, Sid Meier, has been called "The Father of Computer Gaming" with such early hits as F-15 Stealth Fighter, Railroad Tycoon, and Pirates. He put computer gaming on the map however, in 1991, when he delivered Sid Meier's Civilization® to the gaming world launching the "God Game" genre and creating one of the most award winning and addicting games on the planet. Civilization remains one of the world's top selling PC game series with over 8 million units sold and is recognized by the press as one of the greatest game franchisesever created.

In Civilization, players strive to become Ruler of the World by establishing and leading a civilization from the dawn of man into the space age waging war, conducting diplomacy, discovering technologies, going head-to-head with some of history's greatest leaders, and building the most powerful empire the world has ever known.

Sid Meier's Civilization® Revolution™ is the latest offering in the legendary award winning Sid Meier's Civilization® series of strategy games, featuring the famous "just one more turn" addictive gameplay that has made this one of the greatest game series of all time. Civilization Revolution has been designed and built(by the legendary Sid Meier and his team at Firaxis) from the ground up for console and handheld systems delivering graphics, gameplay and controls that take full advantage of the hugely popular gaming platforms. Civilization Revolution is a watershed game offering players a chance to experience the epic empire building world of Civilization in a whole new way - in an accessible, visually immersive, fast paced, action-packed world that gamers crave.

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(Grandson Loved This)
『I bought My Virtual Tutor (preschool level) for my 5-year-old grandson. He used it on my Nintendo DS, and the Virtual Tutor program was a great success. I am a retired reading teacher, and I was very impressed with how he was progressing. He was completely engaged. No little-boy wiggling. The avatar was very positive in her instruction, and you could see how Kai identified with her. He was so engaged with the avatar that he spoke to her. I recommend this product for children who are learning to read. This was very productive screen time. We even had trouble getting him to come to dinner.

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(Great reading activities on the DS!)
『My son and I had a wonderful experience yesterday playing with My Virtual Tutor for the Nintendo DS. He found the experience very engaging, entertaining, and interactive. I could see him learning how to sound out words, practicing his listening skills, and experimenting with spelling. He asked me for help when he was stumped and we worked on some problems together. He feels like he's playing a video game and I feel confident he's learning! The lessons were very age appropriate.』
『How do you make learning to read fun, affordable and portable? Grab you Nintendo DS and get ready for a Reading Adventure! With the help of Mentor InterActive¿s proprietary virtual tutor, your child will conquer early reading through individualized, adaptive learning exercises and interactive books - all while having fun with their Nintendo DS. - 8 Interactive Books - 4 Different Play Modes * Read To Me - Tutor reads story with engaging animation * I Can Read - Beginning vocabulary word-based activities * Interactive - Clickable animations with interactive quizzes to test reading and vocabulary comprehension * Paint - Unleash creativity and illustrate scenes while listening to a story - Staged Learning - Through self-correcting practice, the different codes of interacting with the exercises and stories will advance along with player - 5 Reading Areas - Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Comprehension』
『My Virtual Tutor: ReadingBy combining the kid-friendly Nintendo DS with a proven reading curriculum developed and tested at the University of Colorado,My Virtual Tutor: Readingmakes learning reading skills fun, affordable and portable!  Through interactive books, school age and grade relevant phonics instruction and  fun quiz modes, your child will learn the comprehension, phonics, fluency and vocabulary necessary to become an expert reader, all  while having fun with their Nintendo DS.

Gameplay

My Virtual Tutor: Readinggreets your child first with a fun story in Read to Me mode, where the story is read by the tutor, accompanied by fun sounds and animations.  Once the story is read, your child  then accesses the story in Explore mode, which features comprehension questions which assess your child’s understanding of what they read.  After Explore mode, I Can Read mode is unlocked, where your child can read the story, play fun word-based minigames and even record and listen to him/herself reading aloud!  These minigames offer more practice to expand reading comprehension and vocabulary.  After playing I Can Read, your child can unleash their inner artist in paint mode while the story is read to them by the tutor.  Once your child completesall four modes in the first book, an additional book is unlocked in their library to read and explore.  These books were specially created at the University of Colorado to both engage readers and supply practice to gain fluent reading and comprehension.

At any point your child can also play phonics minigames building the skills necessary to become an independent reader.  The phonics games focus building words that start, contain, and end with certain letters and sounds.  These games progress along with your child by evaluating performance on the current concept then moving on once that concept has been mastered.  In addition to phonics practice, our challenge mode will test your child’s skills with survival-style gameplay.

After your child has explored a story and tested their phonics skills, he or she is ready for quiz mode!  Quiz mode tests the skills and concepts your child has learned up until that point in the game.  By answering story comprehension questions, word matching, and coloring (just for fun!) your child can unlock 20 great prizes! [Prize Pictures]
Parents can access Parent Mode at any time to track your child’s progress and identify areas of mastery and areas needing more focus for deeper learning.

Key Features

Enhanced Learning– Reading as a fun activity
My Virtual Tutor: Readinghas fun as a top priority.  By experiencing early reading through wonderful, hand-drawn animations and characters, along with fun mini-games, your child will not only learn to read; they’ll learn that reading is fun!

Successful
The game is based on the National Education Association standards for teaching literacy, and  derived from a system developed by researchers at the University of Colorado.  Delivered on the Nintendo DS, learning to read is made fun and portable.

Easy to Play
Nintendo DS uses the touchscreen exclusively; no need for long, wordy menus to begin and play! Your child can interact with the words and pictures in the game, and they can even paint a picture of the story while the virtual tutor reads.  With the portability of a Nintendo DS, your child can learn to read anywhere, anytime!

Adaptive learning
My Virtual Tutor: Readingteaches your child new skills as they master previous ones.  The activities are paced to correlate with their learning.  As your child performs better and faster, the game will dish out extra challenges to keep them excited and engaged.

Self-Correcting Practices
To help develop fluency, your child can read the books out-load using the Nintendo DS microphone.  After your child reads, the tutor will play back the recording and compare it to what she reads for self-correcting practice.

A Fun Reward System
Animated and interactive quizzes are introduced to test your child's retention of the skills and concepts they learned while playing the game.   As your child learns to read by mastering skills and concepts, fun prizes are awarded.  Your child will be eager to accumulate as many prizes as possible.  

Parent Mode
By tracking your child’s progress, the tutor shows you where your child excels, and where more practice is needed.
Up to 3 Users per Game

With up to three possible user profiles, every child in your family can have their very own Virtual Tutor!
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
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It has fulfilled pretty well its function. So I am happy with it.』

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(Kids must have it!)
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The only note is that the screen could be a little bit bigger.』

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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(great game)
『this was my favorie game so far for the ds. Only had to use the internet to help get by two levels but very enjoyable game.』

(Better than the last game in the series--and that's saying something)
『I recently finished the campaign mode for Advance Wars: Days of Ruin (about 25 missions long) and decided to pop in its predecessor, Advance Wars: Dual Strike, just to see how they compared.

I was blown away by how much better the presentation had progressed between games--menus, graphics and music in Days of Ruin are far superior to the already great Dual Strike. And more importantly, the game play was further refined.

The only drawback to Days of Ruin is the terrible story and dialog, but that's something that Dual Strike also had in spades.

If you enjoy tactical RPGs *at all*, or would like to find out if you do or not, go ahead and pick up Advance Wars: Days of Ruin!』

(Great turn based strategy game)
『I really enjoy military turn based strategy games, and I've particularly enjoyed Advance Wars: Days of Ruin. I have no played any previous title in the series so I cannot comment on how this game compares to the other games in the series.

Days of Ruin is easy to learn, has a great story, plenty of missions, and the right amount of challenge and fun. The game took me over a month to beat and I only played a handful of the training missions. So there's plenty to do for single-player.

Most of the earlier missions I did correctly on the first try, most of the later ones took me a second try to beat. I love the ranking system, for each mission completed you get a C, B, A, or S rank and are free to replay earlier missions at any time to improve your score.

The last mission took me about a week to beat, I must have tried it about a dozen times before I figured out the right way to do it. That was probably the only frustrating mission in the whole game, but it was so rewarding when I finally beat it.

Definitely recommend this game.』

(The War at the End of All Wars)
『The "Advance Wars" games are clever, turn-based strategy titles that take things one map at a time. You play a series of battles as part of a greater picture, and you command one or more teams. Each of your units can perform one action per turn, and when you are finished with all your decisions, the computer (or another player) gets their turn to move. Single player campaigns push through an ongoing storyline complete with its own characters, and often you make the choices about who should command your units: is this battle map mostly water? Better get a good naval commander. No docks to build water units? Grab a commander who's good with planes and use the airport. Each commanding officer ("CO") has special skills they can "charge up" and let loose, and it is balancing your resources with the units you build and the way you fight that all combine to determine your success. Believe it or not, the above details only scratch the surface of the Advance Wars series.

I've played the entire Advance Wars series, and up to this point it's been kind of cheery: cartoony animations, cute characters, and often missions play out like a Chess match: "Oops! You got me that time! Drat!" This time around, the gloves are off. Days Of Ruin begins with the premise that in the middle of a global war, the entire planet was smashed by meteors. Civilization fell apart, and now everyone's scrambling to survive. Everything--from the artwork to the story flow--has been reworked. Days of Ruin plays along a darker theme, but is still faithful to the core gameplay that has made this series work so well.

Just as with other titles, as the series grows, so does the complexity. While earlier games would walk you through tutorial levels via the single player campaign, Days of Ruin leaves that out of the single-player campaign (you can still access plenty of in-game training though), and gets straight to the story. It still offers network play, unlockable content, and custom maps, but it also adds in some interesting touches throughout. For example, there are small "Practice Maps" that you will find along the way: they're simple, quick-and-dirty skirmishes that you can play any time you like without breaking the story thread. Concepts like "Fog of War" are now counter-balanced: you can build a "Flare" unit that will "light up" a certain radius of squares before your units move in. Transport vehicles can now double as mobile construction vehicles, unpacking over two turns into a "Temporary Airport". It's intriguing, but it might also be difficult for a player new to the series to get into without some practice.

If you like strategy games, particularly when they play out like a complex chess match, Advance Wars is an excellent choice. Initiates may have a learning curve adapting to the system, but the effort pays off handsomely: as you learn the ropes, you really start to see how carefully balanced this method of gameplay can be. Creativity is rewarded, and the planning you find yourself putting into your moves is really engaging. Highly recommended, although new players may want to try their hand at one of the earlier titles first.』

(This game makes me forgot the other consoles)
『Let me be clear: I am a core gamer -- all of the current (and old) consoles are in my home, but I still play Advance Wars: Days of Ruin. This game is absolutely fun, and challenging! I've had it since it launched, and still playing it to this day. With prologue to the review done, I will move on to what I liked and didn't like.

POSITIVES:

-Will challenge you! The brain is a muscle, and this game definitely works mines out. I am a person who loves to solve at a core; this game will definitely appeal to the ones who seek to think.

-Units have been rebalanced -- prices, new units, some units cut, and strengths/weaknesses. I would say that the biggest change is the naval combat; battleships can now move and shoot in the same turn, and Carriers can now produce Sea Plans (attack both land, and air) - though they have lost their anti-air missile capabilities.

-Great story, and surprisingly engaging.

-Huge Selection of maps to play on -- campaign, trial (think of them as your pseudo hard campaign), free battle (at least 200 maps there), and you can create and download maps.

-Very addicting with it's intuitive design.

-Units can now level up three times (they gain a little attack and defense with each level); this doesn't break the game - but it does make you think a lot more about making sure to strategically keep as many units alive through combat as possible. The level of the unit could be the difference between the a win or a loss.

NEGATIVES:

-They took out the War Room

-They took out Haichi's store -- I always enjoyed buying things; so I do miss that aspect

-Less CO's to choose from

-They don't rank you in Free Battle (this is small).


In the end, the positives highly outweigh the negatives, and I'm truly happy with this game. A must buy for any strategy fans. This game is truly a refined experience.』
『Almost 90% of mankind has been killed off following a devastating meteor strike that has caused a massive dust cloud to blot out the sun. Scattered survivors pick through the wreckage, and the remnants of several military superpowers patrol the ravaged landscape, some factions protecting the innocent while the others prey upon them. The two rival world superpowers, Rubinelle and Lazuria, continue to fight among the ruins of their countries, the few surviving military leaders of each side carrying on the conflict begun before the catastrophe. In their wake, various warlords rise to power, seizing scarce food rations from the defenseless survivors and attempting to assert their dominance in the absence of law and order. Follow the Rubinelle COs Will, Brenner, and Lin as they embark on a mission to rescue as many of the survivors as possible, with the help of the mysterious Isabella, an amnesiac girl who seems to know vital military secrets, and various other sympathetic factions.
ESRB Rated E10 For Ages 10 and Up』
『Advance Warshas been reborn. Set amid a world in chaos and boasting new characters and settings, the latest game in the series features a gritty look, an engaging storyline and online battles and map trading. It's the most stunningAdvance Warsever.

Game storyline:
Advance Wars: Days of Ruinfeatures a new group of COs and supporting characters, as well as a new setting. After a terrible asteroid strike that leaves few survivors, the world is in chaos. Toxic dust clouds are choking out the food supply. New diseases strike without warning. Terror runs rampant as people do whatever is necessary for their own survival. Against this background, one small band fights to restore human dignity in a world gone mad, but the mission seems impossible. Their own country is being led by a dictator. Their former enemy thinks only of revenge. And behind the scenes, a scientist with unbelievable power dreams of eliminating the human race once and for all.

Game-play Modes:

Special powers/weapons/moves/features:
Multiplayer has always been the backbone of theAdvance Warsgame play, and the addition of playing via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection makes it even better. Here's a brief overview of the online experience:』
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