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Adapted to any level, from beginner to advancedRegular evaluations on improvementLearn French through mini-games and competitionWrite your answers with the stylus on the Touch ScreenWith DS portability, translator and glossary features can help a traveler in any situation
< My French Coach > < My Spanish Coach > < My Word Coach > < My Japanese Coach > < Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village >

price：~~$19.99~~
UBI Soft(2007-11-06)
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(Great way to learn the basics)

(Worth the money...)

(teach me please)

(Great aid for anyone)

(GREAT FUN!!!!)

We planned a trip to France and neither my husband nor I knew a word of French besides "Cafe Latte." We both grew up in Texas and took Spanish. This game was a great way to learn the basics so that we could order food, figure out money (numbers), days of the week, months, etc. I love that it speaks to you, allows you to practice speaking and shows you the words in print. Some of the games get boring after a while but the repetition helps you to learn the material quickly.

We weren't going to be in Paris, so we actually needed some French to be able to get around in the smaller towns. I highly recommend this along with [...]. The French REALLY appreciate it when you try and speak the language and make an effort!
I am an advanced French student and I recommend this product. I use it to reinforce my vocabulary and pronunciation. The games are fast-paced and the associated metrics help track one's progress/level. It also contains a vocabulary list with associated sounds and verb conjugations.

On the downside, I would like to see more than just eight games. Also, the "sentence builder" game is not diverse enough, often repeating sentences; it also contains a couple of bugs that pop up once in a while.
i like it. it teaches by memory and repetitive. you will get bored but if u make it fun and love knowledge youll b ok
This is a really great tool for learning vocabulary and a little bit of grammar. It's very easy to get into and most of the games aren't too tedious. You get a lot of repetition which is great for memorizing. Not so much for speaking unless you choose to repeat everything while you're playing, which you could do but there isn't a specific game to cater to that. Overall and excellent game and a good investment for anyone looking to get into French.
I have always been in love with the French language so I have nothing but good things to say about this game. Besides enjoying the games, I just love learning the language... True it is vocabulary words as opposed to conversation but by playing the game you get an opportunity to hear someone speak it and you can properly match your pronunciation to theirs. Speaking of which, unlike the other Language Coach games that I have played thus far, the speaker in this game is much clearer. Easily understood!!!

Highly recommend this game!!!
Playing My French Coach for 15 to 20 minutes a day is all you need to become fluent in French, no matter your age. The simple touch screen interface lets you spend less time learning the game and more time learning French. The game includes 8 touchpad mini-games to sharpen your skills at your own pace, and lets you track your progress with charts showing your performance learning the language. ESRB Rated E for Everyone.
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< My French Coach > < My Spanish Coach > < My Word Coach > < My Japanese Coach > < Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day! > freaks

Witness the dramatic and thrilling story of this mythical game world brought to life through astounding 3D graphics, gorgeous CG cutscenes and top-notch voice actingCreate a versatile party using the all-new Augment System - a dynamic system that allows the player to assign special abilities to charactersDive into the first RPG to incorporate the innovative Active Time Battle system, now further enhanced and refined for the Nintendo DSNavigate effortlessly through the game with Nintendo DS Touch Screen functionality and stylus-driven controls while receiving vital assistance via the dual-screen presentationTrain and customize Whytkin by playing a variety of mini-games and challenge another player to head-to-head battle via local wireless connection
< Final Fantasy IV > < Chrono Trigger > < Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift > < The World Ends With You > < Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen > < Final Fantasy III >

price：~~$2.00~~
Square Enix(2008-07-22)
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customer 's review
(Insanely Difficult)

(Final Frustration IV)

(The additions ruin it)

(Like a George Lucas "remaster")

(A Must-have game)

I really enjoyed this game back on the SNES. But this version is far too difficult to enjoy. Despite the enhancement, I liked it much better when the game was, you know, playable. This higher difficulty level made me want to snap the game in half on more occasions than I ever wanted.

If you played this game on the SNES, keep it as a memory or wait for it on Virtual Console for Wii. I loved the original, but because of the difficulty, I do not recommend this DS remake at all for anyone looking for something enjoyable.
There are a lot of good things about this game, as mentioned by many reviewers. But after putting in over 20 hours of game time I have found them to be offset by two sore points:

- when wandering around the wilderness or in caves, you are attacked by hidden monsters about every 10 seconds of game time. Yes, you need these combats to level-up (see next complaint), but they make exploration a total drag, and are extremely repetitive (same monsters over and over again).

- the boss battles are not "difficult" or "challenging". They are impossible, frankly... unless you stumble upon the secret combo of characters/spells/weapons. The designers think this is clever and will keep the interest level up, but it's not fun to have to search the internet for solutions to even the first couple of battles. In many of them, your entire party is killed almost immediately, no matter what level you are or what spells you cast. That's because it's part of the plot, and well, you just need to all die right now.

I love/hate this game. That's why I'm giving it 3 stars.
I'm a huge fan of Final Fantasy games. I've played them growing up, since the original Final Fantasy for the NES, and all their remakes along the way.

If you haven't played FF IV before (aka FF II on the Super NES), then you'll probably be fine with this re-release. However, if you *have* played before, then you'll probably be turned off by the horribly cheesy, pitiful attempt at adding 3D cut scenes. It destroys both the fiction and the characters. It's amazing how much emotion a few little 2D sprites and some music could communicate, and how easily that can be ruined by attempting to make them 3D on a low fidelity system.

Pass on this title. Buy yourself the GBA version instead.
Having loved the original, I have to say this game was a disappointment. The graphical updates and cutscenes are generally quite good and the gameplay itself is practically identical to the original (i.e. very good), many of the additions and character interpretations are downright stupid. Most of the male characters, including all the important ones, have become androgynous creeps and whiny punks. The addition of the constantly-name-changing rabbit character is a type of element more common to newer Final Fantasy games and horribly out of place.

If you prefer the atmosphere of the older games to the newer Final Fantasies, avoid this one, since it essentially transforms it into a modern FF game (i.e. painfully Japanese with dozens of cobbled together game elements that are completely out of place). I equate the changes they've made to George Lucas digitally adding Gungans to his original Star Wars movies. Yes, that geeky and that bad. Avoid this one if you're a fan of the original and not new FFs.
If you loved the original Final Fantasy 4 (originally 2 in the US) and are considering buying this remake, I can assure you, it is definitely worth it. I'm a long time fan of the series and have been playing this game for many years since it's release on the Super Nintendo back in the early 90s. If you're like me, though it is undeniably a legendary RPG, you may have put the game to rest. But this remake definitaly is like a breath of fresh air.

All the music is very much the same if not a little bit improved from the original. All the character and npc models have been accurately upgraded into 3d form (no ridiculous graphical changes). The game makes very good use of the 2 screens and does not rely at all on using the stylus. Weapon models are visible during combat much like that of Final Fantasy 7.

Overall I feel that Square Enix has shown a great deal of respect in preserving this games greatness. If you do not own a DS yet I would say this game is a pretty strong reason to get one if you are a Final Fantasy lover or just love RPGs in general.
The dark knight Cecil, stripped of his command of the Red Wings, set out for the distant Valley of Mist. Together with Kain, commander of the Dragoons, he would pursue a faceless quarry―and a chance for redemption. The advent of the airship had marked the realization of mankind's most ancient dream. But man is a creature seldom sated, and he was quick to dream anew. With the unparalleled might of the Red Wings, Baron's military soon reigned supreme. Why, then, does its kingnow seek the Crystals? And why have fearsome monsters suddenly begun to overrun the once calm land? If the Crystals know, they share no answers―only their pure and silent light.
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< Final Fantasy IV > < Chrono Trigger > < Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift > < The World Ends With You > < Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen > freaks

Find over 1,600 objects in 70 seek-and-solve puzzles within 18 locationsTest your skills in 4 stylus-based mini-games, with high-score leaderboardsKeep track of suspects and clues in your case logCollect bonus objects and unlock two modes of unlimited playEnjoy a rich character-driven story written exclusively for Nintendo DS
< Mystery P.I. Portrait of a Thief > < Amazing Adventures: The Forgotten Ruins > < Cate West The Vanishing Files > < Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village > < 7 Wonders of the Ancient World >

price：~~$5.00~~
PopCap Games(2008-12-15)
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customer 's review
(Love it)

(I Spy for Kids and Adults)

(It was ok)

(Good Game)

(Great Fun)

I have always liked the Mystery PI series. They are fun and I really get into them hard to stop once I get started.
Growing up, we used to play I Spy ALL the time, so finding out there was a version available for the DS sounded like a great idea, and it is. It's not as easy as it looks, especially with the timer ticking down. What's nice about this is that it's become our "leave in the car" game. It's a great option for taking into restaurants, where you can quickly run out of real items for I Spy unless you're in a place with lots of toys and decorations on the wall.
So my only caution is that if you don't like searching for objects, this isn't the game for you. Calling it Mystery PI was kind of a throw-off and I suspect some people bought it for the wrong reason.
This is an "I SPY" kind of game. I wanted it to be more like CSI though and it definitely wasn't. If you like to look for things, I recommend this game. If you wanted a more CSI mystery kind of game, don't get it. The other thing about it that I didn't like is that it went by very fast.
I purchased this game recently to take with me on my flight to the Virgin Islands. I like seek and solve games. It's not a challenging game, just something easy and stress free. But if you like to be challenged then this game is not for you.
Love the game, it is challenging and fun. Only thing I wish is that my screen was larger.
Priceless paintings have gone missing, and fakes are in their place¿ but there are no leads to the crime! Uncover clues to paint the thief into a corner in this exclusive story for Nintendo DS!
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< Mystery P.I. Portrait of a Thief > < Amazing Adventures: The Forgotten Ruins > < Cate West The Vanishing Files > < Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village > freaks

One hundred and one games on a single cartridgeCollect gold coins by setting high scores and then spend them to unlock dozens upon dozens of exciting new gamesChallenge friends to head-to-head action through multi-card local wireless playThe more you play, the more gaming enjoyment you'll uncover
< 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix > < Gravity > < Amazing Adventures: The Forgotten Ruins > < The Quest Trio > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village > < USA Todays Puzzle Craze >

price：~~$19.99~~
Atlus(2009-04-21)
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(Surprisingly Fun!)

(Not so fun for a 6 year old)

(Mediocre at best)

(Very fun game)

(Not such a swell game)

I was shocked to see how much fun this game is. It is very addicting, fun and challenging. There are 10 games to start with and once you get thru them more games open up. These games are quick, little games, but they can be challenging because you have to get a certain amount of points in a small amout of time. Some are easy and some are difficult. I would recommend this game to all!
My 6 year old did not enjoy the games as much as I thought he would.
Lot of games are still locked and would not open unless he clears some levels, which are more challenging than our expectation. I would rate this purchase as average. I bought him Yoshi Island adventure - he's enjoying that one!
This game is okay. Some of the mini games are a lot of fun, but it is VERY repetitious. Plus, some of the puzzle games, once you play them, that's it. They don't change to a different picture for the next time. My son and I have played it a fair amount, but over all I am slightly disappointed with the purchase. Not horrible, but not great either.
It's a very fun game, but I get stuck on the basketball game and soccer game. I'll ask my nephew plays it for me.
You should buy it.
I bought this game because I saw several mini games in the preview that I knew I would enjoy. When you play the game, most are locked. You have to improve your score on a game you are not so interested or good at to get to the game you want to play. Very disappointing : (
101 GAMES ON ONE CART... THAT'S LESS THAN 20 CENTS EACH! 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix is the perfect game to take on the road because players can play a game whenever they have a spare moment. In addition, 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix takes full advantage of the unique capabilities of Nintendo DS, meaning you can easily manage the dual-screen fun using the intuitive touch controls. On top of all this, players can challenge a friend to multiplayer competition through multi-card local wireless play, making 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix for Nintendo DS a never-ending supply of fun and excitement!
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< 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix > < Gravity > < Amazing Adventures: The Forgotten Ruins > < The Quest Trio > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village > freaks

*Licensed by Nintendo*Compactly store up to 16 DS games.*Protects DS games from dirt and scratches.*Inner tray design for easy to place&remove.*Clear design allow easy viewing of your games! (Nintendo DS games are not included.)
< Nintendo DS Game Card Case 16 - Clear > < Nintendo DS Game Card Case 16 - Pink > < Nintendo DS Game Card Case 16 - Black > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village > < Touchmaster > < Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir >

price：~~$8.99~~
HORI(2008-10-28)
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customer 's review
(nintendo ds game card case)

(excellent)

(Nice case)

(Lightweight and Portable)

(Card case works great)

Nintendo ds game card case.
I really like the case it's clear so I can see which game I want to play next.
This case made the most sense. It is small and compact, but yet it holds 16 games.
Nice, compact case. Holds the games nicely and holds lots of games ... great find!
I really like this case, it is lightweight and portable. The case fits neatly in my purse so I have games with me wherever I go; definitely worth the money.
This case is so much better than the small, individual plastic cases for each game. It takes up very little space but holds all the games I have with room for more. Planning on buying another one soon.
*Licensed by Nintendo *Compactly store up to 16 DS games. *Protects DS games from dirt and scratches. *Inner tray design for easy to place&remove. *Clear design allow easy viewing of your games! (Nintendo DS games are not included.)
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< Nintendo DS Game Card Case 16 - Clear > < Nintendo DS Game Card Case 16 - Pink > < Nintendo DS Game Card Case 16 - Black > < Professor Layton and the Curious Village > < Touchmaster > freaks

Mario and Sonic, 2 of the most beloved icons in the world, join forces at the Olympic gamesPlay as or against a range of familiar characters including Mario, Sonic, Luigi, Knuckles, Yoshi, Tails, and moreSelect favorite playing style with 4 player types to choose from--all-around, technical, speed, and powerCompete in stylized Olympic venues; choose from track and field, archery, skeet shooting, table tennis, gymnastics, and moreSingle Match, Circuit, and Mission modes; unlockable stages; up to 4 players via wireless connection
< Mario&Sonic at the Olympic Games > < Mario Kart DS > < Mario Party DS > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > < Nintendo DS Lite Crimson / Black >

price：~~$7.00~~
Sega Of America, Inc.(2008-01-23)
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customer 's review
(hack link)

(Gift for granddaughter)

(Fun for kids!)

(Not good in the long run...)

(Great game for ages 12 and up)

There are 3 circuit classes - Beginner's, Advanced and Master's - each containing 5 circuits made up of several events from different sports. The circuits involve a special opportunity to win called the "Circuit Chance" which will double the points you earn in 1 chosen event. Contestants earn up to 10 points each match which are added to all the match points to determine the winner of the circuit, who earns a trophy.
My granddaughter played this game with her friend and asked for one for her Nintendo DS. She enjoys the challenge of the competition.
Reader,
This game is amazing. Of course I lost it 4 weeks after I bought it, because of the awful size, but I really want to find it again because of how fun it is! Play as any of your fave characters from the gang, plus maybe a character from Sonic's squad. You should really buy this because it is definetly NOT a waste of money. Go out and buy it now!

~L.A.T.
So I was excited about getting this game - I couldnt wait to try it out and I played all the time because I wanted to do it all... Win all the trophies and medals unlock all the special stuff! There are endless options... But some of the way you play each "sport" is weird and there is too much stylus play (that ended up messing up my touch screen and have since had to get a replacement). Ended up gettin rid of the game please dont waste the money on this game. I've read the other reviews and it looks like it might be better getting this on the Wii.
I bought this game for myself but thought it would be okay for my two children to play, ages 7&6. I love the game although there are many steps, controls, and actions, etc to remember. It's really not age appropriate for younger children under 12 because of this reason. Any adult or older child would have fun playing it though. There are many different modes to play it in and the game is very challenging. You use all the buttons and your stylus for the game, sometimes separately and sometimes together. I'd recommend it to anyone who is a Mario or Sonic fan or anyone looking for a game that has a few challenges.
Two of the most beloved icons in the world, Mario and Sonic, are joining forces to star in Mario&Sonic at the Olympic Games. Developed exclusively for the Nintendo Wii and the Nintendo DS, this momentous agreement marks the first time these two renowned stars have appeared together in a game. The game's all-star cast of characters including Mario, Sonic, Luigi, Knuckles,Yoshi, Tails and more. Innovative usage of the DS control system to maneuver your favorite character wil allow players to race the likes of Mario and Sonic down the 100m track, leap over the high jump or churn water in a swimming heat, all while competing for the much sought-after Olympic gold medal. With multiplayer capability up to four people, the stage is set for Olympic excitement with Mario and Sonic! ESRB Rated E for Everyone.
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< Mario&Sonic at the Olympic Games > < Mario Kart DS > < Mario Party DS > < New Super Mario Bros. > < Nintendo DS Lite Cobalt / Black > freaks

Explore the beautiful world of Pixie Hollow and watch it transform during special events, holidays and birthdaysCreate and customize over 100 unique dresses, outfits and accessories for Tinker BellCreate trends by gifting outfits to friends and watch as Pixie Hollow becomes filled with Fairies dressed in those outfitsEngage in challenging and fun mini-games, such as catching dew drops, painting ladybugs and tickling silkwormsIncrease friend meter by interacting, playing and sharing with other Fairies
< Disney Fairies: Tinkerbell > < Nintendo DS Lite Metallic Rose > < Littlest Pet Shop: Winter > < Tinker Bell > < Disney Princess: Magical Jewels > < Disney Club Penguin: Elite Penguin Force >

price：~~$2.00~~
Disney(2008-10-28)
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customer 's review
(Reviewing/Rating on behalf of my 6 year old)

(Not just for the little ones!)

(My daughter loves this game!)

(My six year old LOVES this game)

(very good conditions)

A fun game for those that are just starting to read on their own. The tasks are incredibly easy as you might imagine, mostly backtracking around the fairy world to obtain items, but the music and graphics are sparkly, not too annoying for the parent that is inevitably helping out. Overall, any 6-year old girl is going to love this game which ties into the movie pretty well, and while the main game play is beatable fairly quick there are plenty of new challenges after that during ad hoc free play.
I got this game from Blockbuster just to try it out and I hadn't played for five miniutes before I rushed to Amazon to purchase my own copy. Little girls will love that they get to be Tinker Bell and fly around Pixie Hollow. Older girls (I'm 24 and I adore this game!!) will appreciate the charming background music and the beautiful animation. Parents will love that it teaches helpfulness, teamwork and sharing.

As Tinker Bell, you must travel around the four areas of Pixie Hollow, each one marking on of the seasons, and help the other fairies. Your main goal is to collect flowers, jewels, beads, feathers, leaves, thread and other materials scattered all over Pixie Hollow, and repair teapots, cups, and tools for the other fairies. Each season you will receive a list from the minister of that season outlining what you need to find for them. Along the way, there are adorable mini games like fairy races, painting ladybugs, hunting for jewels and finding lost fireflies. This game would extremely repetitive, but there is far more to it than just changing the seasons. You can collect recipe cards for accessories that Tinker Bell and her friends can really wear! You can also collect materials and have new dresses made. I have played for over 50 seasons and I'm still not bored of it.

I would recommend this game for girls of any age. It isn't a challenging game in the sense that young girls will get frustrated, but there's enough to it that older girls can still have fun. I play it to relax and enjoy the Disney magic!

My only complaint is that there is only one save slot on the game. This makes it difficult to share, unless you play the same game and just take turns. Overall, though, five stars and a rating of "flitterific!!!" :)
I got this for my daughters's birthday and she just loves it. She plays for hours. She keeps trying to get me to play but I haven't had the chance yet. She thinks its great! Well worth the money.
The game play is fun: help others find things they need, create jewelry to sell or give away as gifts, create trendy clothing for the other fairies to wear. Also, collect items for your creations, play minigames within the game, and collect all the items in your "closet:" clothes, shoes, accessories. A very girly game.

I like very much this product a I'm 24 years olds. It interesting, fun and mind, and the ship go earlier the day that was estimated.
Fly around and explore the beautiful world of Pixie Hollow as the beloved Tinker Bell. Disney Fairies: Tinker Bell lets you fully customize Tinker Bell's wardrobe and accessories to create trendsetting and fashionable looks. Interact with dozens of Disney Fairies, including Silvermist, Iridessa and Fawn, and explore Pixie Hollow through time-based activities and mini-quests. You are able to barter and trade items you've collected for new materials, clothing and accessories to add to your wardrobe. In addition, the game utilizes the DS real-time clock, so environments will reflect time of year or time of day. Witness snow falling in the wintertime, fireflies coming out at night and Fairies wearing costumes on Halloween.

Trade clothing creations and play games with friends Includes DGamer - Create unique 3-D avatars, create a persistent profile, chat with friends in a Disney Fairies chat room, share Disney Fairies themed accessories, earn in-game honors and unlock exclusive Disney content
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< Disney Fairies: Tinkerbell > < Nintendo DS Lite Metallic Rose > < Littlest Pet Shop: Winter > < Tinker Bell > < Disney Princess: Magical Jewels > freaks

Collect and name 20 pets all your soon to be favorite Littlest Pet Shop friends including brand new Fanciest, Cuddliest, Sportiest, and Chilliest pets, and many others tooDress up your pets with over 100 accessories to make them even cuter with tons of unique pet accessories like scarves, hats, glasses, and moreCompete in mini-games with your little pets. Play 16 fun and challenging games with your pet to earn accessories, playsets, and new pets too. With a number of difficulty levels for each game, you can replay them over and over againCelebrate pet birthdays and other events by planning festive Littlest Pet Shop-style partiesExplore the depths of a thriving jungle. Plus you'll manage your Pet Shop through the hopping Pet Plaza
< Littlest Pet Shop: Garden > < Nintendo DS Lite Metallic Rose > < Littlest Pet Shop: Winter > < Littlest Pet Shop: Jungle > < Disney Fairies: Tinkerbell > < Disney Club Penguin: Elite Penguin Force >

price：~~$3.18~~
Electronic Arts(2008-10-14)
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customer 's review
(Perfect for girls of all ages!)

(Littlest Pet Shop: Garden)

(Great game!)

(My 8 and 10 year old daughters love this game!)

(Great for little kids)

I bought this game for my three daughters - Age 10, Age eight and age four and they ALL love it! The game does a fantastic job of having something for everyone! My older girls ADORE the pets and seeing how they'll play the various games, while my youngest could spend all day in the coloring mode. The thing I love is that I'm never handed the game in order to get past "hard stuff." Too many games made for young girls seem to have no clue regarding play difficulty, but this game does a fantastic job of keeping things just right! If you have Pet Shop fans in your household, I don't see how they could not love this game!
I bought this Nintendo DS game for my 8 year old granddaughter and she loves it. I may be ordering the other Littlest Pet Shop games in the future.
Although I haven't played this game myself, my 7-year-old loves it and it keeps her occupied for hours. Great investment for a kid who loves DS and Littlest Pet Shop!
This is a cute game for your daughter. Mine are 8 and 10 and they love this game. I haven't played it, so I can't comment but it keeps them happy!
My six year old loves this game. She has minimal reading ability and yet can still operate this game fairly well. Lots of mini games on it that are "short and sweet" and therefore, are great for the little ones. Thumbs up from happy six year old and her mama.
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.

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.

Key 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.
Screenshots:

Garden image 1 in 'Littlest Pet Shop: Garden' Explore the garden.
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Meet your neighbor.
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Revel in springtime.
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Garden image 4 'Littlest Pet Shop: Garden'
Multiplayer support.
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< Littlest Pet Shop: Garden > < Nintendo DS Lite Metallic Rose > < Littlest Pet Shop: Winter > < Littlest Pet Shop: Jungle > < Disney Fairies: Tinkerbell > freaks

This is the first game in the Pokémon Ranger series to feature Pokémon from Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl.Your journey to become a Top Ranger takes you to the new region of Almia. This game has a larger world, more Missions, more adventure and more to do than the previous Pokémon Ranger game.Now you can partner with a variety of different Pokémon of each type to complete Missions—giving you many options on how to approach different challenges.Pokémon Ranger is a unique action-adventure series that features a fun, different way to capture Pokémon with the Nintendo DS stylus, which controls an item called the Capture Styler in the game.
< Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia > < Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia: Prima Official Game Guide (Prima Official Game Guides) > < Kirby Super Star Ultra > < Disney Club Penguin: Elite Penguin Force > < Pokemon Platinum > < Spore Creatures >

price：~~$2.00~~
Nintendo(2008-11-10)
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customer 's review
(Surprisingly addictive)

(Very Fun)

(New Age Knowledge)

(fun without the violence)

(Disappointing story mode)

*Just a side comment, I havent ever played the first Pokemon Ranger game, so this review is going to be strictly about my feelings of Shadows of Almia*

Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia was one of the first games I bought for my DS. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by it.

First off I'd like to say that I originally got into Pokemon when it first came out about 10 years ago. The show was awesome and the Pokemon Red and Blue versions were so innovative and fun to play. So it is pleasantly surprising for me to tell you how much I enjoy the spin off this game takes from the "regular" pokemon games such as red, blue, gold, silver, sapphire, etc. Instead of becoming a pokemon trainer who's ultimate goal is to collect every pokemon in the known universe as well as becoming a Pokemon Master, the player is allowed to choose between a boy or girl character who instead chooses to become a Pokemon Ranger.

Pokemon Rangers are different from Pokemon Trainers in the fact that instead of capturing pokemon with a pokeball to use to advance your team and work with to make stronger, a Ranger captures pokemon with a poke disc, befriends them, uses their abilities to help them take care of certain situations, then releases them to go back to wherever it was they came from. However Rangers still have a special "partner pokemon" that travels around with them constantly. There are many partner pokemon a ranger can use throughout the game, but a ranger can only keep one partner pokemon with them at a time. The basis of the Shadows of Almia is to become the best Pokemon Ranger you can manage by completing missions and quests given to you by random characters throughout the game.

The game is a lot of fun and very addicting. However the only negative things I can think of about this game are that it does end up becoming very repetative after a while. Especially if for some reason you make a mistake somewhere and have to back track to capture a pokemon you need with a specific poke assist so that you can advance to the next area. And the constant circling with the stylus to capture pokemon can make your wrist hurt after a while, so if you notice your arm getting tired make sure to take a break. Also I feel the game is relatively short and pretty easy to get through.(Which I guess could be a positive or negative feeling depending on how much you enjoy the game.) It only ended up taking me around 36 hours to beat as opposed to 100+ hours on the other pokemon games.

Regardless, when I picked up this game it was hard for me to put down. I just had to continue and get as far as I could in one sitting before finally tearing myself away long enough to get some sleep. Overall I feel this is a great game for anyone who enjoys a little bit of Pokemon in their lives.
Compared to basically most of all the other pokemon games, this is definitely something out of the routine. And I really like that.
With the missions and quests that you get, it's just sort of something new every time~ and it's great being able to see the pokemon before you have to battle it, that way you can avoid them (the slower ones anyway) and not have to spend time fighting or running away when you don't want to do that in the first place.

I just really enjoy this game, but I warn! If you don't have something protecting your touch screen, you really should get it, because doing all the "capturing" will seriously wear out your screen faster.
I've been playing the game for a few days now, and my protection seal already has a lot of circular scratches on it hahah. That is the only downside of this I see.
Lets just get this over with. I am a Poke-maniac. Over the years I have played or purchased pretty much every Pokemon video game in existence. The traditional pokemon formula is great, but wears thin after so many versions of the games. That is why the pokemon franchise has to branch out in order to keep the series fresh. Some of these work out, some are failures. After playing the first Pokemon Ranger, I pretty much wrote this spin off as a dead end. However, this game blew whatever thoughts and doubts about the series worth out of the water.
First of all, the graphics are spectacular. They are crisp, clean, and glitch free. I only wish Diamond and Pearl looked this good. Every pokemon is easily identifiable and they all seem well thought out. None seem as though they were cut and pasted out of the previous title.
Speaking of the previous title, the battle system has been completely reworked. You can now lift your stylis of the screen. this may not sound like a big difference, but it adds new layers of challenge and fun to the experience, not to mention streamlining the entire experience. The new menus work well, and are completely new. They no longer resemble the menus of Ruby and Sapphire.
The game play is stellar, with many boss battles and special conditions. The story is grand, with just the right amount of danger mixed in. This game is good for all ages. It is simple enough for most 7 years olds to play, but has enough hidden goodies to keep even veteran players like me satisfied.
My opinion: Buy this game!!! If you like pokemon, and need a break from the normal catch and trade system, this is perfect. However, one should not just look at this game as a quick break between the more traditional titles, with any luck it will grow side by side with the original series into a game of it's own. I hungrily await a sequel.
This video game provides fun without the violence in so many of the games now.
I recognize that the Pokemon Ranger series is intended for a younger audience than some other Pokemon titles. As a 47-year-old woman, I probably have the same gaming skills as the average 8-year-old. I found the story mode in this game to be too short and not very interesting. The post-story "quests" aren't that exciting either. And there is a lot of extraneous stuff (power-ups, type statistics, etc.) that don't really make a significant difference in game play.

There's something very satisfying in the kinetic action of catching Pokemon by circling them. And the fact that there is no Pokemon-vs-Pokemon fighting is good news for parents who may see the traditional Pokemon game pattern as (in the words of a friend of mine, a single father) "the equivalent of cockfighting".

However, before I would buy another title in this series, I would need to know that significant game play has been added (either in a longer story mode or through post-story mode explorations). There are really only a few smallish areas to explore, and after completing the story mode in about 20 hours, I didn't feel inclined either to replay or to focus on the simple quests.

This game will satisfy Pokemon fans up to about age 10 (but it is surprisingly verbose and uses complex language which may be too much for younger children), but it's not worth the money for adults, teens, or tweens.

In Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia, you once again play as a Pokémon Ranger, working to help people, Pokémon and nature in a new area called the Almia Region. Starting out as a Student Ranger, you quickly earn the title of a full-fledged Pokémon Ranger. As you succeed in more and more missions, you will aspire to become the highest Ranger rank: Top Ranger. Along the way you meet and capture all kinds of different Pokémon.

A new way to play Pokémon
Using the Capture Styler in 'Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia'
Use your stylus to Capture Pokémon.
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Boy and girl ranger in 'Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia'
Play as a boy or girl ranger.
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Captured pokémon following you in 'Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia'
Pokémon follow your lead.
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Gameplay
Capture wild Pokémon and create a team to clear obstacles and solve puzzles encountered along the way. After players use a Pokémon's ability, it will leave the player's team; however, you will have a Partner Pokémon that will always stay by your side. As you progress through Missions and Quests, your Capture Styler becomes more powerful, giving your Styler more Energy and eventually advancing you to the level of Top Ranger.

Characters
Harness the power of hundreds of different Pokémon. In addition, players can choose to be a boy or girl Pokémon Ranger.

Key Game Features

Pokémon Rangeris a unique action-adventure series that features a fun, different way to capture Pokémon with the Nintendo DS stylus, which controls an item called theCapture Stylerin the game. Players circle the Pokémon they want to catch by drawing circles around them on the touch screen. When you complete certain Quests, the Ranger Union awards you with power-ups, which add new upgrades and functions to your Capture Styler, allowing you to advance as you work to eventually become a Top Ranger (the most revered Ranger of all).
Now you can partner with a variety of different Pokémon of each type to complete Missions-giving you many options on how to approach different challenges. Every Pokémon is different, and capturing a Pokémon allows you to use its abilities to overcome various obstacles and challenges you will face along the way. The job of a Pokémon Ranger is never done: your duties will include fighting wildfires, rescuing people or even delivering an important package.
Your journey to become a Top Ranger takes you to the new region of Almia. This game has a larger world, more Missions, more adventure and more to do than the previousPokémon Rangergames. It has a storyline full of adventure and the ability to travel to and explore many exciting new areas in Almia, including oceans, forests, deserts and more with the help of your Partner Pokémon.
This is the first game in thePokémon Rangerseries to feature Pokémon fromPokémon DiamondandPokémon Pearl.

Special Powers, Weapons, Moves&Features
Use the Capture Styler to capture wild Pokémon. Once they are captured, wild Pokémon will follow the player around until their powers are used (either in a Poké Assist or a Field Move).

A Poké Assist is when the player uses an already captured Pokémon to help capture another wild Pokémon.
A Field Move is when the player uses a captured Pokémon's power to clear an obstacle that blocks his way or perform any another helpful function with it.

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Requires a Nintendo DS handheld gaming console to playinnovative 100-Cell learning methodfast-paced, high-speed arithmetic problemsForty different exercisesPractice simple addition and subtraction to more elaborate multiplication tables and calculation ladders
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price：~~$19.99~~
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(great learning game)

(Grandaughter's Gift)

(Buy it for the nine year old in your life)

(Fun learning for kids and adults)

(It's okay....)

this is a great math learning game. it figures out where you need help and teaches you what you need help with
I bought this for my 8 year old grandaughter. She needs help in Math and it works but it can be a little tricky making the letters and what is read by the DS. Would recommend this game.
I bought this for my going to the fourth grade boy to keep his math skills sharp over the summer and he is enjoying it.
I bought this as a way to help my 4 children develop and maintain their computational skills over the summer. As I tried out the game so that I could show it to them, I became hooked myself! I have a college minor in math, and this game can be challenging no matter what your level, because it pushes you to improve your accuracy and your speed. I would finish and then say, "Darn! I can do better than that!" And then do it again. My oldest son is having a similar experience.

Some reviewers have complained about how the game doesn't recognize their handwriting. Although this is a little troubling at times, I actually really like this feature of the game: my 2 youngest sons are left-handed, and they make some of their numbers backwards, or in inefficient ways. This game requires that they make the numbers "correctly." It's one thing to have your old mom keep correcting your handwriting; but if you have to do it right to win the game, then you very quickly change your ways. Hooray for 7's and 4's going in the right direction!

This game has all sorts of clever drill methods, and many levels of practice, ranging from one-digit to 3-digit. It provides feedback on speed and accuracy. An effective and fun way of improving skills for both children and adults.
Math has never been my strongest suit so I thought this would be great game to work the brain and brush up on my math skills. Well I have to say that within the first few minutes I lost interest and unlike Brain Age where I feel challenged this left me uninterested. That said, I think a kid just learning math would enjoy it more than I did, so.....
A fine covert way to get your child interested in Math while playing these exciting games / Education made sweet / ESRB E Everyone
A classroom at the tip of your finger! Have you ever struggled for exact change at a cash register or fought over how to divide a dinner bill? Do you have trouble getting your kids interested in their math homework?Personal Trainer: Mathtakes the pain out of arithmetic by providing a fun and rewarding way to improve your math abilities!

The innovative 100-Cell method makes learning a game. These fast-paced, high-speed arithmetic problems keep your math basics fresh, from addition to subtraction and multiplication to division.

Daily math drills and an attendance record help keep you on track. As your calculation speed improves, earn medals in each exercise to prove your mathematical mastery!

Forty different exercises, from simple addition and subtraction series to more elaborate multiplication tables and calculation ladders, provide tons of ways to build on your knowledge and improve your arithmetic skills until all your math worries evaporate forever!
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< Personal Trainer: Math > < Learn Math > < My Word Coach > < Math Blaster in the Prime Adventure > < Brain Quest: Grades 3&4 > freaks

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