A collection of some of the best games in history, nothing more needs to be said.
Some of the games are not done as well as I had hoped. Mainly Texas Hold'em, it is limit, there is no other options, and the betting system is a little weird. I highly anticipated this game, and it was a disappointment. But when I booted up the game and played a round of Texas Hold'em, I was amazed. The changes were made to fill up the time constriction, instead of having an hour or two worth of poker, they managed to end it in 15 minutes or so. Also, the computers are amazingly smart. In every mini game I have played, the Hard computers proved to be amazingly smart, even the Easy ones had some tricky ploys.
One mode I enjoy is Stamp mode. In order to unlock a few games, you must play stamp mode, which is forcing you to play every game once or twice, understand the rules, then move on. At first, I really dreaded this, but I see the reasoning behind this. They introduced me to a bunch of games I have never heard of before, and now one of them (Hosami Shogi) is now my favourite game in the cartridge.
The wireless mode for DS is fun, and exactly what you expect, you can play with friends, and it is a lot of fun, especially when you have friends that just borrowed a DS to play with for break or something. The wifi is pretty awesome too, you get to play with people in the world. One problem is that, there isn't that may people to play games that are more than 2 or 3 players. It is really hard to set up a Texas Hold'em game.
Overall, Clubhouse Games is a must for any DS owners. If you don't have it, you are missing out. Its simplicity and classic games makes this an awesome game to carry around with you.