The Magic doesn't Feel very good.
User Rating: 5.9 | Kimi no Tame Nara Shineru DS
When the Nintendo DS launched in November of 2005, it introduced a completely new and fun way of playing games on a handheld system. The touch screen opened up limitless possibilities for games and numerous ways to entertain gamers around the world. Super Mario 64 DS was able to captivate people with it's minigames and keep them hooked with the simplistic and yet, completely addictive gameplay. Sega was after almost the exact same thing with Feel the Magic XY/XX, a game that puts the touch screen to the test with a flurry of quick and unique minigames.
The story in Feel the Magic is basically a comedic love story that reeks of Japanese influence if you've watched any other Japanese cartoons. You participate in a series of minigames that involve the ultimate goal of reaching the woman that you've fallen in love with at the start of the game. It's a wacky concept and it's presented in an equally wacky way, but it's what Sega has been able to accomplish in the past so it's not too surprising.
