MySims

Worms: Open Warfare 2

Anno 1701: Dawn of Discovery

Brian Lara International Cricket 2005

Cricket 2005

The Sims 2

The Sims experience is not to be found here.

Running a hotel is hard work. Playing video games shouldn't be. The Sims 2 for DS instantly has you believe you'll be running your own feature-packed hotel, trying to gain fame and fortune exploring the wide-open sim wo... Read Full Review

Zelda no Densetsu: Mugen no Sunadokei

Doesn't really feel like a Zelda game.

Phantom Hourglass is a bore. It takes the same tired gameplay we've been seeing for 20 years and throws some touch-screen functionality on it. Does the touch screen add much to the game? Not really. For every way in whic... Read Full Review

Meteos

Meteos is a puzzle game like no other.

The Nintendo DS was born to implement touch screen features into games and innovate handheld games to provide what should be a more responsive and interactive feel. Meteos for the DS manages to capture this idea perfectl... Read Full Review

Tetris DS

Tetris DS is an average rehash.

It's Tetris. Almost anybody who's been even remotely exposed to video games during the last 20 years or so knows Tetris. Blocks of different shapes fall one at a time from the sky, and you arrange them in a way that will... Read Full Review

MySims

Cute graphics underlie what is really a poor Animal Crossing remake.

MySims for the Nintendo DS is quite simply, not a Sims game at all. By stripping out the bare essentials and fundemental features that made the PC/Console Sims so great to suit a younger audience, you're left with what u... Read Full Review