Video Games Reviews

Exactly what we needed
We bought one of these in black and one in pink. The black one was for our 11 year old… who received his DS at Christmas and 3 months later its scratched, the stylus’ are lost and “stuff” is stuffed down the whole where the stylus should go. That said, we bought this case to teach him to take better care of the DS. The pink one is for my 6 yr old who still has her DS in near mint condition.

It is easy to organize your games and accessories… lots of room left after the ds is in it, room for more games than my kids will ever own. There is a spot to put a nametag so they don’t get mixed up. It has a shoulder strap but doesn’t look like a purse for my older boy. My daughter has no problem getting the games in and out of their slots, which after reading reviews on a lot of the cases out there concerned me. She couldn’t get the game in and out of the cases they were sold in, so this really helped us in that area.

These cases solved all my problems I was having … hte boy who took horrible care of his expensive gift and the girl who couldn’t get the games in and out on her own. I would definately recommend this case!
Nintendo DS

2 more than i had before
I lost the previous stylus i had so i came here and i was able to get 2 of them for a really good price. The stylus are bigger than the one i had which is a good thing. Because i never could find that thing unless i attached it to my DS. So this is an excellent buy and worth the price paid for them. Thanks, Nintendo/Amazon.

Can never have too many
What can I say, we have a five-year old who LOVES her DS but cannot be bothered with trivial details like storing the stylus IN THE VERY GAME SYSTEM SHE IS PLAYING! LOL! These are worth the price so you do not end up using something not meant for the Nintendo DS touchscreen that might scratch or ruin it and possibly void the warranty.
Nintendo DS

This game does not deliver.
Good concept, but terrible execution.
Unless you already have everything else this game isn’t worth owning.
Reasonably good graphics, but terrible gameplay.

TRY THE DEMO BEFORE YOU BUY!!!

lots of hype . . . little bang
I watched all the commercials, read all the reviews in magazines and was sold on all the hype for this game. Unfortunately after playing the game it seems I know what this team spent the majority of their money on. the knifing of enemies is not fluid at all you have to wait until the game tells you to swing the blade, unlike call of duty 4. the weapons are somewhat creative but there are too few to have fun with. gameplay is so redundant. online play is horrible, that is if you can connect and stay connected to a game. Don’t buy all the hype.
Xbox 360

Buy for the leash!
I have been playing the DS for nearly a year now, and have experimented with various ways to attatch the stylus to the game, but it was not until a friend in Animal Crossing Community told me about this set that I found the best leash. While the stylii are pretty, nice to hold, do reduce fatigue, the tips don’t seem to glide as well as the ‘real deal’ made by Nintendo itself, so I reluctantly put my two light up stylii away. But *nothing* comes between me and the little coil leash that comes with this set! I feel it is worth the expense of the set just to get the leash. Currently,I have on my new DS lite a Nintendo wrist strap, and the little coil from this set…the strap that comes with the stylii is longer than I care for, so I just removed it and attatched it to my Nintendo strap. Clipping the stylus to it is kind of a problem, but with a bit of ribbon slipped through the slot at the top of the stylus,and clipping the lobster claw clasp to it works just fine.

So, if you have trouble with losing or dropping the stylus, this is the best answer I have found.

Its what you were probably looking for
If you’re lookijng for this product, you were probably looking for it. The Action Replay changes codes inside of the game to change elements of the game, and “flip the rules in your favor.”

If you’ve ever owned another action replay, possibly the GBA one, you’ll realize this is very different, possibly in a good way. There is no more fiddling with typing in the codes over the DS, all you must do is plug the whole thing into the computer by USB port, and copy and paste the code into the Action Replay.

If you’ve ever owned an AR, you’ll want this one too, probably. If you’re hearing about this product for the first time, be warned, this isn’t for the casual gamer, NOT because it being too complicated, but because it may ruin your experience with some games, such as eliminating the challenge. Many people use them for things such as getting the pokemon it is impossible to get in the pokemon games.

I’ve never experienced this product destroying the game, like some people say.
Nintendo DS

GET THE DS LITE
There is a differance between DS and DS Lite. Except that the DS Lite screen is brighter and has 4 settings of brightness. The original has one setting of brightness and not as bright as the Lites. Not even the lowest setting of the brightness in the DS Lite is brighter than the original DS.
The DS lite is much more smaller and much more comfortable to hold than the original. The original has a pretty bad desighn. The lites has and awsome desighn.

The Nintendo DS is a complete portable entertainment and Communications unit. Withit, you can see the game action from two perspectives at once. Two screens offer TouchScreen control for a groundbreaking control style that sets it apart from other systems. Access items, move characters or navigate menus by touching a stylus to a screen. The built-in voice recognition lets you command your game by voice, while the wireless options let you send text messages, drawings and IMs. This combination of new gaming features and portable communications will shock and impress you.Comes with Rechargeable Battery Pack, AC Adapter, Stylus, Screen Cover and Wrist Strap.Create a local wireless Network with up 16 players, with a 30-foot range 1GB of built-in Memory for faster gaming and shorter load times Dual slots support both GBA and DS games
Nintendo DS