DS Central

From the unlockable minigames to the multiplayer mode and the new stars to find, this latest installment in the Mario series is a shining example of gaming at its best.

Zookeeper is what a video game should be: easy to learn, hard to master.

The music and sounds are perfect for the atmosphere the game is suppose to create. Feel The Magic is the game with everything it needs to be fun.

An instant classic just as the original was while providing a new experience in control. It’s a testament to the capabilities of the DS and worthy of being a launch title.

The game takes extremely adult themes and moulds them into a light hearted, thoroughly fantastic mess. Presuming you can ignore the contrived and, on occasion, confusing choice of comments, Sprung can offer some of the best conversation on a handheld game.

The concept is simple, but the gameplay can easily be very deep. However, a noticeable flaw in the game is perhaps its overemphasis on simplicity, which can turn off a lot of people at first glance.

The story is kind of an afterthought, and distracts from the gameplay more than it adds to it.

It offers an interesting avatar and coin system, an average instant messaging program, but not much else.