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Why are there no reviews for this yet? I guess I'll be first to let it be known: Go! Go! Kokopolo!! is an incredible game that every DSi user should pick up. The action is compelling, and new additions throughout the game keep it from getting too repetitive. There is a lot of content for a DSi game here, and it's only 8 bucks a pop. Another note: This game is made by one of the guys who worked on Crash Twinsanity as the artist. The energy of the creator's art style shines through in the animations and gameplay. A few bits are rough around the edges, and you might run into a bug or two (very minor ones) through your gameplay. But there are tons of levels and 3 endings (normal, hard, and secret) so this game will keep you busy for a while. The music is upbeat and catchy as well. This game is as indie as it gets: 1 artist/designer/animator, 2 programmers, and a musical composer. There is no reason not to pick up this one: The difficulty is spot-on, and the challenge is perfect and adds to the appeal of the game.

Let me tell you--this game is great. But unfortunately in the transition from the handheld version it is no longer as amazing. This saddens me. The minigames don't seem as creative and the music as a whole isn't as catchy. There are some standouts however. And the multiplyaer mode and extras boost the score to 9.

I'm about 10 levels into story mode, but that's not the main attraction of the game. What will keep you playing is the crazy multiplayer, daily wi-fi challenges, and dlc. It can be frustrating if you're easily annoyed (like my brother who i beat by five points) but it's a blast. best wii-ware game i've seen yet.

Flipnote Studios is undoubtedly an excellent application for its price. (Which is free.) You can create really impressive animations, but the quality of course depends on your artistic ability. You can create anything from animations, to "comic books" that you manually turn the page. But, as many users of the Flipnote sharing service Hatena have discovered, you can draw a picture of an adorable animal with a sign that says "Adopt me for 100 Stars," and gullible users will add 100 stars to the drawing to "adopt" it, forcing this little doodle to the top of the "most popular" page. There are also flips with a song recorded from YouTube, which says "Download for 50 stars." People will then add 50 stars to perform a download which is free, and forcing this "no-effort" note into the popular section. These can be ignored if you want, but the fact is that most Flipnotes on the Hatena site won't fit your tastes. But if you have a DSi and want to try your hand at some animating, Download Flipnotes. It's probably pre-loaded if you have a newer device. It's a blast to animate, and even if your actual "animations" don't get popular on the Hatena at least you had fun making them. Check out my Creator Page if you want: Command Code is L R L Up Y L L L Fave me and I'll add you. Haha bye

While the lack of a save function for your high scores hurts the overall package, it's worth giving a go for fans of the classics. And what's more, you don't have to put in quarters!

Please buy this game. Recommend it VERY strongly. If you don't have a DS get one for this game. The music is nothing short of astounding. It gets into your head forever. There are a few **** as good as the rest...minigames, but they're added for a good reason. The Lockstep one is astounding. Fan Club is catchy. The characters in the game get mad at you if you mess up, which makes you actually fell bad. The graphics are simple, and the few games with 3D graphics usually work. The second Ping Pong and the Credits minigame don't work as well as the other 3D ones. Basically, it's a great game if you like rhythm.

I bought a used Wii from some kid a couple years back, and wondered why he would sell a Wii. He stated his reason as "I never play it any more." Well I don't blame him! He had the kiddy Mario Super Sluggers game, the frunstratingly dull Wii Music, and this piece of junk. I almost wanted to give it back to him along with a list of good Wii games. Because there actually more than most people realize. Hear that? There ARE good Wii games, if you can look past games like this. The characters are based off of horrible stereotypes increased sevenfold, and the variety of lanes change the visuals, some are pretty nice, but change nothing about the **** the gameplay is exactly like Wii Sports bowling, only it doesn't work well. So check out the list of high-scoring Wii games on Metacritic. I'll be at home playing Super Mario Galaxy 2.

This is the first Pokemon game I was introduced to, and it will always be my favorite. As with the rest of the Pokemon games, it can be accessed on any level. You can simply grind through, giving no thought to your IVs, and leveling up your starter to around 75, with a Level 18 Staravia, and beat the game. However, you can also take the most out of it by creating a perfect team, and you'll need more than a level 75 starter to do well in the Battle Tower. Oh boy. There's so much to do--searching and chaining for Shiny Pokemon (many more Pokemon become available when you beat the game) making poffins, going underground, trading online. It's so extensive, and I've spent over 115 hours on it. I recommend it wholeheartedly.

Although the 87 Metascore may not seem overly impressive, the fact that out SIXTY-TWO critics, there were no negative scores really speaks volumes. Not even any Mixed scores. This game is simply put, beautiful. The music is catchy, but not annoying, the characters are very colorful, the plot is simple yet deep, the combat simply works well, and the game is just plain fun. Especially in multiplayer.

This game is amazing. Even if you have zero creativity, you can still edit the existing games, changing, for example, a balloon-popping game into a flying monkey-shooting game. There is no end to the content, especially if you have many friends with the game to share over wifi. It has it's limits, but within those, your creativity is pushed to ITS limits. This game is awesome.