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The surprising thing here is that if you're familiar with Super Monkey Ball's record of games after the second game, you might think that everything afterwards was all on the mixed scale, with Adventure

Pokemon Dash is one of those spinoffs that doesn't graze the same fondness or even remembrance some others like Pokemon Snap and Mystery Dungeon, yet when you see, or most notably, play it, you can quickly

As usual, the idea of trying this one again basically came to my head spontaneously just like Mario Party DS. But while I never completed PH like I did MPDS, there's obviously a lot more to cover (and

I was thinking on covering a different game made for portables, but as Mario Party DS's existence came to my head out of nowhere recently, I thought it would be better now than never to talk about it same

While Superstar Saga was an one-game wonder on the Game Boy Advance as the Nintendo DS approached, it was a quite well performing one, so it makes sense that a sequel, let alone two, would bless the dual

Two types of gameplay in one console, very different yet unique for what they do on the Nintendo DS even if these didn't necessarily need to use touch screens. On one hand, Rhythm Heaven is a rhythm game

Well, this is the weirdest one of the bunch. Unless you count Star Fox Adventures, but that one is practically a retooled Rare game originally meant to be separate, a well known fact between interviews

You know, it had been over a decade since the last time I thought about this specific game, let alone actually play it, as I used to play it back when I had an R4 Flashcart and a functional Nintendo DS

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If you know of the Lemmings games, then that may be the easiest way to sum up the basic premise of this DS game - albeit with more tools to sort around the Mini Marios, as these can't be given any special

If the title or the screenshot reminded you of OSU, that's no coincidence - you are in presence of the game that actually inspired the creation of the OSU PC game. The backstory goes a bit deeper than

Yep, it's no longer going to be split in days but by parts, because I ended up delaying quite a fair bit between the last time I played MKDS and coming back to it recently 😅 But lo and behold, doing the

This is a game that I can't avoid having happy memories of my childhood from due to the fact I remember vividly that I got it from a Christmas gift - and in itself stands out as a polished remake of Kirby's

I don't remember where I exactly saw Super Collapse 3 first- perhaps from maybe looking up DS and PSP games and stumbling upon it since it got ported to those platforms, but I remember playing more than

I felt like playing Sonic Rush again. I was listening to the final boss music while doing the dishes, and I thought to myself.... ...Hey, let's do that thing I wanted to do these days. With RetroArch with

This is another game I discovered thanks to having a Nintendo DS flashcart many years ago: I hadn't played anything related to Picross before this but the idea instantly caught my attention when I played

If anyone here happens to remember Custom Robo, it is either because of the Gamecube game, or its Nintendo DS sequel...which in either case, that's great! (I know that there are the Nintendo 64 games,

One of the games I really used to like playing back when my DS Lite was entirely intact and had a flashcart to go with it. I always had a thing for Tetris games ever since I had Tetrisphere on the N64,

Ever wanted to play Mario Kart DS with your buddies again? Or get back to the days of old with versus matches in the Mario vs. Luigi mode from New Super Mario Bros? Maybe play some Kirby Super Star Ultra

Greetings! Today my owner had in mind to talk about...Quake it was called?...I think it was actually Quaker or something like that, I saw him playing online that thing for two hours a few days ago. But