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Retro Game Challenge by Xseed

An original single player game for Nintendo DS based on the popular Japanese Game Center CX TV series, Retro Game Challenge reinvents how classic games are played, and how you look at game compilation releases. In it the player is immersed in a story which requires he/she to complete short challenges imposed by a villain named Arino in a wide variety of 8-bit games. These games are not licensed titles, but originals designed to look, sound and play like classic arcade games from the 80s. Survive this series of challenges and you will never look at classic gaming the same again.

The Story
Thrown back in time to the 1980's, you are turned into a young boy and forced to play video games by an evil self-proclaimed "Game Master." Game Master Arino will test your gaming skills by throwing various challenges at you in a wide variety of retro games including shooters, racing, action and even an epic role-playing game. To escape you must defeat him in every retro game challenge he throws at you. But you are not alone in your quest - armed with access to gaming magazines, you can find cheat codes to warp to later levels, receive unlimited continues or even become invincible. In addition a young, pre-evil, Arino is at your side to keep you company during your challenges and he is quite amused that he grows up to be so evil and becomes the cause of your current predicament. Test your skills with the awesomeness of the 8-bit era and prevent the retro games from exacting their revenge.

The Games
Although the challenges that players will have to succeed in only feature portions of the games that pack Retro Game Challenge, each of these games is a full-fledged game that is playable from beginning to end. See a sampling of the games included below.

A fixed shooter in which the player must shoot down invading enemies with a spaceship that can only move left and right along the bottom of the screen. Use cheat codes to warp or to reveal hidden stages.

Stun enemies with ninja stars, and step on them or close a trapdoor on them to kill them. It's an old-fashioned side-scrolling action game with many new elements.

Can't leave out a racing game. The player controls a racecar from a birds eye view and uses techniques such as drift and drift boost to achieve the shortest lap time.

A good ol' RPG joins the family. The player is a descendant of a hero who is given an order by the king to form a party to embark on an adventure to defeat the rival King of Darkness.

This shooter features a flying battleship that can move left, right, forwards and backwards. It can also transform into 4 different forms, allowing for a range of battle plans.

Key Game Features:

• Experience Games in a Whole New Way - Rather than simply playing a game straight from start to finish, each game is played in short spurts to accomplish specific goals.
• Wide Variety of Games to Keep Players Engaged - From classic shooters to racing, ninja action to epic role-playing, gameplay variety ensures there's something for everyone.
• Entire Games Available for Free Play - Every retro game introduced in the story is available in its entirety once the initial challenges have been completed.
• Experience the 80's Gaming Culture - Not only do the in-game magazines provide cheat codes, they are a source of entertainment and a virtual history lesson about the video game industry. Fake 80's news stories cover actual emerging 80's gaming trends, evolution of software, and even the video game crash of 1983.

The Best Games You've Never Played

By Jesse D. Watson (North Dakota)

Retro Game Challenge is retro gaming bliss. 

The best retro game collection released in decades is made up entirely of fake games, many outright clones of titles you may have grown up with. Scandal? Hardly. The brilliance, and at times abject parody, not to mention the quality of the designs, art, music, even the dialog (dialog in a retro collection? yes, and it's great!), add up to what would have been my game of 2008 had it released mere months ago. 

I find it hard to imagine anyone spurning such a joyful bundle of gaming goodness. Even those with no memories of the NES era will find plenty to enjoy. Each of the games feels complete and fulfilling on its own, and the addition of a framework of challenges and unlockables functions as a carrot to draw the gamer deeper. Where I found myself, in other collections, hopping from game to game aimlessly, here, I'm gently prodded into learning the intricacies of each selection, and it's immensely satisfying. The freeplay mode, with its more subtle incentives, became a surprising favorite, but beyond that, the shell of sitting down, virtually, with a childhood pal, searching through fake game magazines (with great shout-outs to real life editors you might remember), even getting yacked at by your friend's mom ("Are you two still playing? Control yourselves!") adds up to one of the most charming experiences I've had in gaming. 

As for the games themselves, they're the best Famicom titles that never existed. The crown of the collection, at least for me, is the epic (10-15 hour!) RPG, Guadia Quest, but there is more than something for everyone, the focus being on action. In truth, I've never had so much fun with shooters before; I actually like Cosmic Gate more than, say, Galaga. To paraphrase Bono, "Even better than the real thing." And that's truly just the tip of the proverbial iceberg. 

The designs borrow happily from the past (each game's influences can be dissected like the best of loving tributes) but never get bogged down in the tedium or problems of our actual retro libraries. In other words, they're coated with enough modern game philosophy (but not too much!) that they don't end up making you remember what you hated about the halcyon 8-bit days (hey, nostalgia covers over a multitude of sins). 

I could write a lot more, but in the interests of aiming for less than 300 words (pff), I'll cut it off here. Please, I'm telling you, just buy it! I want the sequel!

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The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks by Nintendo

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is an action/adventure game for the Nintendo DS and DSi that sets Link, the iconic hero of the Legend of Zelda series, on a daring new adventure. The game provides players with a new story, more puzzles, a new mode of transportation--by train--and a new companion in combat, the Phantom. Together these offer up new possibilities for problem-solving, adventure and fun to both longtime and new fans of the franchise alike.

Propulsion and Problem-solving
One of the most prominent features of The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is the ability to travel by rail throughout the game. When Link conducts the train, players enjoy a satisfying combination of action and real-time puzzle solving as they determine which track to take and how to best manipulate their speed. When on the train, Link must plot the best route to the end of the line around ever-moving obstacles. While en route, Link might need to fire an onboard cannon at enemies who attack the train or sound the whistle to scare animals off the tracks.

The Phantom
In The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, Link has a valuable new companion in combat and puzzle-solving, the Phantom. A faceless knight in a hulking suit of armor with immunities to dangerous elements like fire and magma, the Phantom responds to Link's directional commands. Players can simply tap the Phantom with their stylus to take command of him, then draw a line on the touch screen to direct him where to go. He will engage enemies automatically when he comes within range of them. The stout Phantom can also be used as a platform to carry Link above and over dangers, or even run interference to block Link from harm or help finish off an enemy.

New In-game Items
Spirit Tracks also introduces a variety of new items and weapons to The Legend of Zelda franchise. One of the most notable is the Whirlwind, which Link uses to move items and overturn enemies. Players activate this by blowing into the microphone of the Nintendo DS or Nintendo DSi system. Other new items include a whip, useful both in combat and in platforming, as well as his train's cannon, which can shoot bombs into the distance.

Map Functionality
As with The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, in Spirit Tracks players can look forward to helpful interactive map functionality. The game map appears on the system's top screen, as opposed to the action on the bottom, and players can draw notes on the in-game maps using the stylus on the touch screen. This allows players to quickly mark spots in the game world of note for later exploration, or to note them as already explored.

Zelda is back-and better
By tmujir955

Phantom Hourglass, for me, was a disappointment. I found it to be EXTREMELY repetitive because you had to go back to the same dungeon after every mission and solve the same puzzles over and over again.

Luckily, Spirit Tracks removes this problem, because every time you go back to the "Spirit Tower", you have to solve a different level(or floor) of the tower.

There is no button control scheme, but the stylus controls work fine.

Graphics are REALLY nice. Your jaw will drop when you see some of the bosses.

Train rides are a bit monotonous, especially when you have to travel all over the place.

Puzzles are entertaining as always, and Spirit Tacks is "different" because you have a Phantom helper at some points in the game.

Overall, an enjoyable way to kill, say, 20-30 hours. Also, there are new weapons in this game; certainly an improvement. I am absolutely sure this game will sell like hotcakes for the holiday season.

Note: If your planning on this as a gift, your target audience should be 10+. Some puzzles are fairly challenging, make sure to take note of that.

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Sonic Classic Collection by Sega

Sonic The Hedgehog, one of the world’s most recognized and successful video-game characters returns to the Nintendo DS in this new collection of his original adventures. Sonic Classic Collection is the complete compilation of the original SEGA Genesis Sonic titles, consisting of the following genre-defining games: • Sonic The Hedgehog • Sonic The Hedgehog 2 • Sonic The Hedghog 3 • Sonic & Knuckles It also features two extra lock-on modes from the originals whereby Knuckles becomes a playable character in both Sonic 2 and 3 to complete the full experience. For the first time the best of classic Sonic comes to the Nintendo DS for a new generation of gamers!

A nearly perfect port of Sonic's classic adventures
By K. Frisch (Ohio)

Though Sonic's original Genesis adventures have been packaged together numerous times in the past, this is the first time that these classic platformers have all been in the same place on a handheld system. With Sonic the Hedgehog 4 launching later this year, no doubt many Sonic fans will be wanting to revisit the original games, and Sonic Classic Collection provides a fantastic way to do so on the go.

Included in the collection are Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Sonic the Hedgehog 3, and Sonic & Knuckles. In addition, the two lock-on versions of Sonic 2 and 3 are included, so one can play as Knuckles in those games as well, which is a welcome inclusion. Sadly, the multiplayer player modes have been stripped out of all the games. Admittedly, multiplayer was never a major focus in the original Sonic games, but not even being able to have someone jump in as Tails in Sonic 2 is a bit disappointing.

Another frequently asked question is whether or not the original level select codes work. The answer, sadly, is no. It would seem that, while the codes can in fact still be activated, there is no way to access the level select menus themselves after doing so. This might be a deal breaker for certain fans, but it's an omission that many likely won't care about.

As for the classic games themselves, things are fairly solid. It must be said that the ports are not perfect. Framerate issues are present. It has to be said because they are there. However, they are very slight and after playing for a minute or two, they become nearly unnoticeable. Sonic 1 seems to chug the most for some reason. Overall, the games run fast and smooth, which is a vast improvement over the disaster that was Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis.

[UPDATE] Having recently had an opportunity to play this game on a DS lite and a 3DS, I have observed that the framerate issues vary depending on the system. This review was originally written based on the experience of playing the game on a DSi, where framerate issues are present but not prominent. On a DS lite, however, the framerate dips were more frequent and significantly more noticeable. By comparison, when played on a 3DS, the game runs nearly flawlessly, with only slight lag appearing, mostly in places where it occurred on the original Genesis. So if you're thinking about picking this one up off the bargain rack or whatever, take into account which console you'll be playing it on, as it will effect your playing experience.

In order to make the games fit on the screen, SEGA had to mess with the graphics. They use two solutions in game. First, the view has been cropped in a little, allowing it to scroll side to side slightly to frame a good view. Second, similar to the Classic NES series on the GBA, every few lines of pixels have been removed, causing all the graphics to appear slightly shorter. It's subtle, and a few distortions are visible, but when running at full speed, the compromises are nearly unnoticeable.

The sounds and music made the jump to DS just fine. Music sounds nearly spot on to the original Genesis titles, with only slight subtle differences appearing in a couple of songs. Sound effects are quiet faithful as well, but like the music, tiny oddities sometimes occur. Occasionally a sound effect will loop in an odd way that doesn't quite match the original. Overall, the games still sound like themselves, and only the pickiest of fans will notice the changes.

Beyond the actual games, Sonic Classic Collection is a bit sparse on extra features. It features a small photo gallery where artwork of Sonic characters can be viewed. This is somewhat interesting, but really is only worth looking at once. Beyond that, it's just the classic games and that's all. All the games have now been fitted with individual save functions, which is very handy. Oddly, all the menu buttons are mapped to the touch screen alone, so pausing and saving must done there, and the start button does nothing. This is not a big issue, but it takes a little getting used to, since the start button is nearly universally used for pausing.

Overall, Sonic's original adventures are lengthy and diverse, and having them all on one cart means getting some serious bang for your buck. Are they absolutely perfect representations? No. However, the problems are so slight that many likely won't even notice or care. If you're a classic Sonic fan looking for a portable fix, or if you've never had a chance to play these games and see why Sonic is so famous today, Sonic Classic Collection could not be more highly recommended.

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Zoo Resort by Ubisoft

The First Authentic 3D Zoo Simulation

Experience for Your 3DS
Build a world-class zoo destination like never before with Zoo Resort, the first zoo simulation game for the Nintendo 3DS. Full stereoscopic 3D graphics and 100 authentically-modeled animals with lifelike animations and sounds make this the most realistic, immersive zoo simulation experience yet. Choose which animals to bring in, from penguins and pandas to even extinct animals, and then how to layout their habitats. Train them and watch as they practically jump off the screen, showing off their personality and skills.

Key Game Features

• Wide variety of 100+ realistic 3D animals to collect and discover – As you progress, unlock more and more animals to bring to your zoo, from penguins, lions and elephants to even extinct animals. The rarer the animal, the more traffic the zoo will get. Plus, as you unlock animals with your points received from entertaining visitors, you'll learn fun animal facts and trivia. With more than 100 animals, Zoo Resort offers more than any other handheld zoo simulation game, and the realistic 3D effects, movements and noises create a lifelike zoo experience.
• Build your dream zoo by choosing animals, laying out their habitats and training them to attract more guests to your zoo.Some animals may get sick, while others may gain popularity, so you need to manage which animals are out each day and which are in prominent locations.
• Watch your animals perform awe-inspiring talents and movements and capture them to entertain visitors –Once you have built strong relationships with your animals, use the Nintendo 3DS gyro sensor to capture their talents as if the handheld were a video camera. Watch and almost touch the animals as they come alive in 3D and show off their personality and skills. The better shots you capture, the more positive feedback you will get from their audience, and the more successful your zoo will become.
• Create a personalized photo album –Capture your favorite animals and their best talents to keep in your photo album and share with friends via SD card.
• Fully leverages Nintendo 3DS technology –Zoo Resort fully utilizes the new technologies of the Nintendo 3DS, featuring 3D animals, camera and motion-sensing movement and incredibly realistic graphics.

As good as Zoo Tycoon
By Squiggle Llamaepicbuttz

This is a very good game. I got it because I am an animal lover and when I saw that on the title it has "over 100 animals" I was curious. This game does have a lot of animals that surprise you when you get them. The graphics are pretty awesome and it is a game that will keep you busy for hours on end. Great for kids and adults a like.



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Ridge Racer 3D by Namco

Drift into victory with high octane 3D racing battles!

The Ridge Racer® series returns to set the racing world on fire with brand new features, breathtaking stereoscopic 3D visuals, a wider variety of machines, new environments, expanded customization and updated drift mechanics. Ridge Racer® 3D will be the hottest racing game on the Nintendo 3DS.

Drift through hairpin turns at blistering speeds to edge out the rest of the pack with powerful drift-tuned cars. Using the stereoscopic 3D power of the Nintendo 3DS, players will be able to experience a level of intimacy with the on-screen races like never before. Players can now accurately judge the distance between them and the competition with 3D depth of field for some of the most intense arcade racing available.

Key Game Features

3D Graphics:

• Dirt will fly through the screen on rough terrain
• Nitrous flames will burst out of tail pipes in a brilliant show of the game's particle effects

New Machines:

• Highly powered muscle machines join the traditional lineup

All New Drift Mechanic:

• Enjoy the thrill of drift racing with ease using the new Drift Button
• Attack and drift through tight corners without losing speed and position

Breathtaking Environments and Courses:

• Drift through exciting and vibrant courses
• Brand new canyons and snow-capped mountain courses as well as other favorite courses from the past

Play with Friends:

• Up to 4 player high impact, competitive races using Nintendo 3DS Local Play
• Choose use a registered Mii, tag, or your very own photo during a race and know exactly who you’re racing against
• Playing with friends has never been more heated and fun

StreetPass Compatible:

• Swap Ghost Data with other players through StreetPass
• Create your personal “My Ranking” profile by swapping course records with your friends

Incredible 3D Effect

By J. Nguyen (Grand Prairie, TX)

I use to hate 3D. It gave me a headache after just 15min of watching a video. I hate 3D glasses and 3D movies in general. Well, Nintendo changes all that. 

The folks at Nintendo sure know how to make 3D and I'm very surprise that Nintendo is the first to mass market 3D without glasses successfully. But I'm here to talk about Ridge Racer 3D so here it goes. 

First off, I own Ridge Racer 1 & 2 for the PSP and it's among the most fun game I had with a racing game and I'm not even a racing game fan. What I really like about this game(3DS version) is that the 3D visual blew me away and win me over. I can imagine more complex game down the pipe using this awesome technology Nintendo have created. The depth of field is astounding. I can clearly see what's ahead of me when the 2D version is lack of. I often bump into rail in 2D Ridge Racer because I can not see what's ahead of me but the 3D enable me to see further into the field and get a sense of realism and depth. Why I also like this game so much is that Amazon gave me $25 credit toward a 3DS game when I pre-order a 3DS system from them. So I paid less than $20 for this game although I would happy to pay full price for it. 

The bad part of this game is that the texture is not as good as the PSP version. However, when playing in 3D, it's forgivable because I'm having a blast enjoying the 3D effect to notice any lack of texturing details. The game lighting is great but there's always room for improvement. Some tracks are from Ridge Racer for the PSP, but since it has 3D effect, it felt fresh whatsoever. 

The final result is an amazing game. You have to play it in 3D mode to be able to really enjoy this game. I will be looking forward to the next 3DS Ridge Racer.

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Asphalt 3D by Ubisoft

 Asphalt 3D for 3DS is a multiplayer, handheld, racing game that brings authentic racing action to Nintendo 3DS* for the first time. Gameplay includes standard race action as well as a variety of high-speed challenges and micro challenges. The game also contains more than 40 available vehicles -- including both cars and motorcycles -- and 17 race destinations set all around the world. Additional features include: adjustable 3D 3DS effects, unique StreetPass features like Viral Ghost, Rankings, and StreetPass PayTable, six player wireless support, an exciting video replay feature and more.

The First Authentic 3D Racing Experience for Your 3DS

Asphalt 3D is racing as you've never experienced before. Full stereoscopic 3D graphics and authentically-modeled licensed supercars make this the most realistic, immersive racing experience yet. In Asphalt 3D, you'll power over 40 high-performance vehicles and race through 17 exotic locations in both career and multiplayer modes. Experience surging down the road as you swerve to avoid oncoming traffic in full 3D. Uncover new racing circuits and vehicles, customize your hot rod, and play against up to 6 friends using the Local Play feature of the Nintendo 3DS system. Enable StreetPass by sending and receiving game data to see how you compare with your friends and just about everyone else who plays the game. Race against the viral ghost of top-ranked players to reach the top of the charts and earn in-game cash.

Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo 3DS is a groundbreaking hardware release that brings 3D gaming to the handheld market for the first time. The fourth major release in the DS product line, the Nintendo 3DS utilizes 3D Slider functionality and an improved top LCD display to present a glasses-free 3D effect in compatible games, while giving players the option to moderate the effect as they see fit. Taken together with additional features including full analog control in 3D game environments, motion and gyro sensors that transfer the movements of the handheld into the game, 3D camera functionality, an adjustable stylus and full backwards compatibility and you have not only a must-have system, but a revolution in handheld gaming.

Key Game Features

• Rich, stereoscopic 3D graphics for all races and even the menus. Enjoy gameplay designed to take full advantage of the 3D screen as you weave between cars, drift inches from the curb and navigate menus that come right out of the screen.
• Get behind the wheel of over 40 vehicles (cars and motorcycles) from prestigious manufacturers like Buggati, Audi, Aston Martin, Maserati, and Ducati.
• Comprehensive tuning options to achieve peak performance for your vehicle.
• Engage in a variety of high-speed challenges and micro challenges beyond your normal race: Cash Attack, Vigilante, High-Speed Chase, Drift, Time Trial, Duel and Leader of the Pack.
• Race in 17 exciting destinations including Aspen, Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo, Madrid, Cape Town, and Berlin, with varied track surfaces, shortcuts and spectacular jumps.
• Up to 6 players can challenge each other in local wireless mode.
• Complete StreetPass features like Viral Ghost, Rankings, and StreetPass PayTable.
• Use the replay feature to relive all those hair-raising moments you just experienced in your last race.

You know what you're getting
By thewiirocks

If you've played the Asphalt games for iOS, this is basically the same thing. In fact, it appears to be Asphalt 5.

If you've played it for DSiWare, then this is that, but much better.

Here's the thing: The 3D effect supercharges this game into something awesome. You know how you tend to pick up power-ups by trying to drive into the general vicinity of the items and hoping for the best? No more! With the depth perception offered by the 3DS, you can nail those power-ups each and every time.

Similarly, I had a lot of trouble with take-downs in Asphalt 5. Judging the relative position of other cars can be tricky, leading to a number of near misses. With the 3DS, it's a snap! In fact, you can zip by passenger cars within inches and come off unscathed due to the depth perception of the 3DS.

A lot of reviews have panned this game. Many of the same reviewers panned Just Dance. Don't listen to them. If you enjoy Asphalt even in the slightest, you will LOVE this game!

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