Tomb Raider: Underworld is an interesting game that is designed expertly with fantastic lighting effects and detailed, attractive environments. Puzzles in the game which can be played on the touch screen are addictive and the story interludes are interesting. The limited moves Lara Croft the lead character is equipped with, simple storyline and easy puzzles may be a little disappointing for those looking for a challenging game.

This side scrolling platformer makes up for all this with interesting environment depiction and attractive visual display. This DS version of the game from publisher Eidos has the same storyline as the other versions. Lara is the main character and as the game starts, you find her racing away from a burning mansion. After two weeks of investigation into her father’s past affairs, where Lara discovers a lot of interesting secrets about previous game characters including her mother.

One refreshing aspect in this version is there is not much of tedious back tracking as with the other versions. An interesting aspect here is as you try to negotiate around obstacles, the game slows down time. Brief levels in the Tomb Raider: Underworld is another improvement from the previous versions.

Touch screen controlled puzzles are exciting and comes as a relief in between jumping platforms. For instance, there is the puzzle that is styled like the Tetris. Here you can move around the pieces with the help of the stylus. The Tomb Raider - Underworld DS game is extremely pleasing to the eye with excellent lighting and varied environments. Sound effects are generic with music occasionally quickening the pace of the game. On the whole, if you love platforming games which is interspersed with interesting and fun puzzles, then the Tomb Raider: Underworld is just the right game for you to enjoy playing on your favourite Nintendo DS.

Out of the unfathomably huge size list of titles available under the Nintendo DS lite platform, it is almost impossible for a newbie or even a veteran to choose and play other games that have been hot favorites in the DS gaming community. How about making it simple at DSlitereview.com? Here is a compilation of some of the best Nintendo DS games ever. A list of 20 Best names has been compiled at gamespot. However, there are some other hidden gems that aren’t famous per se, but can be quite addictive like Picross DS. Given Below are a few more games that are worth every pixel you view them on.

Liking and disliking is a rather subjective to talk about, but the ones listed above at gamespot and the ones listed below are the classics. You can’t help loving them. The list is randomly done based on recommendations from various forums on the Internet, discussion boards and websites.

• Assassin’s creed- Altairs chronicles
• Dementium: The Ward
• Elite Beat Agents
• The New Super Mario Brothers
• Guitar hero on tour (when it comes out)
• Animal crossing
• Hotel Dusk: Room 215
• Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates
• Pokemon; poke man Diamond & Pearl
• Megaman
• Cooking Mama and Cooking Mama 2
• Drawn to Life
• Bleach: The Blade of Fate
• Wario Ware Touched
• Contra 4
• Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time
• Meteos
• Metroid Prime Hunters
• Ninja Gaiden