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My Sims Party (DS): Hectic and Fun-filled Multiplayer Sims Party Game

Tuesday, September 15th, 2009

My Sims Party is a collection of around 50 fun filled mini games. The game is developed by Electronic Arts which is a leading game manufacturer in the world. Sims is already a very popular series and this game just takes it to the next level. This series is even more user friendly and will definitely keep you glued to the game. The game stars some of the cutest block headed my Sims. This edition to the Sims franchise begins as you can choose a player and customise him or her as per the requirement.

Then you will play a series of mini games and if you win then cash and clothing is awarded. My Sims indulges in various other activities that will definitely keep you glued to the game. The My Sims Party (DS) game has a whole world in it in which the character shops, and interacts with other people. There are 40 games and 12 different festivals that you will have to play various times before finishing the game. The controls of the game are pretty simple as it is specially designed for kids. Like all other Sims this game also has strength, speed, etc. meter. Each and every character has different features and you have to select them wisely.

The presentation of the entire Nintendo DS game is terrific and the graphics are mind blowing. The sound is very cute and it complements the characters very well. The gameplay is good as well and it will take hours of playing time before you can end all the games.

Tags for this review: ds multiplayer games, sims

The Sims 2 - Cast Away (DS) is Another Fun Sims Expansion

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

The Sims 2 - Cast Away from Electronic Arts is perfectly designed for Nintendo DS. The game is an adventure title with many latest features. The game is all about being trapped on an isolated island. The game starts as the character falls of a boat and get trapped on this isolated island. You have options of choosing the male or a female player as per the preference. The players SIM must learn how to survive on a deserted island. The game somewhat resembles Lost In The Blue but still is different in various aspects.

The SIM that is trapped on the island has to find a way to fulfil his or her food, water shelter and other needs. Finding food will not be as difficult as it was in Lost In The Blue. The main stress of the game is actually exploring the island you are stuck on. There are loads to explore in The Sims 2 - Cast Away (DS), as there are a set of three islands. There has a map for each section that contains different things to do and collect. By exploring you find new items to eat and various other objects that acts as tools. These tools help you fill up the meters really quickly. The player has to get out of the island by searching other inhabitants and helping them out.

The gameplay of the game is amazing and the graphics are terrific as well. The island shown in the game is specifically designed and looks really nice. All in all it is a breathtaking game for Nintendo DS.

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The Sims 2 - Pets (DS): Now your Sims have Pets

Friday, August 14th, 2009

For all those of you who have played Nintendogs on your Nintendo DS, playing The Sims 2 - Pets (DS) will certainly not be a gaming exercise. By now, many of you must have accustomed to grooming a pet, teaching him things and etiquettes and worse, cleaning up all the excretion scattered around. There is an array of directions that have to be delegated to the pet to make him/her understand that obeying all commands is a big requisite to smooth gaming. The gamer becomes a dedicated veterinary expert and also vaccinates the pet at times when he/she shows signs of sickness. The controls are very easy to operate and an object which you want your ‘Sim’ to go and fetch can be spotted at once. The pet also needs to be diagnosed at times when it shows signs of fatigue. Keeping your pet healthy is imperative and that is a task that the gamer has to religiously follow.

The Sims game is as good as the first edition and includes some variations to induce that excitement factor. The pets are their charming self and will really test your patience when they make you run around. All the gamer needs to show is some compassion towards the pets which will make them permanent loyalists. The sound in the Sims 2 - Pets (DS) is quite good and so are the graphics. Do not expect any slash action but only a subtle flow of emotions. The pricing of the game has been done very affordably which makes it one of the most buyable games in the market.

Tags for this review: sims, nintendo ds lite demos

EA Playground DS: Play a huge Array of Mini Games

Sunday, May 31st, 2009

Try counting the number of EA games available on your fingers it is possible that you will run out of fingers but the game will simply not end. Featuring under the party genre, the newly launched EA Playground (DS) is a set of games which are quite easy to play (and get addicted to). Even if a player has never been introduced to the world of gaming before, EA Playground (DS) are quite user-friendly and enjoyable.

This is chiefly because of the fact that Electronic Arts Playground (DS) is designed after incorporating the control mechanics of both the gaming giants i.e. Nintendo and Wii. The EA Playground (DS) series has a variety of games to offer. Also, almost every game has different controls and user guidelines. However, it is not too tough to get used to different controls for different games because of the simple and lucid instructions. This is an ideal Nintendo DS game for all ages, perfect to be played at any party, on being home alone or simply with friends.

The game allows an individual to explore different realms, move ahead by unlocking new activities and collect rewards as the game progresses. The good thing is that the game does not go on for extended period of time making the player feel bored and tired. In fact, the EA Playground (DS) is quite a short game which is over in no time by a gaming expert. Nevertheless, it is extremely enjoyable and quite challenging as well. The game is basically designed for a single player and will not be an ideal choice for multi-player consoles.

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Lord of the Rings: Conquest Review

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009

Electronic Arts and Pandemic joined together to develop the Lord of the Rings: Conquest portable game for the DS Lite. This portable version of the game based on the extra successful Lord of the Rings films gives an option to players for choosing either the good or the evil to fight the battle of glory. Apart from this, players can also choose their character from a variety of warriors available. The types of warriors include fighters, archers, mages and so on. There are numerous numbers of attacks available which makes the game interesting and thrilling. If you feel uncomfortable with the fighter warrior you chose, you can switch over to an archer or a mage or any other warrior class available. In the battlefield, you will be joined by your allies who will maintain the action of the game.

There are many maps, each of which will give you different objectives to complete. For example, in the mines of Moria you are entrusted with the task of rescuing soldiers who were imprisoned by the enemies. The multiplayer mode in Lord of the Rings - Conquest allows for up to as many as four players with whom you can play both co-op type and versus rounds. Players are also awarded points after completion of certain tasks.

Lord of the Rings: Conquest is an exciting game. The review of this game is incomplete, without mention of the display of the game. This game comes with a high quality display and gives users a feeling of watching the Lord of the Rings movie. Playing an Ent or Cave troll in this game is great fun. So enjoy playing Lord of the Rings: Conquest.

 

 

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Glide on your Nintendo DS with the all New Skate It

Friday, November 7th, 2008

The DS version of the sports genre game, Skate It is on its way to rock the DS screen. If you have tried your hands on the Wii version, then you will definitely enjoy the differences more than a newbie to the series. Published by the Electronic Arts, Skate It for your DS is developed by Exient Entertainment.

You will be overwhelmed with the kind of response you get with the touch screen, as it works amazingly well in this game. As a single player, you will have great fun in managing your skater in a complete 3D scenario. While you will be thrilled to see the stunts of your skater on the top screen, you will also love to see a skateboard deck on the bottom. A tap on the touch screen will be enough to push him in the desired direction. Although you may find the moves to be a little complicated in the beginning of the Skate it Nintendo DS version, you will thoroughly enjoy them later. It is actually a matter of understanding the tactics to succeed in the skill of skating on the screen.

Although all the modes are extremely engrossing, the career mode will interest all those who have ever dreamt to be a professional skater. The game has actually managed all the attractive points of a real-life skating, which will often act as its main attraction.

To be released on November 19, Skate It is supposed to be a real hit among the gamers who have a taste for sports and especially skateboarding. So locate your skates as you may feel like skating on board after playing the game!

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