Yoshi's Island DS
by Nintendo
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Video Game Reviews of Yoshi's Island DS
Customer Review: yoshi
Summary: 5 Stars
fantastic great fun and aggravating all at the same time super funCustomer Review: Yoshi's Island DS
Summary: 4 Stars
Let me first say that I wouldn't recommend this game for small children or people with anger issues as it can get to be quite hard and frustrating. I'm a person who likes a challenge, so this is a really fun game for me (although I do anger easily and have found myself literally yelling at my DS Lite...). The story behind the game is that Baby Mario, Baby Peach, Baby DK, and Baby Wario have been kidnapped and it is all the Yoshi's jobs to get them back. Meanwhile you have to beat all of these somewhat difficult and some nearly impossible levels. Even though this review sounds negative, I would definitely recommend buying this game because it will challenge you for hours on end!!Customer Review: Amazing Game!!!!!!!!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This games fun and just never get old, especially if you like the older game Yoshi's Story.Customer Review: Yoshi's New Challenge
Summary: 4 Stars
The Nintendo DS has really brought out some of the most fun and delightful video games on the market right now. Although the PSP has been more about gloss and the ability to play movies, the DS has brought out much more excitement in the video games. That has definitely happened with the Mario franchise too for DS owners. With the success of New Super Mario Brothers last year, die hard gamers really wanted a return for their cute dinosaur friend Yoshi too. Unfortunately, Yoshi was out of the picture. Nevertheless, die hard fans have waited over a year to see Mario's friend return in another great classic. This time, it is on his own.
Yoshi's Island DS return the classic feeling of Yoshi and his baby companions Mario, Donkey Kong, Peach and Wario, as they help Yoshi and his pals try to rescue Baby Luigi from the clutches of Bowser and his minions. The graphics are absolutely amazing, and bring back the feeling of what the game originally brought out from the Super NES era, and again on the Game Boy Advance. There are over 60 levels of platforming action that are absolutely amazing, and really challenge you at times as you work your way during the game. Yoshi also has to battle enemies like he always does by swallowing villains and turning them into eggs, or by stomping and pounding them to the ground. The gameplay is absolutely addictive, and brings out a great deal of challenge. There is one disadvantage, the music is cute, but at times can be a bit tiring. Still, it doesn't interupt the challenge of the game. Along the way, Yoshi and the gang also earn 1-ups, as well as minigames to unlock from a concentration card match, to roulette, and a flutter jump contest.
All in all, Yoshi's Island DS is a delightful game for any Nintendo DS owner, and longtime fan of the Mario games. I really love this game, because it is a whole lot of fun to play and really challenging. I definitely recommend this game for anybody who owns a Nintendo DS. If you don't think so, Yoshi might egg you, not really!!!
Graphics: B 1/2+
Sound: C
Control: B 1/2-
Fun & Enjoyment: B 1/2+
Overall: B-
Customer Review: A good actualization
Summary: 4 Stars
I have played this for 2 weeks and I find it very amusing. I like the sound and the new enemies and play machanics. At first I though it was easy because I finished the SNES version around 7 years ago. But I was wrong.
It apperas the same but it isn't. The level layout is different and the difficulty is hard when you try to obtain a 100 score.
Also I find the art different, not bad but different. One complain is that the openin cinema was very simple compared to the original, sometime that is strange due to the capabilities of the DS (Final Fantasy III and Lunar Knigths, for a few examples)
I can recomend this to anyone looking for a good plataform game. It's easy to learn but tough wen you want to ve a completist