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Full Name: Bangai-O Spirits
Rom Number: 2573
Game Region: USA
Rom Size: 64Mbit
Release Date: 12 Aug 2008
Published by: D3 Publisher
Developed by: Treasure
Genre: Shooter

Brief: Hmm…this game looks to have some simple graphics but some parts of it does have better graphics. The gameplay is aimed at very small kids level but I have the feelings that older kids would like this game too. Hope there are not too much talking which you can’t skip. I hate these kind of talking which serves to prolong the game.

Description: In this DS remake of the classic Bangai-O, you take the roles of Riki and Mami and strap into the powerful Bangai-O suit to undertake the task of catching criminals red-handed. Bangai-O Spirits provides gamers with shooter gameplay and punishing supermoves, along with strategic and tactical elements. The game also offers co-op, competitive multiplayerfor 1-4 players via local wireless, a powerful level editor tool which allows players to edit in-game levels or create new ones from scratch, and the revolutionary new ability to transfer data among DS systems through sound data transfer technology known as Sound Load.

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Brief: I don’t really like sports games especially American Football that is an American game. This seems to be a decent game. Fans of NFL would like this. I guess….

Descriptions: Play through NFL season with EA’s long running football series as it reaches its 20th anniversary, Madden NFL 09 is developed by EA Tiburon and published by EA.

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Brief: This gotta be one of the most anticipated game on NDS. With the success of this game on almost all platform, now it’s time for it to invade NDS.

Descriptions: GRID will take players to beautifully realised and dramatic race locations over three continents to compete in an unprecedented variety of racing events. Packed with the most powerful race cars – new and classic, circuit and drift – players will compete to conquer the most prestigious official race tracks and championships and then go beyond to compete in challenging city-based competitions, through to road events and urban street races. The DS Version also offers quick-fire play styles in the form of Challenges, Time Trials, Speed Tests and Chase events.

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Brief: This is a double posting of one of those strangest games on NDS. Good games it is too. The concept is so refreshing and it can only be done with NDS. All the strange mini-games with better quality than Warioware. Both game basically have the same plot of a guy going after a girl of his dream. The music also is very wacky and nice. Sound effects is fantastic. All in all, both game are equally fantastic and had high production values. Definitely one of the must for any NDS owner.

Descriptions:
Feel the Magic
Feel the Magic: XY/XX is played solely with the stylus and microphone, and features a voice recognition system through both speaking and breathing. It is composed of several minigames that are loosely linked, as the player tries to impress the girl.

There are three main modes of play. Story mode is the main mode which contains the minigames in each chapter with three levels of difficulty, ‘Normal’, ‘Hard’, and ‘Hell’. Memories is a gameplay mode where one can play any of the previous minigames previously beaten. Stars can be collected in Memories, that can unlock certain pieces of clothing. The third mode, Maniac, is where one is able to take all the articles of clothing earned during the game to dress up the girl.

The Rub Rabbits!
The Rub Rabbits! features an all-new protagonist, love interest and female villain. As in the original Feel The Magic: XY/XX, the protagonist sees the love interest in passing, and instantly becomes smitten by her. However, 11 other men also develop an interest in her at the same time, and the hero has to compete with the other men to gain her attention.

At one point early on in the game, the hero lends a hand to another girl who is inconvenienced by the rush of men chasing after the love interest. Even though this was just a brief, chance encounter, the female antagonist becomes instantly infatuated with the hero, and begins doing everything in her power to steal him away for herself. Her efforts include brainwashing the other men to continue interfering, building various robotic creatures to try to separate the lovers, kidnapping the hero, and poisoning the girl. In the end, the protagonist foils all of her plans and rescues his friends.

After the credits, it is revealed that the hero of the game becomes the leader of the Rub Rabbits, with the other men becoming the members of the troupe.
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Brief: Advance Wars: Days of Ruin (also known as Advance Wars: Dark Conflict) is the follow-up to Advance Wars series. The second game on the NDS console if not mistaken. I like Advance Wars a lot. I have played the first in Gameboy and followed it up to NDS and now Days of Ruin. The problem is, this particular game ruins (no puns intended) everything for me. It is the weakest of all Advance Wars games. They tried to move the game away from the Orange Star, Blue Moon, Green Earth, Yellow Comet and Black Hole world and characters but it actually did more harm than good. The simplified gaming system (without super powers) ruined it for me. I love those super powers as it add more into the strategy element. They even waited too long into the game before you get CO powers. I didn’t last long enough to get those CO powers as my interest ran out long ago. Still, a lot of people are raving about this game and it’s new approach. So, you just need to decide it for yourself whether it stood up to Advance Wars series.

Descriptions: After a cataclysmic meteor strike exterminates 90% of the population, the survivors must battle barbarians, disease, and strongmen who seek only to secure their own power.

Advance Wars has been reinvented. Set amidst a world in chaos and featuring new characters and settings, a gritty look, an engaging storyline, and online Wi-Fi battles and map trading. Try you hand with new COs and units, realistic graphics, and a new environment.

Strategy fans will rejoice over the long-awaited inclusion of Wi-Fi play, which adds depth and re-playability. Use Nintendo WiFi Connection and battle against a friend halfway across the world, or use the map editor to create, trade and battle on your own custom maps.

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Brief: Anyone who is a serious gamer would know what type of game Space Invaders is. It is one of the classic games most old folks (of gamers) would have played in the arcade during those days. This game has been done in every platform imaginable and every re-invention someone could come up with. Whatever the packaging or platform, it is still the Space Invaders we all know. I am not sure about you guys but for me, I never did like this game. I got bored after playing with this game for 5 minutes in the old Atari console. Since then I never did get to like it any more than the 5 minutes memory it gave me. Though I keep trying a lot of new iteration of this game, I still do not like it. I am sure there are a lot of fans of this game so, here is the release in NDS.

Descriptions: Space Invaders!! What else is there to describe? You must be living in a cave if you do not know what type of game Space Invaders is.

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