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42 All-Time Classics
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Nintendo present to the DS a collection of 42 classic games for players to enjoy one by one. With different modes for each game AND multiplayer this game gives its owner plenty to enjoy! (Also known as Clubhouse Games) |
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Age of Empires: Age of Kings
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Another portable Age of Empires that departs from traditional AoE gameplay in favour of a turn based strategy gameplay engine like its DS brother AoE: Mythologies. With this players are presented with a new challenge compared to PC titles... |
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Age of Empires: Mythologies
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A portable Age of Empires that departs from traditional AoE gameplay in favour of a turn based strategy gameplay engine. With this players are presented with a new challenge compared to PC titles... |
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Animal Crossing: Wild World
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Animal Crossing makes its return on the DS with more than a few changes to re-excite players. Eliminating the 1 Acre = 1 Screen rule players can seamlessly breeze through town as they set their own path to life in their very own world! |
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Anno 1701
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A game where the player assumes the role of creating a settlement and providing its civilians with everything they need soon leading to protecting them against external threats... |
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Anno: Create A New World
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Players can explore & create with fun and ease, explore beautiful islands and discover new places to settle, be the creator of your own empire and make it grow as you wish and much more. |
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Art Academy
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Become an artiste with this portable canvas as you learn to draw, paint and much more with the simple yet wonderful use of the DS stylus and touch-screen! |
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Bejeweled Twist
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A portable version of the popular online game Bejeweled. Twist refers to the gameplay method, as opposed to swapping gems such as the original and Blitz players twist gems to make matches. An addictive puzzler indeed! |
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Bookworm
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Have an appetite for words? Then join Lex the Bookworm in the hit word puzzle game created by PopCap (Bejeweled, Peggle). Link letter tiles left, right, up and down to spell words and keep your bookworm smiling! |
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Bowsers Inside Story
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Mario and Luigi wind up in Bowsers belly and so the player works through the game in an attempt to escape the spiked fiend while enjoying the odd twists the situation presents! |
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Chibi Robo Park Patrol
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Play as Chibi as he revitalizes a park, do so by spreading seeds, repairing structures and much more! |
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Children of Mana
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Unlike previous games in the series, Children of Mana is a dungeon crawler, and the majority of the gameplay takes place in selected locations. These areas are reached by the player selecting them on the world map, and travels to them from the safe area of Mana Village by using Flammie. |
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Chrono Trigger DS
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The DS CT contains all of the bonus material from the PlayStation port, as well as other enhancements including a more accurate and revised translation, a dual-screen mode which clears the top screen of all menus, a self-completing map screen, and a default "run" option! |
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Civilization Revolution
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Choose from 16 Civilizations throughout history and play as one of the world’s most famous historical leaders. Your quest to explore and discover will have you traversing the globe in search of long lost relics, rival civs, technologies, barbarians and much more. |
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Cradle of Rome
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The more resources you gather, the faster you can build Rome. Start with a lowly saw mill and progress to gain access to historical monuments such as the Arch of Titus, the Temples of Venus and Saturn and eventually the mighty Coliseum. All this takes form of an addictive puzzle game! |
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Dragon Quest IV
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A role-playing game and the fourth installment of the Dragon Quest video game series. Dragon Quest IV offers several new features over the first three titles, while carrying on many of those introduced in the previous games. |
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Dragon Quest IX
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Dragon Quest IX involves turn-based combat and is considered harder than its predecessors. The game allows players to have a cooperative wireless multi-player experience with up to four players also. You begin as the guardian who has just undertaken protection of Angel Falls, a human village... |
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Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker
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DQM: Joker uses cel-shaded animation, and the battles are of the same type in other Dragon Quest games: commands are issued in a turn based style. The player's avatar is that of a tanned, grey/spikey haired youth who dreams of becoming a world famous monsters 'scout', which is a tamer of wild monsters who uses them in battle. |
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Dragon Quest V
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Dragon Quest V uses basic console role-playing game mechanics seen in the rest of the series, which includes leveling up by gaining experience points through battle, first person turn-based battles, and equipping weapons and armour. Something new to the Dragon Quest series is the ability to tame monsters into the player's party. |
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Etrian Odyssey
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Etrian Odyssey challenges players with exploring and mapping a vast dungeon. In classic fashion, players navigate through the dungeon a single "step" at a time, moving and turning in fixed increments. Time passes only when an action is taken, causing movement, random encounters, and combat to all be entirely turn-based. |
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