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    1. Feel the Magic XY/XX
    $12.56 list($29.99)
    2. Sprung

    1. Feel the Magic XY/XX

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    Asin: B0006B98DI
    Catlog: Video Games
    Publisher: Sega of America, Inc.
    Sales Rank: 2265
    Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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    Product Description

    The game's hero has a sunny beauty on his mind, and he's doing everything he can to score a date with her. He enlists the help of the Rub Rabbits a suave gang of super performers who wear plastic, members-only rabbit ears to help him get her attention. Through a series of madcap performances like defending himself from bulls and blowing out giant candles, our hero manages to impress the girl. When he finally takes her out, the craziness really begins: a rival suddenly appears and a dark clou ... Read more

    Reviews (22)

    4-0 out of 5 stars One of the best DS games out there.
    At, first this game seems wierd....and it is. But that doesn't mean it isn't great. This game uses every part of the DS system, but the buttons. The missions range in anything from spray-painting a wall with the touch screen to blowing out a giant candle with the DS' microphone. The story mode is wierd and fun, but pretty short. However, once you complete it you are treated to new costumes for your character's girlfriend as well hard and hell modes. I have beaten this game 100% and i know that it is one of the funnest, most re-playable DS games in existence.

    4-0 out of 5 stars Great Fun, Poor Value
    Luckily you can play through this game quickly.The fun is replaying the mini-games, and some of them are VERY out there.Definitely not for children (one of the games is helping a girl out of her clothes (in silhouette , but still...)

    Fun Fun, but not terribly satisfying.

    1-0 out of 5 stars This game stinks
    This game is the worst. U cant eeven see the peoples face. Y dont u spend ur money on something better. Something like maybe A GOOD GAME like Super Mario 64 DS, Madden 2005, The Urbzz, Sims in the city, and/or Warioware touched. I have a review for each so be sure 2 look at it. This game is the worst i have ever played. Dont get this game it has a harible story, harible graphics, and very very harible formAt.

    3-0 out of 5 stars N/A
    whoa freaky game...u havent used the ds til u used it to make a man puke out fish and all to impress a girl. wow the japanese have the weirdest ways to impress girls. blowing ouut candles? the good part is that this game is quite a game of graphics it seems so real. The bad part is when someone asks u why u are rubbing a video console while the sound of a man puking is coming out. Buy the game i mean uve got to explore every part of the ds and i mean e v e r y s i n g l e p a r t.

    5-0 out of 5 stars Perfect for mobility
    Adding to the other reviews, I will just say that this is the game that I play the most on my DS. Why? because of what I said in the title. The game is easy to pick up and leave, gameplay is intuitive, and except for a couple of microphone missions, you only need the stylus to play. Not only that, but when you're done you can play any of the completed minigames as many times as you wish. It's like having a portable PC full of java games. If you intend to play for more than a few minutes something like mario would better, but you can't beat this game for a quick gaming fix.

    The animation is both comical and charming, and the graphics fluid and pleasant to the eye. The game keeps its own original style all the way trough both the story and minigames. The music is definitely different. It's enjoyable and catchy, but some more variety would have been welcome.

    As for educational value, like a previous reviewer said this game requires a lot of hand-eye coordination, so kids get to develop those skills as well. For a young kid, though, I think warioware would be more entertaining. The most educational thing about this game is, however, the big warning sign at the beginning telling kids not to try any of the stunts at home.

    I don't really think I have been both weirded out and entertained by a game since I played Parappa on the playstation. This is definitely a must-have game if you like using the stylus. ... Read more


    2. Sprung
    list price: $29.99
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    Asin: B00069ZINO
    Catlog: Video Games
    Publisher: UBI Soft
    Sales Rank: 3844
    Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars
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    Product Description

    Sprung puts you in control of the conversation. Choose your line and get ready to react when your opponent responds.

    • Work all the angles: Flirt your way through more than 50 dating missions, as either the guy OR the girl!
    • Flaunt your assets: Lure 'em in with irresistible gifts. Perfume. Club passes. Whatever it takes to score.
    • Play it cool: Watch your rivals fumble for a reply while you plan your next move.
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    Features

    • As you play, your character will develop crushes - as you find yourself in new situations with your crush, make sure you always say the right thing
    • Simple art and text-heavy gameplay makes the dating adventures fun to read and easy to follow
    • Choose to play a man or woman, then go out into the ski lodge to meet potential new mates
    • When you meet someone who catches your eye, you'll get a set of choices on what to say -- try to impress them and avoid insulting them

    Reviews (17)

    5-0 out of 5 stars Creative and a whole lotta fun!
    GREAT game! Very creative and different, and most of all just a lot of fun. It is not a dating game, though you do go on a blind date in one of the levels. You have to achieve different goals by having conversations with different people. (By the way, you can play either a girl or a guy in the game.) It's pretty cool watching people's reactions depending on what you say. I would definetly recommend this game. I have been enjoying it very much and have never played anything like it before. It has become one of my favorites so far in my collection of DS games.

    1-0 out of 5 stars Nintendo's Wallet is the only thing to get lucky.
    This is not a funky, hip, cute game. It is BORING.

    Do NOT buy this game. I had a bad feeling about this game and avoided it like the plague until boredom and a lack of DS games led me to read the fabulous reviews here on Amazon. I reluctantly bought the game, and have been amazingly disappointed.

    It is a frustrating conversation game, nothing more. What do I mean by a conversation game? Well, the top screen has the person you are talking to. The bottom screen prints what they say, and then you pick what you want to say back. That is IT. This game is a complete waste of the DS format. No touching involved, no timing, no dexterity... you can even select everything with the control pad and `A' button with no trouble at all. This game format is so incredibly poor that it could have been released on the Game Boy Color, and the only compromise would have been in how pretty the picture the person you are talking to is. I did not say GBA. I'm talking Game Boy Color. (Yes, this game is that far beneath the DS format.)

    Why is this game frustrating? If you don't pick an exact sequence of responses within the conversations, or at least very close to an exact formula, the game is over and you have to start at the beginning of the `scene' again. When you complete THAT conversation, guess what? You get a new conversation to guess your way through and restart five times.

    Worst of all, the conversation is NOT snappy, unique, or humorous. I played this game for about two hours, hoping it would evolve into something other than a seemingly endless string of mind-numbingly dull conversation patterns. It did not.

    I don't know what I regret more - the money I spent on this game, or the hours lost playing it.

    But I'm sure people will vote my review not helpful because they are fans of this game. Whatever.

    5-0 out of 5 stars The best game I never played.
    Honestly, I never played the game. I simply never got the chance, as the game was hi-jacked by my girlfriend. Who simply ADORED Sprung! She played it over and over again. She laughed out loud. She blushed. Her toes curled.

    My curiosity was piqued. I just had to know what the fuss was about. I just had to know why my Nintendo DS was being bogarted. After a few minutes of looking over her shoulder - I understood.

    The game isn't your typical videogame, by any means. Instead, it is a "digital comic" - a popular game genre in Japan. (To date and to my knowledge, the only other digital comic game to have made it to U.S. shores was Snatcher for the Sega CD.) This game is essentially a "choose your own adventure" book, but with the added benefit of lush and modern graphics and catchy music.

    The humor borders on adult and is well suited for a teen audience. Basically, it adheres to modern television standards. Ultimately, parents will have to decide if their child should play this game.

    As it stands, the game is fantastic for young girls and guys alike. However, some of the more insecure guys may feel uncomfortable playing a game that doesn't involve mutilations and prostitute killing.

    3-0 out of 5 stars Not the best ever, but good for a laugh.
    It's not the greatest game you'll ever play but it is rather amusing, and is something nice to pick up every once in a while when you're not looking for anything hardcore.

    The game plays almost like a choose your own adventure book. Missions are given like : get these two on a date or make sure this person gets out of the club. Ultimately trying to hook up with your 'crush'.You control the way the story plays out, and there are alternite paths to go by. Interaction with people is purley on a multiple choice level, but it doesn't limit your interaction with characters.

    You can also play the game as a girl or a boy, and unlock items you recieve from friends to help you with your goals and duel screen posters of major events.

    5-0 out of 5 stars Great Game!!!
    Well, this at first was a game that I thought I wouldn't like. But it's actually quite fun!! I highly recommend it! And you can really learn some good dating tips from this ;) the whole game is like your living the life of this girl or boy, and you have to get the conversations right, or else gameover! But, you get unlimited tries at each scene, so don' fret if you mess up! It's somewhat like SIMS, but a more detailed talking, etc. and you don't live their entire lives. Anyways, very good game, good expresions, very fun overall! Enjoy! ... Read more


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