DS: Yoshi Touch & Go

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I'm curious to hear others thoughts on this game. I just picked
it up yesterday. There doesn't seem to be a lot to the game,
but I can't stop playing! It's very addictive, and pretty unique
It makes terrific use of the two screens and the touch screen
in particular. The four separate modes help the replay value,
and (as I mentioned before) I can't put it down because I always
want to beat my high score. I'm also hoping I can get my wife
hooked on it.

Now, I've only had it for a day so I'd imagine the novelty
will wear thin at some point, but for now I'm having a blast
with it. At $30 it might be a bit expensive for what you get.

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amarriner
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Aaron Marriner wrote:
> I'm curious to hear others thoughts on this game.

*snip*

I just picked it up over the weekend, and I do agree with you - it's fun
and makes good use of the two screens and the stylus. But I was a little
disappointed with the structure of the game itself. From what I can tell
(and maybe others can prove me wrong), there's only one level. $30 for a
single level is a high price tag, and I'm regretting not waiting until
Wally World discounts the price by $5 or $10.

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I really like it a lot too. It may have just won out the first spot in my
DS. It is a bit short but very high on replayability. Try scoring higher
in the first zone. The levels can be very different depending on what color
Yoshi you get.

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"Aaron Marriner" <amarriner@amarriner.homelinuxYOURPANTS.net> wrote in
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> I'm curious to hear others thoughts on this game. I just picked
> it up yesterday. There doesn't seem to be a lot to the game,
> but I can't stop playing! It's very addictive, and pretty unique
> It makes terrific use of the two screens and the touch screen
> in particular. The four separate modes help the replay value,
> and (as I mentioned before) I can't put it down because I always
> want to beat my high score. I'm also hoping I can get my wife
> hooked on it.
>
> Now, I've only had it for a day so I'd imagine the novelty
> will wear thin at some point, but for now I'm having a blast
> with it. At $30 it might be a bit expensive for what you get.
>
> --
> amarriner
> "We demand rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty"