It was cool to see myself get younger by the day since that's the only way I ever will, but I agree with jgraves, the inaccurate voice and handwriting recognition caused the results to be misrepresented.

This keeps the Bust-A-Move game alive, no thanks to the PSP version. It was implemented well with the stylus.

Phantom Hourglass is one of the best Zelda games in the series. Creative use of the unique features of the DS combined with simple, fun and intuitive gameplay keep this title fresh and addicting. highly recommended and one of the best titles for the DS.

This Nintendo adaptation of classic nonogram puzzles is a perfect fit for the DS platform. The touchscreen controls are very intuitive and the dual screens are a huge asset to play. Puzzles range from mindlessly easy to highly difficult. Thankfully the repetitive music can be turned off.

Great classic bust-a-move gameplay that works very well with the DS stylus. Only disadvantage is that there is not much other innovation beyond the interface.

Interesting characters, plot, and visuals counterbalance over-simplified game play and sometimes frustrating puzzles to make for an enjoyable hand-held game.

While the puzzles and mind games in Brain Age were at first fun and engaging, the repetition soon grew old and boring. That coupled with inaccurate voice and handwriting recognition make for an average game at best.