This is one of the games I bought along with my DS. I got it at a shitty Gamestop located in the Courtland Center mall, which you can see in the documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 when a bunch of military recruiters are preying on teens, trying to get them to sign up to be killed in a war. Anyways I would play this on my lunch breaks during the first few months I worked at Old Country Buffet and I can say that it is just okay. It is a competent minigame collection that cannot hold a candle to something like WarioWare.
would be a 9/10 if not for that nightmare level
Me preocupa tener que pasar el psicotécnico después de fallar tantas veces en los minijuegos del monociclo
Awesome game by Sonic Team in which you try to save the love of your life through several really wacky and original minigames. Great visuals and awesome tunes, and if you're a dirty bastard you can also collect clothes for the girl. Known in Europe as Project Rub. So remember, the next time you find yourself dealing with a bull stampede, killer plants, or a static electricity fight with your arch-enemy: RUB IT!
It’s a fun game but lacks variety of uses for the stylus and touch screen and gets old fast, also the music doesn’t help much to make it more interesting. Besides that it’s a great game for a single play through to keep you busy for a couple hours.
Sonic Team and former United Game Artists staff kickstarted the Nintendo DS launch with a charming rub comedy that utilizes the unique features of the handheld so well. From holding hands with the stylus to calling attention into the microphone, you feel so close to your Nintendo DS as if it is your romantic partner. There is some repetition and sharp challenges at times, yet it does convey the struggles and passion in the heart when falling in love with someone.
Early Nintendo DS games have this distinct style and identity that capture bite sized handheld game design with new opportunities for touch and dual screen interaction. It is these games that I feel represent some of the more overlooked and aesthetically pleasing games that capture my heart. Touching is good is a weiiiiird slogan, but once you Feel the Magic, it’ll leave such a wondrous impression as it did me.
Early Nintendo DS games have this distinct style and identity that capture bite sized handheld game design with new opportunities for touch and dual screen interaction. It is these games that I feel represent some of the more overlooked and aesthetically pleasing games that capture my heart. Touching is good is a weiiiiird slogan, but once you Feel the Magic, it’ll leave such a wondrous impression as it did me.
son zamanlarda beni en çok oyundur kendisi
Feel the Magic XX/XY >>> WarioWare: Touched!
enfim um jogo para responder a pergunta: e se warioware fosse ruim
como un warioware pero megabizarro
Sonic team what were you up to with this one (it's better than it should be)
warioware if it was horny, had a really cool aesthetic, and was also frustrating and sucked a bit. still interesting to play for how weird it is and to see what whacky shit happens next. also for the horny stuff. the soundtrack is also awful.
This was a fun game. This is full of quick and entertaining mini games following a silly story. I love a good use of stock sound effects and they really just went and redid space channel 5 at that one part lol. My only complaint is that some mini games you'd have to clear multiple times to advance to the next stage which was kind of tedious.