When you play a game like 101 in 1 megamix you begin sceptical as to how good it will be. Your not told what the 100 games are and your not even sure how they managed to fit so many games on to it either. Well the idea is simple you have some games which you can play such as basketball and air hockey and you have to try and obtain scores and points. Those points are added to an account and that account you use to purchase new games. You can purchase games at the front of the pile for cheap prices or points if you want to put it like that and then you can purchase the more expensive games later on which can cost a small fortune. You can ...  Read the complete review

This review is for the game, 101 in 1 Explosive Megamix, a product for the Nintendo DS, published and developed by Nordcurrent. The game was released in 2008 and features 101 mini games to work your way through. You start off in the game with ten of the mini games unlocked, and the aim is to reach a certain target in each game (which rewards you with coins), which then unlocks some more of the games. It's a very hit and miss affair though, as each game is a little random, and there's no way of knowing what a mini game is all about until you manage to unlock it, and then select it, as even the title rarely gives a clue. I prefer games which aren't ...  Read the complete review

This type of game has been available in Asia virtually since the DS came out, it is only recently with 42-in-1 and this release that we have started to warm to these multi-game cards for the DS. This is a great title with lots to do to keep you amused for a long time with as the title says 101 games to play. OVERVIEW: Game looks good from the start screen with nice bold graphics and an easy intuitive layout that really needs no explanation, this is ideal for travellling as it will keep gamers young and old happy for a long time. GAMEPLAY: As is deserving of the DS this game usual the full range of touchscreen and microphone ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game as a newcomer to the Nintendo DS & thought it would be a good starting point for me. However the levels of games and the fact you had to complete a certain amount of games before you could move onto more of them let it down a bit. In my opinion this would have been a lot better if you could choose from all 101 games from the start. It puts you in a bit of a mood when you have to complete a game you dont want to play just to play the one you wanted originally. My opinion is if you dont mind what you play then it is probably a good enough game for you but if you want to pick and choose the games you play from the beginning then do not get this ...  Read the complete review