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Aly & AJ Adventure (DS)

Description: Manufacturer: Zoo Digital / Genre: Action / ESRB Rating: E - (Everyone) / PEGI Age Rating: Age 3+ / Max. Number Of ... more

Aly & AJ Adventure (DS) ... Players: 1 / Control Elements: Gamepad / Control Elements: Joystick / Release Date: October, 2007

Newest Review: ... Controlling the mini games is generally through the stylus and many of the mini games do have some considerable passing ... more

... interest. They are fun to play for a while, but I wouldn't really want to spend much time on them, and I wouldn't want to play through many of them again. There are three difficulty levels for each of the games, easy, medium and hard, and this does work efficiently in letting players decide on their own skill level. In each area in the world tour there is also an element of where you have to use the stylus to perform along to a clip of music. This style of game play has been used recently in many games, popularise...more

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Aly & AJ Adventure (DS): Aly and AJ Adventures - From MTV to the DS (630 words)
by - written on 03/07/09 (Very useful, 5 readings)
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This review is for the game The Aly and AJ Adventure, a game for the Nintendo DS, developed by Frame Studios Interactive and produced by Destination Software. In the game, by completing mini games you have to guide Aly and AJ, from MTV, around a world tour. The aim of the game is to progress through different areas of the world, against the backdrop of a world tour. The player does this by completing lots of mini games, and achieving an A ranking to progress through the game. The mini games are of some passing interest for a while, but it's not always actually immediately obvious what you're meant to be doing. It becomes apparent after some playing ... Read the complete review