Animaniacs: Lights, Camera, Action! (DS)

This review is for the Nintendo DS game, Animaniacs - Lights, Camera, Action, developed and published by Ignition Entertainment. The game is an arcade type game, really designed for children. As you play through the game, you work through fifteen levels across three different film movie script themes. Success in these levels also allows you to unlock various extra characters. Rather strangely, there is no save game function, but you instead have to write down passwords to be able to continue the game. The game plays in the main from an isometric viewpoint, which isn't necessarily bad, but it makes controlling the character quite difficult. Indeed, ...  Read the complete review

It's all madness with Animaniacs. This game is a strategy sort of game. It does not use the stylus pen. I would say it was actauly the standard of a GBA game on DS. The object of the game is to escape certain places, such as prisons, and rescue other characters aswel, you have to collect keys and use them to open doors and work out how to get to places. In the first level you learn how to colect tomatoes and throw them, and get used to the controls and guiding your player. Once escaped from the first level, you go to a techno place, and you have to use two characters to get through it, and it really tests your logical ...  Read the complete review