Disney Friends was a gift I received around a couple of years ago (if you read my last review, I'm beginning to feel a theme going on when it comes to presents I receive). It's a game for the DS, which is comparable to Nintendo Dogs where instead of a dog, you are given Disney characters to look after. On receiving this I thought it was a really cute idea but then I remembered. I'd previously spent a lot of money on a Nintendo Dogs game for it to get boring very quickly. I hoped that this wouldn't be the same. When you first play the game you are given a tutorial to learn how to play Disney Friends, though this is nothing major and the game controls ...  Read the complete review

Disney Friends is a great game for the younger children who like to play on the DS. It has many Disney characters in it such as the Alien (Toy Story), Dory (from Finding Nemo), Stitch (Lilo & Stitch), Simba (Lion King) and Pooh (Winnie the Pooh). You start of in the game with only the Alien from Toy Story and have to uses voice and touch control to do things to the make the Alien happy. After interacting with the character for so long such as talking to and giving it a marble to play with you build up enough friendship level to release another character. While going through the games interacting with the characters you collect coins so that ...  Read the complete review

This game available on the nintendo DS, includes many of the popular disney characters such as Winnie the Pooh, Dora, Simba, Stitch and Dory. It included various tasks of looking after the characters and doing as they ask. You can talk to the characters, feed them, play with them and also create music with them. It is a great value game and is very popular with the younger members of my family. Certainly kept them quiet for a long time! However this game was given to me as a gift, as a 20 year old i found it far too young for me and it is a very simplistic game. However it is said to be for ages 3+ so perhaps is designed for younger children. For ...  Read the complete review