Yoshi's Island (DS)

When Buying a Game I look for a few things... Length of Game Play Quality of Gameplay Concept of the Game Multiplayer. Length of Gameplay Although it did take me a few months to complete, I may have completed it faster had I not become bored after an hour of play. I picked it up on a number of occasions, had a little play and then got bored and left it. Not the most addictive of games... But this helps in a way as you can keep coming back without ever missing anything. You won't forget how to play or what you are doing after not playing it for a couple of months and for me thats important as I do get bored easily and start ...

For those of you who aren’t fully conversant with the stars of classic video games, Yoshi is a little green dinosaur who eats things. Lots of things. Pretty much anything that gets in his way really. It's a fairly useful skill, given only that as you guide him around one of his various adventures, lots of things get in his way that need eating. And that, in a nutshell, is the basis of pretty much every Yoshi game. Yoshi's Island for the DS is no exception. This time round, a strange floating castle has appeared in the sky above Yoshi's otherwise peaceful little island and shortly after it appears, a number of children from the island's school are kidnapped. ...

This is a super little platform game which is a lot of fun to play and features one of my favourite gaming characters Yoshi. The lttle dragon who gets to swallow his enemies and turn them into eggs which he can then fire at enemies or use they to reveal short cuts or collect stars. When Baby Luigi is kidnapped the objective of the game is to rescue him from a mysterious floating castle by completing a number of levels as you progress through particular challenges. Once again the evil Kamek is behind the plot. This is not the easiest of games to play and although it would appear like it is suitable for younger players it is in fact quite difficult ...