Yoshi touch and go is a great touch screen game that your sure to love. You make your way through the game on yoshi's back, guiding him through with your stylus and destroying all the bad things along his path. This game is good, but I didnt feel it had much of an aim. It is good if you are trying to beat a friends score but it does get boring. There isnt much of an objective to the game, other then to see how far you can get or how many points you can get. I quickly got bored of playing this game. this game, however, is good if you have children around the age of 8 because they will most probably like it. the graphics on this ...  Read the complete review

This game is interesting for a few hours but afterwards gets very boring. The replay value of this game is very low mainly due to the game only having 4 game modes that play almost the same over and over again. the first mode is score attack. In this game your goal is to get yoshi and baby mario 1000 yards to where a stork awaits while throwing eggs to collect coins and drawing clouds with the stylus to get over holes. the second mode is marathon. In this mode you have to travel across and unending amount of terrain. Every 1000 yards you mario is handed to the next colour rank of yoshi and every 100 points mario earns a super star. the ...  Read the complete review

This game involves yoshi and baby mario working together to go on a lovely adventure together. As one of the first games available to the DS the gameplay is not quite as advanced as that apparent in other more recent games and won't have you wracking your brains. It still has the Yoshi cute factor but from what I can tell the game only really serves as a testing ground for the new dual screen technology. The game sees baby mario falling through the sky, and you must guide him by creating bubbles and clouds around dangers or obstacles so that he doesn't hurt himself, and guide him slowly to the bottom when YOshi takes over. Your role with Yoshi is very much ...  Read the complete review