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Developed by the company behind the Final Fantasy III and IV remakes, Matrix Software; this is an interesting take on fresh RPG for the DS where the player will explore the 19th century, steampunk version of our world.

Do you love treasure-hunting? Do you like to collect coins, trinkets and various odd things and stack them in your treasure box? If so, you might love Treasure World DS since it recreates the treasure-hunting experience in your DS console.

One of the few horror games on the DS, and it is a true horror game, through and through.

Miss the good old days of Super Mario on the old school Nintendo? Well, Starfy promises to return you to some of that great old school action that we all know and love. But just how does it stack up?

One of Square Enix game that is probably not going to be released to the US market, Sigma Harmonics follows the story of Sigma Kurogami, a high school student whose family guards a huge clock sealing the demon “Oma”.

The New Super Mario Bros. game for the Nintendo DS, will delight fans both new and old. Not only does this game let you control Mario as you defeat bad guys, but it brings together all kinds of old secrets to combine them with a new look. Learn all the tips and tricks for the new Super Mario.

A new RPG from the developers of Final Fantasy III for the DS and the publishers of Rune Factory? Yeah, it sounds too good to be true.

Pokemon Ranger departed from the formula where the player took on the role of a trainer trying to prove his prowess to gym leaders and collecting badges that allowed him to face the final challenge. Instead, the ranger most go out and troubleshoot problems in this world using his wits.

Not since the Legend of Zelda: the Phantom Hourglass has a DS game made use of the touch screen controls in such an interesting way. This can be a problem for some people and a boon for others. If you need to gain an advantage in this unique and somewhat quirky DS game, read on.

Inviting online players to your well decorated house and winning prizes in fishing tournaments are just two of the many engaging activities in Animal Crossing: Wild World, a social game from the minds of Nintendo, known for providing charming, fun, and accessible gameplay, which all shines here