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Yoshi's Island DS (Nintendo DS, 2006)
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Yoshi's Island doesn't mess with the original's formula and really just adds some new elements here and there. The new multiple baby element is really cool, but doesn't change the feel of the game at all. Basically, this game is for you if you liked the SNES original or Gameboy re-release. It's not going to surprise you in any way (if you've played the original) but it is a solid Nintendo platformer. Gameplay: 9/10 Pros: Classic Platforming of old. Playing one of the SNES's best games is always fun. New babies with different powers is a really cool new feature even though some work better than others. Cons: If you've played the original this really just feels like more of the same. It's great, but you've played it. The first boss is even the same (well 2 of them instead of 1). It could've used some more touch features. Graphics: 8/10 Pros: Same cool morphing effects from the remake and original. Great art sense and pastel / cartoon feel. Cons: A lot of the graphics and animations are just ripped from the original (GBA or SNES, isn't DS stronger?), but what really bothers me is that the title screen and level progression menu is exactly the same. Sound/Music: 8/10 Pros: I love the Yoshi yelp and the baby crying really makes you feel anxious to get the baby back. Again, the sound and music will instantly feel familiar and is perfectly sufficient. Cons: Nothing new, perfectly sufficient but lacking something...pizzaz perhaps? Lasting Appeal: 7/10 Pros: If you missed out on owning a SNES or didn't buy the GBA remake then this is a must buy and you will absolutely love it, play it, beat it, and play it again. There are tons of levels and a lot of different worlds. The bosses especially stand out and were always excellent in this series, so you'll play through just to see and beat all of them. Cons: I'm not sure how much you'll care about finding all the flowers and collecting everything. I for one will not play it again after I beat it, though I may try to score high enough on a level here and there to unlock the bonus levels. Average: 80.00% Tilt: +/- 0.00% End Result is that Yoshi's Island DS is a solid Nintendo Platformer that will surely please anyone who played the original. It copies the original in so many ways and just doesn't offer enough to live up to the original, which after all is a classic and arguably one of the best platformers of the 16-bit era. We are in a different era where the bar has been raised and doing the more of the same isn't enough to warrant a must buy title. Verdict: 80%Read full review
I loved the first yoshi's island game and saw that this one was released as well for the DS. Being a fan I bought it. The game plays just like it did in the SNES. If you played the previous one then you'll have no difficultly playing this one. Looking at the game it's not much different. Same cute art style and color pallet. The different babies make the game a little more enjoyable and the story has only altered slightly... and I do mean slightly. Luigi is captured again and you have to save him. Poor poor Luigi he's almost as bad as the princess. The good thing about the game is that it is just like the old one. The bad thing is IT'S JUST LIKE THE OLD ONE. There are very little differences from the old one to this one. SLIGHTLY changed story the addition of the new babies enemies changed a little but all the same really. If you've played the old one then you've practically played this one as well. Alas I love this game and it's one of those games that I can just pick up and play. Doesn't matter if I've played it before it's still fun and thats all that matters right.Read full review
Been wanting this game since I was 12. I recalled how exciting Yoshi's Island Advance for Gameboy was and I knew it was time. Each level is just as entertaining as I remember them plus the DS puts an added element of larger levels to explore. A true fan favorite game.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This yoshis island is great remake from the snes era, I reccmend this to anyone looking for a good platformer different super Mario bros!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
awesome graphics! works really well. it was one of my favorite games growing up so i’m excited to have it again!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Yoshi's Island doesn't mess with the original's formula and really just adds some new elements here and there. The new multiple baby element is really cool, but doesn't change the feel of the game at all. Basically, this game is for you if you liked the SNES original or Gameboy re-release. It's not going to surprise you in any way (if you've played the original) but it is a solid Nintendo platformer. Gameplay: 9/10 Pros: Classic Platforming of old. Playing one of the SNES's best games is always fun. New babies with different powers is a really cool new feature even though some work better than others. Cons: If you've played the original this really just feels like more of the same. It's great, but you've played it. The first boss is even the same (well 2 of them instead of 1). It could've used some more touch features. Graphics: 8/10 Pros: Same cool morphing effects from the remake and original. Great art sense and pastel / cartoon feel. Cons: A lot of the graphics and animations are just ripped from the original (GBA or SNES, isn't DS stronger?), but what really bothers me is that the title screen and level progression menu is exactly the same. Sound/Music: 8/10 Pros: I love the Yoshi yelp and the baby crying really makes you feel anxious to get the baby back. Again, the sound and music will instantly feel familiar and is perfectly sufficient. Cons: Nothing new, perfectly sufficient but lacking something...pizzaz perhaps? Lasting Appeal: 7/10 Pros: If you missed out on owning a SNES or didn't buy the GBA remake then this is a must buy and you will absolutely love it, play it, beat it, and play it again. There are tons of levels and a lot of different worlds. The bosses especially stand out and were always excellent in this series, so you'll play through just to see and beat all of them. Cons: I'm not sure how much you'll care about finding all the flowers and collecting everything. I for one will not play it again after I beat it, though I may try to score high enough on a level here and there to unlock the bonus levels. Average: 80.00% Tilt: +/- 0.00% End Result is that Yoshi's Island DS is a solid Nintendo Platformer that will surely please anyone who played the original. It copies the original in so many ways and just doesn't offer enough to live up to the original, which after all is a classic and arguably one of the best platformers of the 16-bit era. We are in a different era where the bar has been raised and doing the more of the same isn't enough to warrant a must buy title. Verdict: 80%Read full review
Great great!!! EVERYTHING WAS DESCRIBED AS DESCRIPTION! My daughter loves it thank you❤️
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
It works perfectly! I love it! I didn't think it would actually come for the price, especially since I snagged the last one they had at the time. But it's awesome!
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I like that you can play different charaters, and they each have a special power, throughout the levels you can switch them. (ex: mario can run really fast,Princess can float with umbrella, and baby Bowser can breath fire. Also there is a story that is fun to see. I am pretty far now into game, but gets a lot more challenging as you advance. Another cool thing is that if you get to a middle part and die, you can start over in that spot and not all the way back at the beginning. I am glad I got this game. Hours of fun for all.
I used to play this game all the time. It’s so much fun! It’s addictive. Great for all ages!
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