Tagged: DS music game

Nintendo DS Korg DS10

DS / News

8 Sep, 2008

Nintendo DS Korg DS10 Synthesizer

Were you one of those fools who thought the Nintendo DS was just a fad and that it was only good for kiddie portable gaming? Well to prove how wrong you were once again, the awesome KORG MS-10 synthesizer software is heading to DS with all functions intact. Dubbed the KORG DS-10; prepare to get electro pop creating to your heart’s content with this fully featured portable music creation software. Here is a list of just some of the amazing features included: Use the touch screen to operate the famous KORG KAOSS PadPAD Storage for 18 different sessions Connect wirelessly...

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DS / Reviews

21 Jul, 2008

Draglade review

We got hold of Draglade for the Nintendo DS recently but with so many other top games coming out this spring it was unfairly put on the back burner. However with this month’s pre E3 game drought we had a bit of time to see what it had to offer, so here just for you is our review of Draglade. Developed by Dimps, the team behind Sonic Rush and co developers of Street Fighter IV, Draglade for DS (or Kasutamu Bito Batoru Doragureido as it’s known as in Japan) is a side scrolling fighting game that uses music beats along...

The World Ends With You screenshot

DS / Reviews

18 Apr, 2008

The World Ends With You review

The World Ends With You is a new departure for Square Enix in that it has elements of role-playing but a very different style to its usual fare. In this game that looks like a cross between a Gorillaz music video and a funky manga cartoon, you play as a character called Neku. One day you wake up in the trendy streets of Tokyo and get a message on your mobile saying you’ll cease to exist in seven days if you don’t complete a number of tasks in time. You also discover other people who’ve been sent this message and...

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DS / Reviews

25 Jul, 2007

Elite Beat Agents review

This is a brand new rhythm game for the DS called Elite Beat Agents. This game was originally Japanese but has finally come to the UK with a rock, dance and disco soundtrack and a very sill cartoon-strip storyline that can’t help but raise a smile as you tap your feet along to the beat. You play the Elite Beat Agents, three secret men in black with funky hair, helping people around the world through the power of dance. What that means to you the gamer is tapping the touch screen in time to the beat as circles appear on...

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