NintendoLife writes:
"On paper, maths might seem like a boring idea for a game, but this instalment of Art Style series has proved the sceptics wrong – it's just as good as Skip's previous efforts. It may be a little hard to get into at first, since you'll need to get used to fast flipping and combining of numbers, but when it clicks you will be entertained for quite a while. Yet another success for the Art Style games!"
If you like maths-based puzzles then you'll certainly love CODE. The main mode is frantic and the puzzle mode requires a lot of thought. It's a game that is best played for a short time each day and it certainly worth 500 Nintendo points.
PALGN writes: "So, you have a DSi. You've taken a few photos, stretched a few faces, and remixed a few sound files, but did you know you also have access to downloadable games? One of the selling points of the DSi is access to the online DSiWare Store, which since launch has accumulated ten games at various price points. Some of the games may seem familiar, others may seem completely new, and others seem to be there just to show off your shiny (or rather, matte) new DSi's features. To help you sort through the swathe of downloadable content, we've gathered up all of the currently available titles and given you our verdict on whether they're worth picking up or not.
To give some perspective to the prices, which are listed in points, at the time of writing 1000 Nintendo DSi Points were equal to AUD $15."
MyDS writes: "CODE is a simple maths game that revolves around three main modes - Target, Endless, Puzzle, and Versus. The game is played like the Brain Training serious with the DS flipped on its side."
