"The last game I reviewed by Storm City Games, Gem Quest: 4 Elements, turned out surprisingly positive. Likely pleased with their successes in this sector of puzzle gaming, the publishers saw worth in re-releasing two of their past games into one collection. But after trying the game for yourself, you may have a different idea about the worth of the overall package." -- Wiiloveit.com
If you're one of those people who likes to start their holiday shopping early, or if you've got a special birthday coming up, or even if you're just looking for something to kill a little time, a new Nintendo Ds game is always a great option. And when you can get that game for less than a ten-spot, it's even better. Check out these steals that'll have them (or you) hugging their stockings tight.
Holy Shovelware, Batman!
Want some decent cheap DS games?
9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors ($15)
Ace Investigations: Miles Edgeworth ($18)
Chrono Trigger ($20)
Dragon Quest IV ($20)
Ghost Trick ($15)
Golden Sun: Dark Dawn ($20)
Final Fantasy IV ($20)
Nostalgia ($10)
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney ($15)
The World Ends with You ($20)
Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2 ($18)
Valkryie Profile: Covenant of the Plume ($10)
(all priced at Amazon)
Any one of those games is superior to EVERY game on this article's list combined.
Rising Star Games have announced that match-3 titles Jewel Master: Cradle of Rome and Jewel Master: Cradle of Egypt are soon to be available as a double pack on a single cartridge. Both titles have enjoyed success at retail, with continuing sales and repeatedly featuring in the top 40 of the sales charts.
Diehard GameFAN: "Let me start out with a bit of a revelation: Jewel Master: Cradle of Athena is Jewel Master: Egypt (and Cradle of Rome before it) set in Greece. Gasp shock horror, bet you didn’t see that coming.
Well, OK, that basically sums everything up. But nonetheless I’ll expound on that point (and this game, naturally). It’s what I’m here for, after all."
