"Quickly spot the differences"

Quickspot is one of the games a part of the Touch! Generations brand. Do you remember reading the cartoon section of the newspaper and you'd see the part where they had puzzles, and one of the puzzles was look for the differences between two pictures. Well, that is the exactly how you play Quickspot.

Gameplay: 10/10

This game defiantly utilizes the touch screen on the Nintendo DS. Playing this game is very easy, all you have to do is find the differences between the two pictures, one is on the top screen and the other is on the touch screen. When you spot a difference circle it using the stylus on the touch screen. There are three modes on this game, the first is rapid play, the second is focus play and the third is today's fortunes. Rapid play can be hard, there is a time limit and you have to spot one difference in each picture before the time runs out, after finding the difference you have to repeat until one difference is found in five pictures or until the time runs out. Focus mode is played by finding and circling all the differences in the picture, I find this much easier then rapid play because there is no time limit so there is less pressure to find the differences. Today's fortune is the last mode, you can choose from four categories which are health, study, romance, and money. You have to complete five pictures by looking for one difference in each category. An example would be picking the health category and finding the difference in one picture and repeating until you get five pictures. After this you will be given a fortune about your health. Your fortune will be given a rating between 0-5 based on what your fortune says.

Graphics: 9/10

The graphics look pretty good. Pictures range from children's drawings to anime style. The pictures look good, even the black and white ones.

Sound: 8/10

I personally like the sound in the game. Some of the sounds are annoying like the lullaby one but the rest are fine and really match the game.

Overall: 10/10

I love puzzle games and this is no exception. The game play is simple and it's more of a pickup and play type game. If you didn't like those find the difference puzzles in the newspaper then don't buy it but if you do then it's worth a try.

Reviewer's Score: 10/10, Originally Posted: 04/30/07