"The magic of the DS feels so real in this fun arcade game."

Before I actually review, the first thing that I have to say is that I am utterly impressed by the power of the Nintendo DS. The touch-screen capabilities and the simple use make the DS my favorite hand held. But back to Feel the Magic. Feel the Magic is an arcade-style game with very fun (and sometimes unusual) elements. Some parts of the game can be a little confusing and shocking, but nevertheless it is a definite thriller.

Game play: 9/10
The game play is both challenging and addicting. There are so many different games to play, all which provide infinite amounts of excitement. Because there are so many games, you will also have to learn a lot of controls, so you may want to read the manual before starting up.

Controls: 10/10
Whoa. What can I say? Nintendo has opened up so many new opportunities when it comes to controls, making the limits almost endless. The nice thing about this game is that it's not all relied on a Control Pad, so it becomes a lot more enjoyable when you play.

Difficulty: 8/10
Parts of this game can be unfair, and some can be lenient. You have to be patient when playing; you may not understand all the features first-hand. When you play, make sure you read the directions carefully so that it becomes easier.

Sensuality: 8/10
There are parts of this game where it is not suitable for children. In the Language Select, the Japanese main screen shows the swimsuit lady bare. If you buy this game, make sure you take caution.

Graphics: 10/10
You will be astonished by looking at these graphics. The entire screen blows the Game Boy away, and practically puts its graphics to shame.

Overall Fun Factor: 9/10
This game is really fun. It's one of those games where you can relax and enjoy yourself on a brand new system. It's definitely worth the buy, and the best DS game yet.

So if you do want to buy this game, be my guest. It is at a great price in almost all gaming stores, and is well worth the buy.

Reviewer's Score: 9/10, Originally Posted: 11/27/04