Arkanoid
- Gain potential-ups to help you clear stages quicker
- Multiple gameplay modes add to the fun
- Up to 4 people can battle head-to-head via DS Wireless play
- Challenge other players using the Nintendo Wi-Fi network
Product Description
The classic arcade puzzle game comes to the Nintendo DS! You know the rules: break the blocks and clear the penetrate. It sounds unadorned, but that doesn’t mean that it’s simple to do. New modes, customizability, and head-to-head wireless play add to the fun.
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I would rather it have been the original version, but they tried to make it more upbeat for todays kids. I reflect if you’ve never played the ancient version you’ll like it.
Rating: 3 / 5
we have a game nite once a week there are 3 of us and we delight in this one as we can all play with one card also we are all seniors and find it simple to play!
Rating: 4 / 5
Liked the game. Ancient classic with excellent colors and snazzy jazz tunes. Splendid activity to kill some time. Many different levels and combinations possible before winning the game completely.
Rating: 4 / 5
It just seems to me right now, there just aren’t any splendid sports meeting coming out for the Nintendo DS right now, the classics have just been eating gamers away. While we’ve seen mental sports meeting like intellect Age, Crosswords DS, and New Super Mario Brothers score very well, there just aren’t any splendid sports meeting coming out right now. Instead, what we are seeing right now are just classic spin-offs from the past come alive agaiin for the handhelds DS. With the recent release of this block-bouncer, many gamers are wondering if this will dominate, or just fall to pieces.
Arkanoid DS, brings back the classic thrills of the unadorned block-busting arcade classic we’ve seen from the 80’s, and 90’s. The gameplay is not anything new to DS owners, who’ve played last years’ Break ‘Em All which also cascade similar to the gameplay. There are over 35 levels of gameplay, which keep up being unadorned, as you control the game with you stylus, by holding the ship and moving it back and forth. There are also special weapons you get including multiball action, lasers, and many others. There are also boss battles here too, but they just don’t change with the gameplay. What does add-on to the fun well, is the addition of using the online Wi-Fi gameplay, which at least prevents the gameplay from being completely dull.
All in all, Arkanoid doesn’t bring in too much excitement for die hard Nintendo DS fans, it certainly will bring a huge kick for grown-up nostalig fans of classic video sports meeting. I was really hoping there could’ve been more to bring back the classic bounce, but that is the way the Arkanoid ship bounces out.
Graphics: B
Sound: C+
Control: B-
Fun & Enjoyment: C for solo players: C+ for multiplayer
By and large: C
Rating: 3 / 5
Arkanoid has pretty much always been excellent for a blast, and this new age Arkanoid for the DS is no different. Featuring a bevy of visual upgrades, new potential-up’s, multiplayer options, Quest and Clear modes, and unlockables; this Arkanoid warrants a try at the very least. Using the stylus as a paddle works surprisingly well (trying to use the D-pad surprisingly does not), and the game ruins as simply addictive as ever. The game is really at it’s best in multiplayer mode for up to four players, which is a sheer blast. Also featuring online leaderboards, there’s much to admire here with Arkanoid on the DS, although there are some small drawbacks. For starters, the game doesn’t offer too much of a challenge (I seem to remember Arkanoid being a bit harder) compared to past versions of the game, but for newcomers, this isn’t anything to agonize about at all. All in all, Arkanoid still ruins a fun time that warrants your attention and time whether you are a newcomer to the series or ancient experienced person, and the budget price tag doesn’t hurt either.
Rating: 4 / 5