My Vet Practice (Nintendo DS)

My Vet Practice (Nintendo DS)
Customer Review: Think before you buy
My friend, Lucy, bought this game a couple of months ago, she is now fed up of it and has swaped it for nintendogs, she is rather pleased she got nintendogs and gave away ‘MY VET PRACTICE’ She said it was terrible, and i’ll tell you why.
1. the game reapets its self over and over again
2. you only do small tasks, like patting or doing doctor check ups, then you give the animal back to its owner again.
3. everyday the game gets boring. with the same thing happening each and everyday, simple tasks being given to you, sooner or later you’ll get tired, completing the game in half an hour (30 minutes) is a sign this game isn’t right for you.
4. this is the last reason. it may be new, but it graphics make it seem it was made a long time ago.
you see where i’m at? The graphics are bad, it is very short, reapets itself and if very, very boring. I suggest you don’t buy this game, but it’s your chioce, if you are against my opion i’m okay with that, but let me tell you this. My main goal is to make you think, make you think before you buy, and the fact that somethings aren’t worth the money. thank you for listening, please remember, if you like this game, i am not saying you are a bit silly for making the chioce to buy this game, i’m just speaking my mind. Thank you for your time, i hope i have helped.
Customer Review: Ok
This Game is ok but once you have finished all the tasks it gets a bit boring.I would NOT recomend this to people who like games that carry on and you can do in your own way, otherwise I would if you like quick challenges. The game is simple when you get used to it. Just read the instructions and soon you’ll be an expert. Get going Gamers!
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Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? (Nintendo DS) In a nutshell:
The portable phenomenon that has taken Japan by storm finally hits the UK. Part puzzle game, part self improvement tool this is the only game that’s both lots of fun and good for you - and that’s before you even start on Sudoku!
The lowdown:
Nothing about this game is ordinary, from the price to the way you hold the DS while playing it (vertically, as if you were reading a book). The basic idea is that you play through a series of puzzles each day, for about 10 minutes, and at the end of each session the “age” of your brain is calculated. The puzzles themselves range from simple maths questions to spot the difference, memorisation and comprehension. All of the answers are inputted either by drawing the answer on the touchscreen or speaking it into the DS’s in-built microphone. There’s also a multiplayer mode for up to 15 people where you can try and compete to record the youngest brain age.
Most exciting moment:
A brand new addition to the game, not included in the Japanese version, is a special DS version of Sudoku. This works great on the DS’s touch screen and is worth the already low price of admission on its own.
Since you ask:
A sister title to Brain Training, named Big Brain Academy, is due for release in July and offers to “weigh” your brain and improve specific skills such as memorisation and analysis. A direct sequel to Brain Training has also been released in Japan but is not yet scheduled for released in the UK.
The bottom line:
The only game that really is for the whole family - from kids to OAPs.
Harrison Dent
Customer Review: Its true - using your brain can be fun.
There should be an award dedicated to a game that is both addictive and makes you think. Brain Training has made me realise that since finishing compulsory education I have stopped using my brain in the ways that I am supposed to and have allowed it to become lazy. The mathematical puzzles really did show such; things that I probably could have done a few years ago have now really made me pause. The sign of hope is that this is a “game” that will teach you to start using your brain again, simply by performing simple mathematical and logic tasks for a few minutes every day. Since having bought the game I have noticed a significant difference in my concentration and mathematical proficiency, which is quite a stunning thing to admit. What is best about this game is that it doesn’t make it seem like it is a job that you are doing but that you are actually playing a game, and in all honesty as somebody who hated maths in school I now cannot stop playing on the number puzzles.
Customer Review: Very good game
I really enjoy this game and i love to beat my other score all the time! great game!
Nintendogs Dalmatian & Friends (Nintendo DS)
In a nutshell:
The ultimate evolution of virtual pet: Nintendogs gives you opportunity to preen and look after a selection of cute puppies in a virtual home, with virtual currency, where you can buy toys and accessories for their enjoyment. You can clean the pups, feed them, walk them, play catch with them, and even talk to them.
The lowdown:
Nintendogs is brimming with character. Each pup looks out from the DS touchscreen and paws longingly. You can respond to your virtual pet’s need of attention by stroking the screen, using items such as balls and brushes with the aid of the stylus, and talking to your dogs through the DS’s inbuilt microphone system. Impressive 3D graphics give lifelike animation to these canine wonders.
Most exciting moment:
After a few attempts to speak commands into the microphone, your puppy understands the meaning of “sit”, barks approval, and sits down. It’s good to talk.
Since you ask:
You can keep three pups in your home at any time. When left to their own devices, they’ll play and play-fight together. And they call this ‘puppy love’.
The bottom line:
A Nintendog is not just for Christmas.
Jonti Davies
List Price: ?29.99
Amazon Price: ?24.98
Used Price: ?20.00
Customer Review: cool game for pet lovers!
As soon as I got this game I couldn’t stop playing it. I like this game because you can play with your dog, it also includes going shopping,finding a friend,going to contests and going for a walk!
Customer Review: exellent!
i luv nintendogs because you can play it every day and never complete it.i’ve only got the dalmation one and can only afford one dog my dalmation dolly is lots of fun to play with everyday!its good for all ages because my older sister luvs it 2!
NINTENDO DS LITE PEARL PINK CARRY CASE 
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Used Price: ?14.99
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The inside compartment fits the DS Lite perfectly. There is also an inline pocket for the games or other small utilities.Comes with a shoulder strap and a built in waist strap
Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain? (Nintendo DS) In a nutshell:
The portable phenomenon that has taken Japan by storm finally hits the UK. Part puzzle game, part self improvement tool this is the only game that’s both lots of fun and good for you - and that’s before you even start on Sudoku!
The lowdown:
Nothing about this game is ordinary, from the price to the way you hold the DS while playing it (vertically, as if you were reading a book). The basic idea is that you play through a series of puzzles each day, for about 10 minutes, and at the end of each session the “age” of your brain is calculated. The puzzles themselves range from simple maths questions to spot the difference, memorisation and comprehension. All of the answers are inputted either by drawing the answer on the touchscreen or speaking it into the DS’s in-built microphone. There’s also a multiplayer mode for up to 15 people where you can try and compete to record the youngest brain age.
Most exciting moment:
A brand new addition to the game, not included in the Japanese version, is a special DS version of Sudoku. This works great on the DS’s touch screen and is worth the already low price of admission on its own.
Since you ask:
A sister title to Brain Training, named Big Brain Academy, is due for release in July and offers to “weigh” your brain and improve specific skills such as memorisation and analysis. A direct sequel to Brain Training has also been released in Japan but is not yet scheduled for released in the UK.
The bottom line:
The only game that really is for the whole family - from kids to OAPs.
Harrison Dent
Customer Review: Its true - using your brain can be fun.
There should be an award dedicated to a game that is both addictive and makes you think. Brain Training has made me realise that since finishing compulsory education I have stopped using my brain in the ways that I am supposed to and have allowed it to become lazy. The mathematical puzzles really did show such; things that I probably could have done a few years ago have now really made me pause. The sign of hope is that this is a “game” that will teach you to start using your brain again, simply by performing simple mathematical and logic tasks for a few minutes every day. Since having bought the game I have noticed a significant difference in my concentration and mathematical proficiency, which is quite a stunning thing to admit. What is best about this game is that it doesn’t make it seem like it is a job that you are doing but that you are actually playing a game, and in all honesty as somebody who hated maths in school I now cannot stop playing on the number puzzles.
Customer Review: Very good game
I really enjoy this game and i love to beat my other score all the time! great game!
























