DS #2117: Imagine: Figure Skater (USA)

[cutterjohn]

This goes beyond shovelware. It's becoming the:
They should get the steaming pile of ---- award!

Oh! Yeah! The nfo's borked, not that anyone should really care though...

 

[Sir VG]

ROM Size: 512Mbit
Save Type: EEPROM 512Kbit
Languages: M5 (English, French, Spanish, Italian, German)

Just for the records.

 

[Lumstar]

Nintendo could sustain 2 handhelds if they wanted to. Although it died over a year earlier in Japan, GBA managed to get a little third party support until 3 years into the DS lifespan here.

 

[Rayder]

This goes beyond shovelware. It's becoming the:
They should get the steaming pile of ---- award!

Oh! Yeah! The nfo's borked, not that anyone should really care though...

You mean this?

I was gonna do this to every such game, but i got bored with it. I mean, I'd end up doing it to 99% of recent releases and it would start to make the whole forum smell.

 

[dakeyras]

Nice touch screen implantation.
no i'm serious this is really fun

It actually is quite ok. It just kind of sucks that my interest in ice skating is around zero, if they implied the same mechanics in a different setting I'd play it some more.

 

[Szyslak]

I like to play this game where I imagine figure skaters...

Oh, wait, wrong topic.

 

[unpaiktable]

Imagine: Skaterz

 

[0xyG3N]

this suck ?

 

[VTG]

This is the US version of Kuru Kuru Princess, which is actually quite fun if you like playing dressing up with pre-pubescent girls and doing rhythm type skate routines. Don't hate it, it's good for kids and girls, broadening the market in order to pay for the games that have some balls. Ubisoft does things like this so they can also do things like Assassin's Creed. Live and let live, you were children once, a lot of you still appear to be.

 

[GeekyGuy]

"Ubisoft"

No thank you...

they're quickly becoming better than EA, IMO
Rainbow 6 Vegas
Splinter Cell
Prince Of Persia
Assassin's Creed
Ghost Recon

but then again they have all this shovelware, which is arguably not to different from EA

That's a nice list. If only you could make an equally impressive list of their DS publications.