DS #3951: Treasure World (USA)

[Jei]

I really like the chiptune in those videos, but the idea of going to Wifi spots to get more treasure is kinda difficult... I only know two places with Wifi besides my own home with the Wifi connector

 

[Law]

I really like the chiptune in those videos, but the idea of going to Wifi spots to get more treasure is kinda difficult... I only know two places with Wifi besides my own home with the Wifi connector

I was thinking about turning it on and just putting it in my bag, that way when I'm on my way to college it'll pick up whatever WiFi spots are nearby.

Then maybe if you go on out of town trips you could do the same thing to get different WiFi spots from another area.

 

[Goli]

I really like the chiptune in those videos, but the idea of going to Wifi spots to get more treasure is kinda difficult... I only know two places with Wifi besides my own home with the Wifi connector

I was thinking about turning it on and just putting it in my bag, that way when I'm on my way to college it'll pick up whatever WiFi spots are nearby.

Then maybe if you go on out of town trips you could do the same thing to get different WiFi spots from another area.

That's what the game encourages you to do.
Anyways I just updated my profile with 3 new songscapes in case anyone wants to listen to them.
The first one is the Garnet Maze and it sounds like crap, but the second and third one have a classical musical influence to them don't you think?.

EDIT: This game is really... smart.
I had posted a question on the Club Treasure World website and while I was WebCopying my DS data a little message popped up saying someone had replied to my post, so I went to check... and it was true

 

[Brocktree]

Is the first goal which is represented by trophy (located at the top left of screen) to find 1000 stars (wifi signals)?

So many items to collect...

 

[Eon-Rider]

What's the thing that sticks out of the DS at 1:38 of the first video?

 

[DemonicChocobo]

Hmm. It's odd, but the game doesn't require anything special to play.

Anyway, got my Club Treasure World page!

http://www.clubtreasureworld.com/users/368

Only 11 stars so far, haven't really decorated my Treasure World yet and my Wish Finder is pretty plain.

 

[xoinx]

I really like the chiptune in those videos, but the idea of going to Wifi spots to get more treasure is kinda difficult... I only know two places with Wifi besides my own home with the Wifi connector

well i guess i'm considered lucky to be in a country that is well connected... we live in flats and there are easily around 100 units in each block, and almost 50% have their own wifi. so even if i'm to lazy to head out to the city centre, just a walk around the neighbourhood probably gets me 100 new hotspots...

 

[TraumaHoundNDS]

Do we need complete access to the WiFi (SSID, any WEP/WPA security settings)?

I asked this on the hype thread, seems as long as it sees that there's a unique wi-fi signal it counts, you don't actually need to log into it...which makes it much more useful and more likely to find treasures in residential areas and such (I think I can pick up half a dozen from my living room alone.) Could be a bit of intermittent fun to be had.

 

[cornaljoe]

What's the thing that sticks out of the DS at 1:38 of the first video?

It's a developers cart.

 

[War]

I really don't understand why everyone is going crazy over this game... it looks boring as hell. Sure, the premise is interesting, but the game looks boring.

 

[Donato_Dobango]

I really don't understand why everyone is going crazy over this game... it looks boring as hell. Sure, the premise is interesting, but the game looks boring.

I don't think thinking of it as a game is right. I enjoy it, but it certainly isn't a game.

But I have to go to the store tomorrow for some picnic foods and I can't wait to see how many treasures I can pick up from here to there just by leaving my DS on.

 

[deathking]

went for a drive and got 265 star points and 20 rare items.

this game is pretty cool and seems more like a app then a actual game but if they added this technoglogy into animal crossing or pokemon it would be a killer game.

orverall its pretty fun and good to use to play ds when your on the road.

 

[NaYa]

I wish I had this when I was traveling all over East Coast last year!
This game mechanism of utilizing wifi hotspots certainly has great potential for future games.

 

[elixirdream]

Damn... i am not going out for today?
so what would those treasure be?

 

[deathking]

i went for a walk later and got 70 stars and 10 treasures , most were trees , clothes , a gold dragon a chess piece and more collectible items , a few puzzle pieces part 1 and 29 - might be cool game mechanic to find puzzle pieces via wifi, and more star points .
if your playing it i recommend check the points after 10-20 stars found because i think the ds might have a limit on treasures it gives out.
i also got one star for searching at a certain time and will test it out by playing with the internal clock.

this game is great and i want to go out again today but its too cold so i will tomorrow ,but this is possibly the most fun to have with a ds when not actively playing the ds .

sure its not a engaging game but if your active or travel lots its super fun seeing what you get

 

[Martijn]

For those of you that have already tried the game, does it keep scanning for networks (stars) when you close the DS lid? It would be very annoying to have an opened DS with me when cycling.

 

[Iceclaw]

It claims to.

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It seems more like the music portion of Mario Paint..with wifi as a gimic to collect notes.

 

[Raika]

Hehe time to start bringing my DS to school...

 

[Kreatur84]

does it even work in germany?and how does it work?
at my hometown, there are just a few wlan points.
when scanning all the time, must the battery be empty fast.

sorry 4 my bad english

 

[BlueStar]

So does it just give you treasure based on the name of the wi-fi point? And will the same wi-fi name give the same treasure? Can imagine people just sitting changing the name of their own access point to get the items they want.