A no-frills DSi take on Solitaire. It works fine but we want a bit more from a DSiWare game. [Dec 2009, p.98]

A fantastic paint package, but don't be fooled into buying the same thing twice. [Mar 2010, p.92]

Three or four-year-olds will have a ball, but there's nothing here for Contra ReBirth fans. [Dec 2009, p.99]

If you like MySims and use the DSi's camera a lot, you might get some fun out of this. [Dec 2009, p.97]

A fantastic paint package, but don't be fooled into buying the same thing twice. [Mar 2010, p.92]

The difficulty curve will turn you off long before this starts to get interesting. [Dec 2009, p.99]

You can get more of the same for free online, but this is still a compelling little game. [Christmas 2009, p.101]

A good idea in theory, but the execution's a bit sloppy. Only for strategy beginners. [Christmas 2009, p.102]

It's not the worst mini-game collection on Wii. Just one of the worst on WiiWare. [Christmas 2009, p.102]

A fun card game with the added bonus of single-card multiplayer. Nice job. [Feb 2010, p.86]

The best Sudoku game on DSi, but not worth getting if you have any of the other ones. [Jan 2010, p.84]

Should keep snap-happy tweens busy. [Mar 2010, p.94]

For wi-fi multiplayer there's nothing better on DSi but otherwise it's a little lacking. [Jan 2010, p.84]

The dragon is impossible to control. [Jan 2010, p.87]

A decent take on the popular card game, but its lack of privacy defeats the purpose. [Jan 2010, p.86]

Virtually identical to the WiiWare version with the added bonus of not letting other players see your cards. [Jan 2010, p.87]

It's not the most original game in the world but we enjoyed this cute platformer. [Feb 2010, p.85]

Does about as much as you'd hope a notebook on the DSi could do. Fair enough. [Jan 2010, p.85]

It's cheap, it's cheerful and it's relatively compelling. [Jan 2010, p.85]

Extremely basic stuff, this is one WiiWare game that'll have kids bored fairly quickly. [Jan 2010, p.87]

An inventive idea executed well. Worth a look to see what the DSi can actually do. [Feb 2010, p.86]

A blatant cash-in on Rabbids Go Home. [Jan 2010, p.87]

Sacrificing gameplay to save graphics is a big no-no for us. A disappointing port. [Feb 2010, p.87]

Does about as much as you'd hope a notebook on the DSi could do. Fair enough. [Jan 2010, p.85]

It's about as much fun as getting chatted up by a serial killer in a dark alleyway. [Mar 2010, p.93]

It's so generic that minutes after playing it we'd completely forgotten about it. [Mar 2010, p.94]

A shallow experience. [Mar 2010, p.93]

Gordon. We like you. But please don't attach your likeness to a game ever again. [Feb 2010, p.89]