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DS Mini Backpack Review

DS Mini Backpack
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I ordered this case for use with my 3DS system. While the logo shows the "regular" DS logo, I'm happy to say that the 3DS fits very well. Having received the case as part of a 3DS preorder promotion, I researched it very little and wasn't expecting much. However, I was very pleasantly surprised at the quality and features. This is much more than a bag with a single, large pocket for storing the system. Indeed, this case will definitely become the primary travel case for my 3DS.
Not only does the case look nice, but it is well-constructed. The nylon feels strong and all features are stitched on (as opposed to being glued), including the rubber "foot" towards the bottom, which appears to only exist for decorative purposes. Worth specifically pointing out: the amount of padding is substantial for such a small case. I feel like the system is very well protected.
It's hard to see from the photos, but the inside of the case uses a felt divider to separate the inside into two, distinct compartments. The inner-most compartment houses the system. The outer compartment opens surprisingly wide and could easily contain things such as small headphones and/or a charging cable. It does not fit the full-size 3DS docking cradle, but I can't imagine needing to travel with that anyway. The inside of the outer compartment also has a mesh pocket that can easily store a handful of games.
The zipper provides two sliders, allowing you to open only the top portion of the case. This is handy while on an airplane or bus (or any other bumpy vehicle) and you don't want to open the case completely out of fear of something falling out. While plastic, the zipper is substantial and I can't see the sliders ever snagging the edge of the case, becoming dislodged, or becoming misaligned.
I think part of the reason I was surprised was because I had only taken a cursory glance at the images and description before ordering and a number of the features are not readily-apparent when you do this. The aforementioned center divider and dual zipper sliders are one example of this, but there are more. For instance, the case includes a metal (aluminum?) carabineer which is about two inches long. This will allow me to easily clip the case onto my carry-on bag while flying. This is appreciated because my DS has always been something I'm constantly taking out and putting back while traveling and clipping it on the outside of my carry-on bag will make this easy to do. That's not the only option though. The case also includes a small, adjustable strap with a plastic clip which runs vertically down the back-center of the case. Also, both sides have a plastic-coated, fabric loop. I'm not sure what you could use these for, but I wouldn't be surprised if they turned out to be useful for something. You could clip a pen to these, perhaps.
The description claims this case features "elastic drawstring detail". I took this to mean it was a non-functional feature meant only to mimic the appearance of a real backpack. I was wrong. The crisscrossing elastic drawstring is fully functional and even implements a plastic, locking slider at the bottom to tighten/loosen the strap. It's definitely small, but I'm sure you can find a good use for it. For instance, I just tried using it to store my book light and it works perfectly.
Having written all that good, it's time for me to move on to the bad things. Oh, look at that, there aren't any! I'm very happy with this case and I hope you are, too!

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The officially licensed Nintendo DS mini backpack will perfectly match your active lifestyle. Compatible with Nintendo DS Lite & DSi game systems, the mini backpack features a safe slot for your system and lots of extra storage for your games, AC adapter and other essential accessories. It also provides several different carrying options.

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Star War Storm Trooper Darth Vader game Decal Cover SKIN 6 for Sony PSP 1000 Playstation Portable Review

Star War Storm Trooper Darth Vader game Decal Cover SKIN 6 for Sony PSP 1000 Playstation Portable
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This skin was advertised as fitting the Sony PSP, but it was not an exact fit and I threw part of it away. Waste of money.

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Advance Wars: Dual Strike Review

Advance Wars: Dual Strike
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Advance Wars DS is a portable strategy gamers' dream. With 8+ levels of unlockable skills requiring at least 8
hours per CO, the play time of this came could surpass 80 hours easily. Complicating matters would be the unlocked CO skill's
battling your unskilled CO later in the game. An example of the skills are receiving cash for destroyed enemy units,
reducing production costs for your CO by 5%, increased direct fire attack by 5% and a city fighter skill yielding 5% bonus
in cities. Up to four skills can be used at one time by one CO with at least 5 different skills per level.
Two CO's can now be used and switched while playing the game. Kanabei can be used to conduct ferocious attacks and
replaced the next turn with Colin to get cheaper unit production. Coupled with
the skills mentioned above you can customize your skills for power vs profit. After you have filled your CO power meter,
both CO's are filled, you can conduct simulataneous CO super powers to devastating effect on the battlefield.
Another option available in Versus Mode including Design Maps is four levels of AI. Defense, Assault, Normal and Strike.
The AI modes can become very challenging, increasing gameplay value for any given map.
A new History menu item is available in the game. History will provide a through overview of anything you have ever done
in the game with medals awarded for suprassing certain amounts. For example medals are given for XXXXX number of credits.
Multiplayer mode has been revamped with new trading options. Coupled with wireless capability of the DS, Advance Wars
DS will instantly become a classic around any public gaming setting. One word of caution, every player will need a
copy of the game. A copy of the game is almost mandatory from a training stand point. We all know training fellow
gamers can be challenging at times.
All of the game features covered until now, have very little to do with campaign mode. Campaign mode in Advance Wars DS
is just as challenging and refreshingly different as the original editions. Move your troops around obstacles and fight
the bad guys as only Advance Wars can. The tutorials are as always, integrated into the game play and can be quite
frustrating to the "casual gamer" like me.
Graphics in the game are basic with a sort of 3D perspective of the battlefield. Birds randomly fly across during
gameplay. I welcome the large bulky text and simplistic menu system.
Sound is the same as always.
I have enjoyed Advance Wars and Advance Wars 2 for almost three years now.
Hit:
1) History, I enjoy seeing how many units fell in battle.
2) Three M's, Maps, Maps and more maps. This new version delivers!
3) 3 second average load time to the main menu! No waiting for boring company logo and the idle animations are fun to watch.
4) Two CO's.
5) Customizable AI for Design maps.
6) Customizable skills for CO's!
7) New weapons in game: black bomb (5 damage to all affected units) and megatank.
8) New CO's!
Miss:
1) Using the stylus, this veteran likes his control based gameboy. Which still works flawlessly!
2) Music, I keep it switched off.
3) Maps in Design Room are not any bigger.
4) Dual Screen battles are to much of a good thing. Luckily they are not the focus of game play either!

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Advance Wars: Dual Strike is the latest in the hit tactical series. Enjoy an incredible new battle system that takes full advantage of the Nintendo DS system's two screens. New missions will have you commanding air forces on the top screen and ground forces below on the touch screen. Besides leading your army to victory with a slew of original COs, you can also clash with your friends over wireless connections.Easy-to-use map editor

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Star Wars (Players Choice) Review

Star Wars (Players Choice)
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this is a game you can't get tired of. It's one of those games you can't put down after you've started. ok, the graphics aren't the greatest but you have to remember, this game was around when the original big fat clunky gameboy was around which makes the graphics pretty good for its time, I think. and this game has characters and dialogue right from the movie. there a flaws like every other item you'll buy. the game doesn't exactly follow the movie. when you land on the deathstar you never get to be disguised as a stormtrooper as i had hoped. another thing is you find out princess leah (however you spell it) is on the detetion level and you're already on the detetion level. and the only thig obi wan does for you is give you the lightsaber which yo only need to use once in the entire game. and i think te deathstar trench run could hve been spruced up a little more but it's still pretty cool. overall this is a great game though. some people complain about there not being a save option. i don't want one! this game is way to cool to stop playing!

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Star Wars: Empire at War Gold Pack Review

Star Wars: Empire at War Gold Pack
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Great game for all Star Wars fans. I had this game before and keep coming back to play it over and over.

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LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars Review

LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars
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Wow, i can't believe i am the first one to write a review for this game. I can see all the other 3DS games have received a few reviews, but this one. I'm gonna give this game some lovin and attention.
It is hard to review a game in words, so i am going to do my best. I wanted a game that was Mario like and since the launch titles for the 3DS were lacking a Mario and Zelda, i ended up picking this title up because i enjoy action adventure games. I didn't want Rayman 2 because it is another remake of the Rayman that was on the Dreamcast and the Rayman that was also released on the original DS Lite.
For anyone whose ever played the other installments in the Lego series (Batman, Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, etc) then one pretty much knows what's in store. The game is a great action/adventure platformer. You get to control some of your favorite Star Wars characters in this game and level one actually starts off where you control Yoda. You scroll through the levels with different objectives and things that must be collected. You can also switch between characters at anytime. In level one, Yoda can change between 2 characters and of course these characters serve a purpose. For instance, one character can swing far distances where Yoda can't, but he can levitate objects and so forth. Nice balance of utilizing players for different goals. Along the way, you'll encounter many villians that must be defeated. This game is sorta of a button masher. Of course, if you have seen the movie then you will pretty much get the layout of each round/episode. The visuals in this game are truly stunning. It is so nice to see Nintendo ramp things up and provide PSP/PS2-esque graphics on a handheld and i knew they had it in them to create this, but i had no idea that such visuals could be served up in a cartridge and not on a CD-esque (UMD) form. I must stress the fact that 3D effects are a nice touch, but the game is really 2.5D and not 3D. When i purchased my 3DS i kept thinking that i'd be playing games like felt like watching the movie 'Avatar'. That is not the case. Things don't really fly at you, but some of the effects in this game do create that on a smaller scale such as, trees, branches, ships, etc. It just enhances the game where it gives the illusion that it is something the gamer can touch, but can't. The game also functions well in 2D. The 3D is really just an added bonus and it works well in this title. When i was jumping around from platform to platform, my palms were sweating because of the 3 dimensional effect which made it seem that Yoda could fall off if he is to close to the edge. The rocks/platforms really POPPED and gave the game a breathe of depth that doesn't exist in 2D hanheld/console games. Even the trees and explosions look stunning.
This is defnitely a game to own with hours of fun. I just wish the 3DS games were a bit cheaper. Thirty bucks sounds about right, but not forty.

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LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars is a single player Action-Adventure game for Nintendo 3DS that builds on the long recognized family-friendly fun and quality gameplay that is the hallmark of the LEGO video game franchise. Utilizing the groundbreaking capabilities of the Nintendo 3DS (sold separately), the game features 3D renditions of fan favorite scenes from Star Wars: The Clone Wars and seasons 1 and 2 of the hit animated Clone Wars TV series, which players participate in via the easy to pick up, block oriented LEGO video game play mechanics. The 3DS 3D effect can be adjusted* to the player's liking via the 3DS' 3D Slider functionality and improved top LCD display. Additional features include: new characters, mini-games, 3D space battles, 3DS Street Pass wireless functionality and more.


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