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DSi Ware is fast becoming a melting pot of excellent and varied games on the Nintendo DS.

Buy with Nintendo points and download straight to your DSi, it's a great way to play.

Pop Island: Paperfield updates an undiscovered multiplayer gem. All the tactics of capture the flag are squeezed into the miniature 3D world, and with one copy eight can play at once on both DS and DSi.

Wed, 07 Jul 2010 Share: Twitter | facebook

Dark Void Zero recreates history in tangible playable beauty. Amongst the clamour for new, more and better it's refreshing to revisit the past with such dignity. Great to see the children's mind boggle as they comprehend a long gone era of gaming as well.

Wed, 07 Jul 2010 Share: Twitter | facebook

Flipnote Studio is a free DSi-Ware app where you can create animations. A simple flip book interface and intuitive copy, paste and share tools enables players of any ages to animate.

Wed, 16 Jun 2010 Share: Twitter | facebook

Dodogo DSi-ware creates a dialled down platform game. While level design and aesthetic will initially attract, it was the character-full eggs themselves that kept us playing.

Tue, 18 May 2010 Share: Twitter | facebook

Globulos Party brings its spherical creature based minigames from the browser to DSi-Ware. Personality and simplicity delight younger players while the multiplayer modes court interest from the rest of the family.

Fri, 07 May 2010 Share: Twitter | facebook

Game and Watch Judge is video game snap. This is risk-reward rhythm action perfection - do you play cautiously, or go for the big points by getting your hit in early. For those that remember the original 80s hardawre this is not only great fun, but a nostalgic encounter.

Mon, 19 Apr 2010 Share: Twitter | facebook

Game and Watch Chef is like trying to juggle with three random objects. You have to wrestle to keep each in the air as they fly at different speeds and trajectories.

Sat, 10 Apr 2010 Share: Twitter | facebook

Game and Watch Cement Factory takes you back to a better time. Hand crafted crystal proceeds pixels and creates a game that is as addictive as it is simple. A lot of fun as it stands, for those that remember though, this is a trip down memory lane.

Mon, 29 Mar 2010 Share: Twitter | facebook

Starship Patrol is football management for the masses. The DSi-ware game's stripped down visuals and clockwork strategy scratch the same itch as many a soccer sim. As I later discovered these games to be called, tower defence doesn't get much better than this.

Mon, 22 Mar 2010 Share: Twitter | facebook

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