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Soul Bubbles brings Loco Roco to the DS in some style - matching both gloopy physics, and high production values. But more than this it proves that gameplay and controls matter more than visuals.

Although I really enjoy gaming with my kids, I am still a few years away from really being able to 'play' with them. Currently I do more assisting than playing. Whether the controls are too complex, or the motor skills of a three and five year old still have dome developing to do before they are ready, there aren't many games that they can happily play on their own. Buttons in particular seem to cause confusion, both the pressing and holding for acceleration and the left right D-Pad to steer.
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After the success of Loco Roco, an organic platform game on the PSP that tasked you with rolling various bubble shaped creates around a plant filled environment, Mekensleep successfully bring a similar experience to the DS that makes the most of the handheld's touch screen controls.

Soul bubbles takes the platform game concept and stretches it to near breaking point - but in a good way. Here, you guide your on-screen character (a bubble) through various caverns and caves, avoiding enemy creatures and unhelpful air currents. This is all controlled with simple swipes of the stylus that really give the impression of blowing an amorphous bubble through space.
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