Some great price reductions across the board - on DVD, Blu Ray, and, of course, DS games. A couple stick out as being bargains (such as My Sims Kingdom for £12.95). Anyway, it’s worth a little peek.
Play.com have launched an (up to) 80% off sale. This means some fantastic bargains on DS games!
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars gives Huang Lee a simple mission following his father’s murder: deliver an ancient sword to his Uncle Kenny to ensure his family retains control of the Triad gangs of Liberty City.
Guitar Hero: On Tour allows gamers to take the rock-solid Guitar Hero experience wherever they go. Utilising a revolutionary Guitar Hero Guitar Grip peripheral that fits in the Game Pak slot on the Nintendo DS, Guitar Hero: On Tour gives fans the ability to shred along with their favourite tunes with complete portability.
Nintendo have revamped the popular Nintendo DS, and called it the Nintendo DSi.
Boasting the following enhancements:
Prices start from £159.99.
OK, technically not a bargain, but this game is still very hard to find. Its in stock now at Play.com for £24.99.
As the famous Professor Hershel Layton, you’ve been tasked with solving a mystery that has long plagued St. Mystere. You arrive in the village to investigate the details of a mysterious will and quickly discover the locals all share one obsession - puzzles.
An amazing collection of 100 classic books to read on your Nintendo DS. Hold your DS like a book and use the stylus to turn the pages.
Contains classic books such as Treasure Island, Pride and Prejudice, Hamlet,Romeo and Juliet, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Jane Eyre, Moby Dick, Little Women, Oliver Twist, The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, Wuthering Heights, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and loads more.
Use your Nintendo DS stylus to examine, feed, stroke and play with your animal patients and prove that you are the best vet.
Armed with a high-tech suit and a variety of weapons, you play as Iron Man, taking on entire armies while constantly evolving your Mecha across the deadly desert battlefield.
Were you aware that the Nintendo DS was magic? It is now - “making magic fun” first teaches users how to perform incredible magic and card tricks, then acts as an assistant as they perform for others. Once users learn how to secretly read the enclosed cards, they’ll become master magicians in no time.