Bust-a-Move DS (Nintendo DS, 2005)

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this game was exactly what i expected and some. great buy. i had maybe just one problemo, that in versus i had to shut off completey to change character and that there no story. but hey i got it for the classic puzzle mode

the game is great, the multiplayer funtion is also, and the music was also great!, the only problem is that it doesnt log your scores very well,

If youre a fan of the Bust-A-Move series then you're going to love this one too. With a fun, new style of gameplay where you use the touch screen to direct your shots, the game is changed enough to make it fun and appealing all over again. With good graphics and entertaining music, this game will be extremely enjoyable even to people who have never played the series before. With online play and battles against a competent AI, this game has lots of lasting appeal. My only complaint is that the levels are either hit or miss. They are either really easy to beat in 5 shots, or were made by a sadist and take a long time to beat. Some of the levels are more annoying than fun. However, I love the endless mode and play it all the time, so even if you dont have friends in the area, you can still have lots of fun playing solo.

I can't give this game any higher rating than average because the split screen on Nintendo DS is so hard to get used to. I'm used to arcade Bust-a-Move or Puzzle Bobble where the whole gameboard is on one screen. On the DS you shoot from the bottom screen while the bubbles are on the top screen. It makes it more difficult to line up your shots and it can put a strain on your eye having to look back and forth between the two screens. One cool thing about this game is the two modes, one of which uses the stylus to launch bubbles. Overall it's a fun game but I'm still not able to get over the split screen, as you can probably tell.

Excellent game--hours of fun! Many different levels and puzzles. A little different from the original game, where you aim and shoot using the controller. The DS game uses the touch screen to aim and shoot like a sling shot.

A fun game for only $15!! This is a great game for any fan of the series or anyone a fan of puzzle games!!

I've been looking for this game for so long and thanks for contacting me about the game. It was a good deal too. i tried to get it in stores but it was either cost too much or they were all out. thanks again

The game is challenging and addictive. It is easy to figure out how to play and occupies your time for hours.

I love the game but I dont like that it wont put in names for records and times like other ds games will.

I didn't buy it for me, but the person I gave it to, was delighted. She was looking for this game and couldn't find it.

i wanted to buy this game because i once had it for another console which unfortunately had to be sold. I love the game, it brings back memories and i love how theres so many levels that im able to play. The characters, as always, are very cute. The graphics aren't great but i didnt expect them to be. They meet my expectations as does the game in it's entirety. :)

Very fun puzzle shooter game! If you like the arcade version, you will be a fan of the DS version. It has numerous puzzles to keep you busy for a long time. The difficulty is appropriate as well. Overall i'd give it an 8/10!

A friend was looking for the game because we couldn't find it in any of our stores. I purchased the game for myself and ended up having to get another one because we loved it so much!

I had the original bust a move game and i enjoyed it a lot this is why I got this game. It does not seem to have the same kind of play that the original game had and all you do is use your stylus to slingshot the ball into the other screen. I would not reccomend this game to anyone.

Just like the other Bust-A-Move games! The only difference is you use both screens. Once one gets the hang of it it's not to bad. Different modes to play in. Give it a try!

It was like purchasing a new game, even though it has been opened before. Everything was inside the package, but the game, booklet, and box were all mint. Great price for a used like new game.

The transaction was fast and clean. very efficient. thank you very much for a great, prompt service!

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The game uses touch screen controls, but one wrong move, and it's Game Over.

The game is a great Nintendo game, and I gave it a 5/5 on the rating scale.

We had a video game of Bust-aMove for nintendo 64 and liked it. Seen this one and decieded to buy it for my sons nintendo DS. It works great and is loads of fun my my kids.

They didn't send my item and they keep ignoring me when I tell them that it wasent send to my house and I even call the post office and nothing. Really bad sellers not honest.

I had been told that this game was one that was well worth the money and I must agree it is! I've had it about 2 weeks now and have played it for many hours without becoming bored. I find it challenging and an constantly trying to improve my scores on it. I'm very glad that I have added this to my collection of DS games--it was money well spent.

This is a good puzzle game and there are many ways to play so I did not find this
as repetitive as other puzzle games. (like Meteos) I found it fun to play and a good game for $15.

I was really surprised at how different the DS version of Bust-a-move was from the earlier editions, probably because the latest one I have was like Bust-a-move 99 (for N64)...HA!!! But I like the different way it's played. You use the stylus to move the launcher which is like a big rubber band, instead of aiming with the buttons. It takes a whie to get used to it, though. I think the only thing that's really the same is the concept of popping the bubbles, not much else.