Hotel Dusk: Room 215 ds

Pros: A fun little interactive novel/adventure game

Cons: Nintendo has barely acknowledged its existence

The Bottom Line: Seriously, I bet most people at Nintendo don't even know they published this game.

Review: The Nintendo DS has made its name not with traditional game software but with 'niche' non-games that push the boundaries. A couple years ago Nintendo and Japanese developer Cing released Trace Memory, an interactive novel of sorts (or, ...

Pros: A cunning, well-written story and enticing characters make for a good slow-paced game.

Cons: Super linearity and sometimes frustration for events can be a small turnoff.

The Bottom Line: While it suffers from a few thoughts, Hotel Dusk: Room 215 is a marvelous adventure game for anyone who likes a good read.

Review: Too long, don't want to read? Skip to the end to read the summary and get the final score! Nintendo doesn't often take leaps off the proverbial cliff. While many new properties have been promised, Nintendo often seems to squabble them, ...

Pros: Unique, interesting storyline, makes use of stylus, makes you think

Cons: Limited options, somewhat short

The Bottom Line: Great game! Very unique and developed story line.

Review: This is a great game if you bored of the regular shoot em up games that fill the market. It really feels like you are reading a mystery book (you even hold the DS vertically!) but with the added benefit of seeing parts of what you are reading. Not only ...

Pros: atmosphere and style, innovation, generally good writing

Cons: not much replay value;

The Bottom Line: An enjoyable, electronic walk through a detective novel on your DS.

Review: (this review was originally begun about a year ago, but I just recently got around to finishing and publishing it)IntroductionHotel Dusk is a puzzle/mystery game similar to Professor Leyton but with a much darker style and ...

Pros: Graphics are good Gameplay is well done. The story is intriguing. The puzzles are easy.

Cons: The dialogue seems a bit off.

The Bottom Line: I enjoyed this game and would highly recommend it to anyone with a DS.

Review: Well, since I have already put up a quick gaming story, I figured I might as well continue it with a semi-review of the game that I currently am in the midst of (hence the “semi” and not full fledge review). But don’t you worry, race fans, this won’t be ...