Meteos for DS

Pros: good puzzle dynamics, addictive, good control scheme, high replay value

Cons: some block graphics are hard to see, tough learning curve, no online play

The Bottom Line: This could be the best game on the Nintendo DS.

Review: Not since the original Gameboy had I made a puzzle game my first game system purchase. And with the Gameboy it was unintentional since Tetris was bundled with the system. Not to say I'm complaining in either case; both games were fantastic. However, with ...

Pros: Fresh concept, excellent use of the stylus, top-notch presentation, and packed with replay value

Cons: The lazy omission of online play

The Bottom Line: Meteos is a wonderfully unique addition to the otherwise stale pantheon of puzzle games. Don't be surprised if it takes up nearly-permanent residence in your DS.

Review: As a late adopter of the Nintendo DS, I figured I missed the boat to review this game. Shockingly, this is only the second review of this spectacular game. I can only imagine that other Meteos owners are simply too busy playing to write about it, ...

Pros: Single-Pack multiplayer. tons of unlocks and replay value

Cons: lack of online play.

The Bottom Line: Fun, and litterally addictive DS game. Great gift to any DS owner, and it realy shows off the touch screen and audio power of the DS

Review: Ive played this game off of a friends DS, got so addicted, i let him borrow my PS2 while i borrowed his DS. Once you get it home, pop it in, theres a setting called tutorial which plays a video for people who dont know how to play, and dont want to read ...

Pros: Great fun and lasts ages, better than the old classic that is Tetris.

Cons: Sore eyes and hands after long sessions.

The Bottom Line: Meteos is a great game, fast and frantic or slow and relaxing depending on your mood, one of the best puzzle games ever made.

Review: As soon as you turn Meteos on, it becomes apparent that it is no ordinary puzzle game. For starters, it has a plot, which tells you in no uncertain terms – “If Meteos stack too high, the world ends!” Don’t expect it to be made into a Hollywood ...