2208 games Nintendo DS
Pac-Land has been attacked by the legendary ghost Golvis. With the help of a fairy, Pac-Man must save the world and free his friends. Using the touchscreen, players roll Pac-Man similarly to using a trackball. Guide him through 3D levels collecting pac-dots, avoiding ghosts or eating them with power pellets. There are 2 new power-ups - a feather hat which makes Pac-Man float and heavy armour which allows Pac-Man to go underwater.
Pac-Man is teleported by Orson through 15 different levels to fight Erwin, his army of robots, monsters and Spectral Entities to save the world, Pac-Land and the Spectral Realm. Erwin plans to siphon spectral energy from the Spectral Realm to power his army of robots in order to rule the world. Pac-Man uses punching, Rev Rolls, Butt-Bouncing and various new Power Pellets to defeat Erwin and his minions. Pac-Man also pilots Toc-Man in a battle against Erwin’s robot army.
Joined by Pac-Man’s old enemies, Orson, Clyde and Pinky, and new friends along the way, Pac-Man adventures through different levels from a boneyard of old bots to a burning tower, up mountains, through deserts and the Spectral Realm to destroy all of Erwin’s Spectral Syphons.
Pac-Pix originally started as a tech-demo for the Nintendo DS when the DS was first announced. Many people at E3 liked the demo so much that Namco made it a full-fledged game. In this DS exclusive title, Pac-Man has been captured by the ghosts and you must save him. You use the touch-screen to draw Pac-Man and try to eat the ghosts. There are a few different types of ghosts that require a different strategy for each type.
Create your very own classical Masterpieces!
Paint by DS is a digital colouring book that allows you recreate the works of legendary painters such as Hokusai, Cezanne and Van Gogh. There's 15 intricate and relaxing colouring challenge for you to complete, plus a variety of fun mini games to enjoy.
Create your very own classical Masterpieces!
Paint by DS Classic Masterpieces is a digital colouring book that allows you to recreate legendary works such as Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa and Vincent van Gogh's Sun flowers. There are over 30 intricate and relaxing colouring challenges for you to complete, plus a variety of fun mini games to enjoy.
The ultimate colouring book for little soldiers of all ages! Enjoy the images from leading toy model maker Tamiya, and recreate some of the finest military paintings ever seen.
Pang: Magical Michael is a dual-screen update to classic Pang games. It retains the classic gameplay, but with new power-ups and level elements thanks to the two screens. There are also new powers and all new levels and locations. The traditional Pang safari kids have been replaced with a faceless magician.
Panzer Tactics DS is a turn-based strategy game set in World War II and containing three single-player campaigns on the side of the German Wehrmacht, the Red Army or the Western Allies. Players direct their troops, historically accurate tanks, artillery, naval, and aviation units, to engage enemy units, capture cities, and establish supply lines. Hex-maps cover terrain ranging from the deserts of North Africa to the frozen Russian tundra. In addition to the single-player campaigns, the game also features multiplayer support. .
A collection of 38 simple yet addictive mini-games that will probe your mind and get your nerves standing on end!
Double the fun factor with the Touch-Pen, as can only be provided by the Nintendo DS!
Play the same game with up to 3 players and find who's boss of the carnival!
Fight over rankings and bragging rights with the "Party Mode", or play your favourite game with the "Free Mode".
A Big Pig Adventure! Visit pig-tastic landmarks and silly landings around the globe on your quest to Pass the Pigs before you Pig Out and lose all your points.
Rack up 100 points by Pig Rolling using the stylus.
Increase your chances of throwing a Snouter or Trotter by upgrading your pig with an Iron Snout or a Pig In Boots.
Earn fame and fortune in the World Tour mode as your travel around the world.
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