Soul of darkness dsiware rpg games series#

You snap your profile image, you record the sound effects, you pose yourself in all the silly positions they ask you to pose in and you even choose what you're fireball looks like. It lets you create your own cast of fighting characters. Photo Dojo executes its one trick with such amazing effectiveness that you wont care that it's a simple, dumbed down fighter. You also need to take a breather, because you're gonna get TICKED and feel like a moron. As the game progresses, you need to meet up with more characters and have more screens to flip through. You hit that flip button and the bottom screen flips up and becomes the top screen. When you hit a dead end on the top screen, it's because you need to figure out where on the top screen you need to be so when you flip, you're in an ideal non death location. On the bottom screen is an upside down world with a different layout then the one on the top screen you're wandering around in. Except you can't jump, remember? That's where the flipping comes into play. You're goal is to get to the fishman in the stage. You can only climb and walk and shoot bricks. A company I have complete faith in when it comes to tackling a retro concept. All I know is you're trying to stop that piston from smashing into the disc on the other screen and you can just get sucked right into for hours. You're doing this so you can or something. Your job is to direct them using the controls to go into one particular section of the intersection in matching color groups. There are three different 'vehicles' of different colors (Black, Red, and White) that are approaching the intersection. DigiDrives release revolves around the idea of you have this disc and a slowly growing meter (I think they call it a piston) on one screen and a four way stop style intersection on the other screen.

Soul of darkness dsiware rpg games series#

The series is designed to be simple sit down for a session then go about your day styles of games. For five bucks and being from Gameloft, and lot of time and care was actually put into making a really great budget Castlevania clone.ĭigiDrive is a DSiWare re-release of GBA Bit Generations game known as Intersect. New weapons, magical attacks, gothic imagery. A *shudders* 'Metroidvania' game that doesn't so much pay homage to Castlevanias GBA outings as it does just completely rip them off and make them shorter for the app game experience. Imagine a Castlevania GBA game stripped of any and all references to being a Castlevania game and you have Soul of Darkness. And that's why I have compiled this list of my favorite DSiWare games in no particular order except where I tell you the specific order. But not me, I'm a sucker for this kind of stuff. Once in a while a game will pop up that you'll see a review on but usually it goes from Nintendo press release to the ether and you'll never know about. DSiWare isn't something that gets a ton of media attention.