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Console:	Nintendo DS
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Year:	2004
RFG ID #:	U-087-S-00030-A
Part #:	NTR-APRE-USA
UPC:	010086670004
Developer:	Sonic Team
Publisher:	Sega
Rating:	(ESRB): Crude Humor , Mild Violence , Suggestive Themes
Genre:	Action
Sub-genre:	Mini-Games
Players:	1
Controller:	System Controls + Stylus
Media Format:	DS Card

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• Breath, Stylus, and Voice

Feel the Magic: XY/XX is notably one of the first DS titles to make use of both the touch screen and microphone. It is a very clever and highly addictive game, definitely one that has set a new standard for gameplay.

Feel the Magic follows a good old fashioned "win the girl, rescue the girl, save the girl's life" storyline. In between skits you have to play through a mini-game or a series of mini-games to get to the next skit point. First you must win the girl's attention. After having won her attention you keep her interest by impressing her. Eventually she's kidnapped and you then must rescue her. The situations range from potentially dangerous to life threatening. The mini-games range from very simple to "I'm going to break this thing." Some have a classic feel while others are more futuristic and fast-paced. A few where the object is to touch "X" to make them disappear remind me of Duck Hunt (NES) for some reason. There is a little bit of everything to be had with Feel the Magic.

There are 3 different modes of gameplay. Story Mode is the core of the game. The skits are followed by a mini-game or series of mini-games. The further along you get in Story Mode, the more Memories you'll have. Memories mode is a collection of mini-games you've cleared in Story. Maniac really isn't a game mode, more like a Barbie dress-up mode if you will. Here you can swap the girl's clothes with clothes you've unlocked. Clothing can be unlocked by finding Hidden Rabbits in Story Mode or by playing Memories. Some clothing can be unlocked by turning on Feel the Magic with certain Sega GBA titles in the GBA slot.

Both the graphics and music are reminiscent of a 70's disco. The colors are very urban funk if you can "dig it". Skits are cleverly drawn out in comic book fashion while clearly getting the point across with a few small scenes. It is both simple and beautiful in an artsy fashion. The controls range from simple to difficult depending on the mini-game being played and how steady of a hand the player has. Some require tracing or touching exact points on the screen while others give the player a bit of leeway. When voice is used to control the action the control is very simple. When breath is used it'll be easier for some. For those that get dizzy easily it may prove slightly more difficult to complete the scene. Overall Feel the Magic is everyone's game.

Console	Reg.	Type	Title	Publisher	Year	Genre
Nintendo DS		S	Feel the Magic: XY/XX [Demo]	Sega	2004	Action
Nintendo DS		S	Kimi no Tame Nara Shineru	Sega	2004	Action
Nintendo DS		S	Kimi no Tame Nara Shineru [Happy Price!]	Sega	2005	Action
Nintendo DS		S	Project Rub	Sega	2005	Action
Nintendo DS		S	Project Rub [Demo]	Sega	2005	Action
Nintendo DS		S	Project Rub	Sega	2005	Action
Nintendo DS		S	Project Rub	Sega	2005	Action

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