42 All Time Classics (Nintendo DS)

This is one of those DS games which is just about perfect. You'll find at least 10-15 games you love, and the rest of your family will too. If you have 2 or more DS consoles you can play against each other - my 4 year old just picked it up and is the house Bowling champ. My mum (about to hit 60) loves Escape, so much so that we got her the game to play on my dad's DS. I haven't had a chance to try the various modes as it is snatched off me by the rest of the family as soon as I sit down with it. I have managed to try out the WIFI mode against others around the world which makes it all the more intense. Overall, a must have game - go get it!

This game is great for the DS because it is so easy to pick up and play for a few minutes without getting frustrated or bored, even if you play for longer periods. The games are all fairly simple but there really is 42 of them, and they really are all proper games (admittedly a few felt a little samey, but msot of the time on these games you find only a few decent ones.) The controls are so easy to use and totally designed for the DS, and unlike a lot of games where I feel that it could have been made much simpler and less difficult to use. This is a great game at a great price and I would recommend you buy it!

Be aware that you cannot play any of these games against another person on the same DS - so if you're stuck at the airport with a friend don't expect to be able to play a game of darts (for example) on one DS handing the console back and forth between you. The programmers obviously haven't anticipated this contingency. A shame because that would have surely been minimal effort to implement. You either play the computer or another DS owner. The computer is rubbish at chess even on hard which is difficult to excuse - a decent library of opening moves does not seem to have been included in the engine (which would have only required a few paltry kilobytes of storage) and the processing power in even the little DS should be more than capable of playing an accomplished game. That said, this game really comes into its own with wireless play - if you have wireless internet playing darts or bowling against people around the world whilst chilling on the sofa is frighteningly addictive.

I am new to Nintendo, and was unsure, at 56, what games would suit me. This was my first game purchased, and I am highly delighted with it. It has all the old favourites, but not all are accessible to begin with: you have to work on the others to earn access. There is plenty of choice between solitaire and mutiple-player games and I have whiled away many enjoyable hours with this game, and can only say to whoever reads this: if you enjoy card & board games, buy it!! You will not be disappointed!

I am a new ds owner. My son bought me one for my birthday and, being a pensioner, I was sceptical but went along with it. I tried a couple of training games but then I ordered this one! WOW! I can't stop playing it. Have had it a couple of months now and play almost every day. When I'm not playing it I look forward to a moment to get stuck into it again. I love all the games and particularly enjoy playing 'human' opponents via the wireless connection. Would not be without it and I get quite upset when my grandchildren want to have a go!!!!

As with all games in this genre, it is pretty damn good but nothing fantastic. Some of the games are completely ignored by me as I couldn't be bothered learning about them but the majority were easy to follow. If you are a fan of board games, I am sure you will like this product.

Great game - lots of individual games to choose from. Ideal for older people (like me) who just want to play more simple games rather than the really complex and technical games that exist for kids nowadays. Great purchase for people who want to play retro games.

This game is great fun with friends as there are so many varieties of games to play; from card games like Black Jack and Sevens to popular games inspired from 'Battleships', 'Squares' and even billiards, darts and bowling. If you are unsure of how a particular game is played there is a mnaual for each game which offers detailed instructions. Online play was generally very good when I played it some years ago, however, in recent times it has become more difficult to find other players online. If you have a group of friends who each have a Nintendo DS though, there is so much fun to be had. A lot of the games also work if only one person has the cartridge in their Nintendo DS system via 'Download Play'. Highly recommended.

Wow, this is probably the DS game with the most bang for you buck. Card Games, some Board Game, some Action Games. Good selection. Even includes Shogi, which isn't to common among game packs like these. Doesn't include Go, sadly. Also, the version of Battleship that they have (called "Grid Attack") gives players ships that are only a single square big, which almost totally ruins the game. Other than that, all the games are pretty solid gameplay wise. The program is controlled entirely with the touch screen, menus and games. Some of the games require you to beat "Stamp Mode", which is a mode where you have to play specific games in order to progress to the end. It's a little gimmicky maybe, but I think that it helps keep things interesting by making you play games you might not otherwise bother with at least a few times. You get 1 stamp if you lose the game, and 3 if you win the game, and you need 3 to go to the next game. Extra stamps carry from game to game but no from one "level" to the next (there's 5 levels of stamp mode). Beating each level of Stamp Mode unlocks one of the locked games, beating them all on Easy unlocks Normal and Hard. If you beat Normal you get a stamp you can use in the chat, and if you beat Hard you get a special color for the pen tool. Did I mention the chat? Apparently it'd integrated with the PictoChat system, so you can send messages to people that are in PictoChat while you're in Clubhouse Games. Which would be cool if PictoChat was a thing that people still used. You can't even get PictoChat on the 3DS, which is what people have been moving towards lately. Oh well. It has online multiplayer, and with local wifi you can use Download Play to play games with your friends that have a DS but don't have their own copy of the game. Basically, this game is the best. It's my second favorite DS game (after Pokemon: Soul Silver, of course). I'm not gonna say much more about this because it's very clear what you're getting so there's no need for me to go on.

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Clubhouse Games has great, varied collection of traditional card/board games. Great for a quick, time-killing game of Hearts or a long, four hour plane trip. I'd definitely recommend this if you love traditional games but have no one to play with.

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This is a great game or I should say set of games. We ended up buying a 2nd game so we can play each other. The games play well, the card games play very well. I like Hearts, Sevens especially. Sevens is a quick play and a lot of fun. Chinese checkers is fun. Ludo is a fun game, but it takes longer to play. I usually like the "quick games" while I'm waiting for someone or something. My wife wasn't too sure about buying the DS's for the kids to begin with. But we both have taken the games over and she plays the Clubhouse Games all the time. Actually the kids 8 and 6 play Club House games also and enjoy even though this is more geared for adults. They like Balance and Dots and Boxes, bowling and darts. You can buy this if you look around for under $10. It rates up there with one of the best value purchases I've made recently. We've had a lot of use out of the games and play them almost everyday to unwind.