Touchmaster game for ds

A whole bunch of touchable minigames are coming to your DS soon courtesy of Midway. All that time you waste playing with that crazy touch-screen trivia game at the local bar is about to pay off--big-time. Midway shrinks down its popular touch-screen trivia arcade games to a new palm-sized title. First screens inside. TouchMaster First Released Jun 25, released. You're Good to Go! Latest on TouchMaster.

Write a Review. Positive: 3 out of 6. Mixed: 2 out of 6. Negative: 1 out of 6. The graphics are a little small for the DS screen, but it's very functional.

If you like arcade style puzzle games, you can't beat 23 on one cartridge. In addition to the fun of trying to beat your previous efforts with a top 10 list for every game , you can play multi-player These games are designed to swallow quarters, and those are some of the most compelling. If you are like me, you will have problems putting it down.

Much better value than almost every Ninendo DS game I have played to date. The game is strangely addictive. I have been playing with my wife and the competition is fierce.

We're nowhere on the top 10 lists on The game is strangely addictive. We're nowhere on the top 10 lists on the ranking page but we're aiming for a couple. Definitely a keeper. This game is such a great time killer. My wife and I spent 24 hours in an Airport and this game got us through the night.

Only down side is This game is such a great time killer. Only down side is the online mode is still confusing. NGamer UK needs to fire their reviewers and start fresh. The games included in this collection is very similar to those found in the table NGamer UK needs to fire their reviewers and start fresh. These games could get a little boring after a while just like they do in the bars. This game is an alright minigame compilation.

Nothing too special, but it is a fun little distraction to take out once in a while. Being one of the developers of the original Touchmaster, I find the version made for the DS to be highly disappointing. The game is riddled Being one of the developers of the original Touchmaster, I find the version made for the DS to be highly disappointing.

The game is riddled with bugs and had been modified with lame game play. What was surprising was that the Midway development team was given all the original game code and artwork. Apparently, the game team decided to "improve" upon the game design ruining the flow of the game. The graphics could had been scaled properly to fit the DS screen and they could had used the top screen to allow more information and game play.

It is unfortunate that the Midway team and management botched such an easy port of a proven game system. I guess this is yet another one of the resaons that Midway as a company is performing so poorly. Don't waste your money on this poor implementation of a casual game.