7 /10 1 Votes7
7.4/10 IGN | 68% Initial release date 9 February 2006 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Similar Trioncube, Point Blank DS, Bomberman Land Touch!, Pac‑Pix, Pogo Island |
Quickspot nintendo ds gameplay match em
QuickSpot (爽解!右脳の達人 まちがいミュージアム, Unou no Tatsujin: Soukai! Machigai Museum) is a video game for the Nintendo DS developed by Namco Bandai. It is designed similar to games such as Brain Age which uses simple brain teaser to exercise reflexes and brain function. It is a part of Nintendo's Touch! Generations brand.
Contents
- Quickspot nintendo ds gameplay match em
- Quickspot gameplay video scroll
- The game
- Concept
- Controls
- Modes and gameplay
- Multiplayer
- Release information
- Japan
- North America
- Korea
- References
Quickspot gameplay video scroll
The game
The game projects two images, the correct one on the top screen, and an error filled one on the bottom screen. Comparing the two images, the player has to locate and find the inaccuracies or changes from the top screen to the touch screen.
Concept
This game is based on the traditional game spot the difference. GamePro.com described the game "like a mix between Where's Waldo and the Hidden Pictures section in Highlights magazine".
Controls
The players use none of the face buttons or D-Pad on the DS. The entire game is played using the touch screen and stylus. The player draws a circle using the stylus when the player spots the difference between the top image on the bottom screen. In some instances, the built in microphone is used.
Modes and gameplay
Multiplayer
QuickSpot uses DS Download Play with support for up to eight players. Two exclusive modes appear in this mode that are not playable in the single player game.
Release information
Currently QuickSpot has had released in three territories. Currently, there are no plans for a Europe, China, or Australia release.
Japan
The game was released first in Japan on February 2, 2006. The game has good success and sales prompting Namco Bandai to release a sequel in Japan only called 爽解!右脳の達人 ちがいミュージアム2(Unou no Tatsujin: Soukai! Machigai Museum 2).
North America
It was announced at the website GoNintendo that this game would come over stateside. The current release date is March 19, 2007. This is 13 months after the Japanese launch. An early review of this game on GameSpot gave it a rather low score of 6.3 – fair. The North American version also adds references to other Namco franchises like Pac-Man, Mappy, and Mr. Driller.
Korea
A Korean release is planned for South Korea after a successful launch for the new Nintendo of Korea subsidiary and Nintendo DS Lite in the country. It came out on March 8, 2007 along with the hangul translation of New Super Mario Bros.