M&M's Adventure - Nintendo DS

This game is really fun.OK, so the physics are broken, the same 12 second music loop plays for the entire game, the level design is confusing...but the graphics are better than you'd expect, and the game gets brutally difficult by the end (especially because of the broken physics).8/10 bad game experience.

100% satisfied

I got this for my daughter for her birthday and she enjoy's it. It better than some of the other games available.

excellent!

kids love it

I'll give Zoo credit for actually trying to do one of those, but the fact is: This is really just another case of branding over game. M&M's Adventure is a butchered DS port of  the Wii game of the same name , but considering the M&M's brand and its reputation in video games, the console version was most likely just trying to cash-in on the candies, too. While it's interesting that the DS game's more-or-less a direct port, it's at least translated in a disastrous fashion. For starters, the framerate can be headache-inducing, and there's only one piece of background music the entire time.M&M's Adventure is a poor man's  Super Mario 64 . You play as one of the M&M's characters and go around uninteresting factory-like environments locked behind doors to gather a total of 120 green M&Ms. Notice any similarities yet? Well, unlike Mario's epic revolutionary venture, M&M's Adventure suffers in so many areas. The levels are as dull as they can get. Boxes and platforms are seemingly scattered around without rhyme or reason, and all you can do is run and jump. And you may wonder "Are there at least any enemies?" - There are, but pose no threat whatsoever. Mario 64 is looking better and better by the second.