Disney Friends

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26 Nov 2008 Disney Friends, not so friendly I bought this game for my son, he became frustrated within minutes. He passed it off to me and after the long intro with Tinkerbell and the Alien I got to my first "friend", Stitch. According to the directions it was our job to keep our friends happy. We used all of our money to purchase snacks and before we knew it every sandwhich was gone. It took a little work but we finally reached our goal of making Stitch 100% happy. We were stuck, we couldn't move to the next level and we had no more... –Nickolafrom Amazon.com
28 Oct 2008 Too difficult for preschooler Bought this game for my 4yr old son who is quite good at many DS games above his age level. This one though was TOUGH and he lost interest bc you really need to be able to read to understand how to play the game. There is a lot of interacting with the characters that he may like as he gets a little older, but not a lot of active game play which he enjoys. There is a LOT of reading in fine print, which gave me a headache as I was trying to help him. Looks like it would be fun for older (7-10) yea... –L. Jamesfrom Amazon.com
14 Oct 2008 You need good eyes to read the printing. I'm glad I got this as a deal of the day and did not pay full price. I mainly do brain challenge type games so I wanted a bit of comic relief.

The characters are cute but you don't get all of them at once. I mainly wanted Pooh Bear and it may be a long time until I get him as I cannot read most of the commands, the print is yellow on gold and small most of the time.

Disney knows the DS screen is small you would think they could make the print the same as in the other games. –kindred spiritfrom Amazon.com

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