Unlike normal games with Kirby in it, you couldn’t control him using any buttons. Kirby Canvas was simply a fantastic game. The hours of my life I spent playing this game are hours I truly don't want back. There’s not much to argue for or against here. The multiplayer features, as with Mario Kart, made it really fun as well. It was still a really fun game, and did bring a few new dimensions to it with the touch screen. However… it’s Lego Star Wars, so it makes the list. It was the same old Lego Star Wars that we had already played, and it had quite a few glitches. To be quite frank, this wasn’t a fantastic game. Nintendogs may be a simple, “girly” game in your opinion, but your opinion is wrong. You could brush it, bathe it, pet it, and play with it using the stylus. You could teach your dog its name and commands using the microphone on the DS. Why would I walk my actual dog when I could use my stylus to walk one on the screen? Nintendogs was really fun because it utilized all the DS had to offer. And yet, the idea of taking care of an animated, fake dog on a handheld device was insanely fun. These games are ranked, and are absolutely influenced by my own personal bias. Let’s take a stroll back to a simpler time and revisit some of the games that truly made the touch screen device unbeatable. In a world dominated by smartphones, tablets, and even touch screen laptops, it doesn’t seem so wild today, but it was revolutionary. The idea of a touch screen, at the time, was simply crazy.
It’s incredible to think how quickly the Game Boy evolved. It was black and white, everything was so tiny, and the sounds were so cool.
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