505 Games Puzzles Us
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505 Games keeps amazing us with the amount of puzzle games you can come up with for Nintendo DS. Inside is the official announcement of three more titles to spell, calculate and colour your way.
505 Games is set to test the world using a line-up of fiendish puzzle and brain stimulating titles created exclusively for Nintendo DS. Are you ready to spell, calculate and colour your way to success?
Spellbound, Maths Made Simple and Blended provide DS owners with the perfect mix of learning, intellectual stimulus and addictive puzzle action. What's more, they're all heading your way this Autumn : just in time for those cold train commutes to work or a little bit of extra-curricular activity for pupils starting the new term.
Spellbound Spellbound is an innovative spelling game that tests your language skills and gets more difficult as your abilities improve. With more than 25,000 different words to spell, 100 potential difficulty levels and 11 varied modes you'll be a walking dictionary in no time. And, if you want a little extra challenge, you can choose from five languages to hone your foreign abilities too.
Features:
- Test yourself with more than 25,00 spelling words
- 11 challenging word games
- Improve your spelling in Quick Play mode
- Choose from 100 difficulty levels
- Learn words in five languages
Features:
- Learn simple and fun ways to perform complex calculations
- Lesson mode with 17 different calculation methods
- Choice of game play modes: Lesson, Quiz, Drill and Skill Exam
- Hint mode will suggest how to use maths effectively in everyday life
Features:
- Simple but addictive gameplay
- Four different single-player modes: Quick Draw, Freehand, Puzzle and Painter
- Two multiplayer modes: Tug of War and Speed Painting
- Wireless demo to send to friends with a Nintendo DS
Spellbound is released on September 5th, Maths Made Simple is heading your way on October 3rd and Blended completes the set on November 7th. All are available exclusively on Nintendo DS.
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