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"Inevitable immaturity aside, Picross is an exceptional puzzle game with a no-nonsense presentation."
--Jeremy Parish, 1UP
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"Competitive play just doesn't work as well as it does for some other puzzle games, but it can still be fun in short spurts."
--Mike Gamin, Nintendo World Report
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"In Picross DS, you get a real sense of accomplishment, while still being just as enthralled as with the Tetrises and Meteoses of the world."
--Justin Leeper, Yahoo!Games
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"Everything is very well presented and colourful, as always with Nintendo, and the in-game interface is very easy to grasp."
--Ross Alexander, Ace Gamez
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"On the presentation side of Picross DS, the interface is simple, clean and easy to navigate. Buttons have a nice glossy look to them and slow choices of Jazz, Reggae or Bossa Nova BGMs doesn’t disturb your thinking during puzzles."
--Gamer, GameBrink
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"Zooming in and moving about just makes things too confusing, and piles on the pressure when you are playing a timed game."
--Will Freeman, Pro-G
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"It hasn’t fallen pray to the no-content problem that most puzzle games have nowadays, in fact, there may even be too much content here!"
--Phil Beveridge, Cubed3
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"To be blunt about it, the game’s damn addictive – opening up my DS to check something found me still playing half an hour later."
--Jess Nickelsen, NZGamer
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"An extremely simple level creator shows you the ins and outs of making puzzles to send wirelessly to your friends, and with Nintendo's Wi-Fi Connection you'll be sharing with your mates while they're not even around."
--Newsboy, GamePlanet
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"By offering a ton of puzzles to play alone and the constant challenge of online play, Picross DS is a long-lasting puzzle game and an awesome value at $19.99."
--Jeff Gerstmann, GameSpot
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