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A great Addition to the Yoshi Series

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 0
Date: October 23, 2007
Author: Amazon User

This game is a lot of fun. It takes advantage of the touch screen very well. I have to admit this game is difficult, but the more you play it the better you get at it. Yoshi Touch and Go has 5 awesome modes which are all a blast. The modes are Score Attack, Marathon Mode (my favorite), Time Attack, VS. (multiplayer), and Challenge. It is so creative how you draw clouds and throw eggs, all using the touch screen. I haven't tried Yoshi's Island DS yet, but since this game is so good I want to try it. I got this game for $19.99, which is an awesome deal for a game this great. Try to find this game used somewhere. It's hard to find it because it was one of the first DS games available. Great for all ages!!!

yoshi, kinda slow

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 8
Date: December 04, 2005
Author: Amazon User

Yoshi Touch and go is a great game, but why do the character have to move so slow? I mean you walk 1 mile per hour it seems like. Other wise, it is a fun game for Yoshi lovers and it is really fun.

very fun but not worth the price

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: August 26, 2005
Author: Amazon User

its a cool game for ds. people who are new to ds might enjoy this, but if you want the best nintendo ds moment, you should get nintendogs. i own it and i love it. yoshi touch and go is soo..................simple. but yet a very fun small game i personally play it every week or two and it dosnt get boring but...not what i expected for a mario game (if your a party mario, or a super mario fan you also might enjoy this) overall, a wonderfull simple cool game. but for 30 dollars, its not worth it.

Good Game

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: August 28, 2005
Author: Amazon User

Yoshi touch and go is a great game. On like most of the ds games so far, it has a great use of the touch screen. The game is very fun, but there is no real story mode, just four different ways to play, and two have to be onlocked. But the multiplayer race mode is awsome.

YTAG

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 2
Date: August 29, 2005
Author: Amazon User

I was nervous when I bought this game. Really, it's so unique, it will be a big hit or a horrable disaster. My worries were sort of at ease after I began the game. Instantly, I noticed some flaws. If your like me, you just touch a mode and assume they're going to explain the version to you, well they don't. Instead you have to look for a (fairly small) "Demo" button.

What kind of button is Demo? I mean honestly!

After you understand the whole game you can enjoy it much more. Just thought I would mentioned some flaws before I start my review.

Storyline 2/10: A stoke (bird) is carrying something very speacial... a set of twins. (Mario and Luigi.) I would like to point out now that Mario and Luigi are not twins! As stated from paper mario: "Hey BIG BRO, you got mail." or something like that. Unfortianatley, Kamek comes and knocks Baby Mario out of the stoke's cradle! That's it. Now I know your thinking 'That at least deserves a 3!' Well, let me explain. In order to know what the Storyline is, you must *gasp* read the instruction booklet. In other words they never ever explain the storyline!

Graphics: 3/10: Not impressed. They look like the graphics were ment for gameboy!

Strategy: 6/10: You must strategically place clouds to maximize points/survival/other. You must think hard yet quick, don't get me wrong though, this is nothing like meteos!

Cons:

-The whole point of the game is to make the high score list, not save mario!!!
-This seems like it could get extremely dull without a couple of people to compete for the high score.
-You can't enter your initials.

Overall: If you want to kill some hours, I would reccomend this. If you want a game that will last you forever, try nintendogs.

this game stinks big time

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 0 / 11
Date: August 29, 2005
Author: Amazon User

this is one of the whorst games I have ever played it is a stupid arcade game yoshi is so cool but this game made yoshi look sooooooooooooo stupid I am so mad I cant do this anymore have a good day unless you got yoshi touch and go then have a rotten day

Good Starter game

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 5
Date: October 14, 2005
Author: Amazon User

I am not a huge Nintendo player and so this game was a good starter game for me.

yoshi rocks not

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 0 / 19
Date: March 24, 2005
Author: Amazon User

Yoshi touch and go sounds like a neat title. But no. I had the brains not to buy one because my approach was "Whoopdee-doo another 2d side scrolling game" I mean, come on Nintendo DS has amazing potentiol if you just utilized its power and didn't base games on your budget. Thanks for reading my review.

A completely new gaming experience

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 0 / 2
Date: July 03, 2005
Author: Amazon User

From the moment I first played Yoshi Touch & Go, I knew it was nothing like anything I had ever played before. The game uses the themes of Yoshi's Island from the SNES era, but in this game, rather than controlling Yoshi directly, Yoshi walks on his own and you have to draw clouds on the touch screen to help him cross pits and trap enemies and coins in bubbles so he can retrieve them. You can also tap Yoshi to make him jump, and keep tapping him to make him stay in the air longer. YT&G resembles an arcade game in many ways, such as the fact that the only goal you are trying to accomplish is to get the highest score (which can be very hard). You start out with 2 game modes, Score Attack (trying to get the high score) and Marathon (an endless game where you simply try to get as far along the path as possible). The very fast gameplay takes a while to get used to, but once you get into the game, you'll find it to be highly addictive and very fun.

they could have done so much more with this

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 0 / 3
Date: July 10, 2005
Author: Amazon User

I really want to like this game. Its stylus-action-game gameplay is very, very solid, probably even better than the gameplay of Kirby's Canvas Curse. But this game does so, SO very much less with the engine than the great game Canvas Curse does.

Some people will find enough satisfaction from this game playing for high scores in each of the four modes. As for me, I am only good enough at the game to complete one of the modes, and what I see just isn't enough to keep me playing to improve. Four modes - that's what this game has. The goal is slightly different in each one. But each one has just two stages - Mario falling, and Yoshi carrying Mario. And once you take a single hit from an enemy, it's game over and start from the beginning (or midpoint).

If you want this kind of stylus gameplay guiding the hero and keeping him safe with the stylus, get Kirby: Canvas Curse for DS. Though Yoshi probably has the better play engine, Kirby does so much more with his engine that he puts Yoshi to shame.

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