Drawn to Life for Nintendo DS (DS) for DS Reviews

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Pros: fun game concept, your drawings come to life from Shopping.com Pros: You get to draw everything and have it come to life! from Shopping.com I liked the game for the fact that you can draw the character and even some elements of the game... but other than that it was very repetitious. from Amazon.com I don't want to ruffle anyone's feathers....but whats with the 20+ "Reviews" of people typing that their grandson or daughter really liked the game? When did the amazon review section become a comment forum? from Amazon.com Ok, so I've only played about 30 min, but from what i've seen so far this game is great. It's very funny seeing something you've drawn wander arround and do stuff. If you have kids that love to draw this game would be great for traveling when you don't want markers and crayons all over the place. from Amazon.com I think it's cool that this game allows you to do some drawing and have some fun while playing a somewhat actiony game, but find it lame that a majority of the things it gives you to "draw" (color) are already pre-drawn, you just get to color them in. The game is slightly frustrating at points, as the further you go in it, the harder it gets. from Amazon.com I bought this game for myself about 6 months ago- and it became a quick family favorite. We fight over who's turn it is to play it! from Amazon.com Drawn to Life is a unique game where you draw your own character. You unlock weapons and use cool attacks to fight the"Darkness"(shadow creatures). from Amazon.com What "draw" me to this game (no pun intended), was the fact that you could create your own character and other elements in the game. Sounds fun, no? from Amazon.com Drawn to Life" is really, in essence, three games seamlessly united into one: lightweight RPG, slick side-scrolling platformer, and art/drawing program. If you enjoy these elements, even to a slight extent, you will enjoy the experience of "Drawn to Life." from Amazon.com