Customer Reviews

Touchmaster

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4 star:		(40)
3 star:		(15)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(6)

 

 

Touchmaster for the DS does just what it's title implies; it's a collection of various mini-games that take advantage of the touch screen and stylus, and are incredibly simple to get a hang of. Touchmaster features 23 mini-games involving cards, trivia, and puzzlers to boot, including takes of Yahtzee, solitare, mahjong, and more. While the games are fun, simple to pick up and play, and all take advantage of the DS' unique capabilities, there ultimately isn't enough here to hold your long term interests. Nintendo's own Clubhouse Games is a much better investment than Touchmaster, and features a wider variety of games to pick and are more fun as well. That aside, there's nothing really bad about Touchmaster at all. The game offers Wi-Fi support as well for posting high scores, which is a nice small bonus hampered by a sloppy interface. All in all, Touchmaster is a fine, quick collection of mini-games that take advantage of the DS' capabilities, and is a fine pick up if that's what you want, but if you desire something like this only put together a little better, check out Clubhouse Games instead.

This was always a good way to kill time when hanging out at the local watering hole. When you run out of stuff to talk about with your buddies, each person pitches in a buck or two and then go to town on Touchmaster. Now I can play for free. Free is very good. These are all pretty addictive games that you can play for hours, and I know I have since I bought the game.
As far as the Trivia game acting up as some of the others have stated, I don't know. I haven't played it a bunch of times yet. I've always been more of a Mahki fan. However, if it does act up for me I will put an update on here to let people know it's still happening.
All in all, if you enjoyed this game in your local establishment of choice, you'll need to pick this up.

***UPDATE*** As of 2/15/08, the Trivia game has locked up on me all of 1 time. Not sure if it has anything to do with it, but it was a 26,000 point question. So far though, it was the only time it locked up.

We had problems with this game, thought it was the game but after returning it 4 times and everytime the same thing happened. It wasnt our DS system because we have 4 different ones (different in days owned).

When play the trivia game, which we played a lot. I would say after playing it 30 times, we would be in the middle of a game and it would lock up and the only the you could do is turn it off. This game was fun but this was our only issue. We called the company that made it in Chicago and they took all the information and told us this (trivia) was the only game that had to be re-written for the DS. SO FYI.... this game locks up on trivia. 2009 update : We bought a copy for 5$, for this past Christmas, and so far so good, no locks up on Trivia or anything else, so maybe just maybe the editor finally corrected the problem, FYI.

There isn't too much available for in the games arena for an adult user of the Nintendo DS, so when I saw Touch Master, I thought I would give it a try. It's addictive! My favotites games Mahki, Crystal Balls, Mah Jong Pairs and Pairs. The card games include classic solitaire and a version of Freecell called PowerCell. The only problem with the Solitaire and Powercell games is the cards are very small and it is difficult to see the suits. Otherwise, this is a great choice for adult gamers.

This is the perfect game for a portable system; it has 23 games that you can pick up and play anytime. You can play for just a few minutes or several hours. You decide.

There are tons of card games and puzzle games. And even a cool little basketball game that requires quick reflexes with the stylus pen. There is a game for everyone.

If you have played the "Touchmaster" bar top games at your local restaurant, bowling ally or watering hole than you know what I mean when I say these games are addictive!!!

Midway was doing touch screen games many years before Nintendo did. Perhaps, the "Touchmaster" arcade series was the inspiration behind their cutting-edge portable the Nintendo DS.

There have been dozens of these games made since the 1990s. Some of its most popular games are on here.

For a special treat, type "Subzero" on the high score screen and hear what happens.

Anyways, this game gets my vote for sleeper-hit of the year for 2007.

I have a sneaky suspicion that this game will be a surprise seller for this holiday season and a 2nd collection of "Touchmaster" favorites will eventually come out for the DS, in the near future! I'm crossing my fingers that "Photo Hunt" and "Monster Madness" from their competition "Megatouch" will be included on the sequel...

This is a greate classic game which my son and I have been playing since we got it. We are addicted to this game packed with 10+ games. So far this is the best game I have ever played on Nintendo DS Lite. I am looking for more games like this one.

I have always been addicted to bartop touchscreen games. The Touchmaster series being my fave!

So, naturally I bought Touchmaster for the DS. It's menu set up is like the bartop games.. pretty simple & straight forward. Includes 23 games, so you're bound to find favorites.

Overall, I think the game is a great value, addictive and distracting, and I don't have to worry about quarters!

I'm from the older generation and want to play simple games that don't take hours and hours to play. This is just the game I was looking for! My fiancee and I constantly try to beat the other with so many different games to choose from. I would recommend this game to anyone who wants to play quick games and not have to committ to a big block of time to play.

This is my new favorite DS game! Every game out of the many on it is awesome fun and very addicting. Definitely worth the money and if you like puzzle and card games, this is the game for you!

I bought this game mainly for it's Powercell (aka Freecell) game. Unfortunately, the cards are so tiny, I cannot read what value they are. It's very frustrating and disappointing.