Feel the Magic is a simple tale about a boy who is enamored with his lady love, first from afar, but, as you progress deeper through the game, our hero becomes increasingly closer to his objet d'amour. The game's visuals are nothing to write home about, but they don't attempt anything fancy: The simple graphics are but a vehicle for the developers to spin an engaging tale about young love. Where Feel the Magic truly strikes gold is in the variety and off-beat nature of the mini-games and challenges you must complete in order to win your lady's affections. Brushing away scorpions, bowling over pedestrians, and rescuing people who are trapped in an antlion's nest hardly seem like the ingredients for a successful game, but in fact the charming and ridiculous way in which these antics are presented have you wondering constantly what's around the next corner. A great game that is a bit short, but tells a wonderful tale that goes straight to the heart of young boys everywhere, Feel the Magic is a game that truly lives up to its name.

The thing I love about this game is that its mini games are addicting and fun. Not only does the game have you play these minigames but it fits it into one goal: getting the girl, which is also very cool. I like the unique variety of games and how they range in use of the touch pad. This game rocks!

What can be said about a game like XY/XX? It is so unique, that you can't help but love it. You never you the buttons or the control pad. The game itself is similar to Wario Ware. A bunch of mini games that you must finish to advance. The graphics are undescribable. They're like shadowy cel shaded (a good thing!). And the sound is hilarious! Sega out did themselves on a masterpiece.