The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Age of Empires The Age of Kings Nintendo DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:096427013938
Condition:Used
Genre:Strategy
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone 10+
SKU:DS_AGE_OF_EMPIRES_THE_AGE_OF_KINGS
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
rsobrito –
Fun game back in the day
Sideshow Rob –
I’m not sure if I got the only fully working copy of this game or not, but I have extensively played this game (100+ hours) and have only rarely had a lock-up – and these can be avoided if you save every few rounds when playing a large multi-player game. I’ve got no idea why some people are having such serious problems with the title.As for the game itself, it is a great adaptation of the PC game, you don’t have all of the features or whistles of the computer game, but what is here is wonderfully scaled to the DS platform. I never liked this game much on the PC, but the scale and interface work great with this iteration. The gameplay seems simple, but you really have to master the use of terrain and unit type to complete the harder campaigns.Well worth the price for anyone who likes wargames/strategy.
Cassandra Ervin –
Timely shipping, great quality. Thanks!!
Arthur Zifarelli –
This game was made 8 years ago and it’s still better than most current gen games. Strategy, RTS or tactical/turn based is a genre that is neglected. Don’t be fooled by the low score. This game has a bug that can run the cartridge if you save and quit. So, i just don’t use that feature. The gameplay is sort of like a cross between advance wars and the other age games. There are some very serious decisions to make about what upgrades to make, where to position building construction and what units to produce. My only problem is that the computer takes very long to take its turn.
Gerardo King –
At first I didnt know what to expect but as soon as opened the box and played the tutorial things started to make sense.It took me a few times to fully understand the pace and features of the game but once you get it you can get hooked and not stop for hours. The game may seem harder at the beggining but as you evolve in the knowledge of different civilizations and their paces the game comes together ver nicely.Don get frustrated, try different strategies, be agrressive, explore, be conservative. There are misions and campaigns that will demand different a different strategy every time.A must have for strategy enthuasiats.
Borg9 –
The most addictive DS game evah! And I mean it, as a comic in all seriousness
Jose Orellana –
This is an excellent game that teach us about culture, strategy and entertainment.Best value for money!!!
Mr –
Warning: The game is addictive.It is a very good game for a portable console. It might seem complicated when you just start playing, but as you play along it becomes easy to understand how to control an entire empire. Like any other strategy game as your empire progresses also your options grow and you have the power to construct bigger and more powerful armies and buildings.I like playing this game during flights as it passes time really fast and before you know it you arrive at your destination (and you can also eat your flight peanuts while playing your game, great fun!).Review from a 30 year old.With “Age of Empires: The Age of Kings” the world is mine…
Timothy Sebring –
This is one of 3 games I received with my DS for Christmas, and I was hooked right out of the gate. I am a veteran of PC-based RTS games, including the original Age of Empires all the way up to AoE3, as well as other publishers like Warcraft, Starcraft, C&C, etc. The one thing I really liked about this version is the change to turn-based rather than real-time. Usually in the real-time versions everything is a race, but here you have the opportunity to plan out some things and play the game a little slower-paced, which is good since I usually play my DS when my kids are around/awake and often have to sit the game down to attend to them.There are several small things about the game that I didn’t catch offhand, that started to be a frustration, like why their archers can hit my archers, but mine can’t hit theirs…. (turns out terrain plays a factor in weapon range) but once I figured it out it really opened up the game for me. Just since Christmas I’ve probably played 40+ hours so far.The game even has little historical facts (accessible from the main game menu) that tells you about various battles throughout history, how some ancient weapons of war were used, etc. The ability to save your game whenever you like (during your turn) is also a nice feature.I recommend this title to anyone who likes RTS (Real Time Strategy) games, as well as the Civilization/Sim City genre.
Jeremy Anderson –
This game was everything that I had hoped for. I was worried about the “save game” problems that other reviewers had complained about. But the game includes instruction on how to get around that particular problem.