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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.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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This is an absolutely fantastic game in many respects. It is far deeper than Advance Wars while still being accessible (and there’s a perfectly constructed tutorial with its own campaign to lead you through every aspect); you need to worry about building placement, research, two different resources, units with special abilities, heroes, and a multitude of different civilizations all with unique units and heroes. The units are perfectly balanced, each having strengths and weaknesses vs other units and buildings, and the heroes have their own special skills that can be used every turn; some boost the attack and movement of some units, some heal, some do direct damage, some reduce defense, some add gold to your treasury, some make units do more damage vs buildings, etc. There are a wide variety of maps to choose from, along with a large number of unlockable maps and units. The research is a very fun aspect; all the researches do very different things; some make a certain type of unit less expensive, some increase your sight, some increase damage or defense of a type of unit, and a variety of other neat little advantages you can research. It’s very open-ended, as there are a whole lot of research choices, and you can choose one each turn. After a certain number of completed researches, you can advance to another age (there are four total), making your units stronger and giving you a whole new realm of research to explore. It’s also cool how you can have up to 4 players per map, s.
I enjoyed this game almost as much as the pc version, even though the graphics were not as good, because it was portable.I purchased my copy used. An earlier reviewer mentioned that there were known problems with a three letter character name, I had used a three letter name. It locked up a few times forcing me to restart it. Finally one day it locked up and wouldn’t restart at all. I tried several times over the next month and finally gave up. Fortunately I had finished the campaign.I have thought about buying another copy, thinking that maybe it was just the copy I had, but now I think I’ll not buy another copy, just wait for the next version.
If you like strategy games, then this is for you. I’m a huge fan of Advanced Wars and Civilization, and this title neatly slots somewhere in between. It is turn based, and as you progressed through the levels, it grows more complex and demands more attention to strategy. I’m still plowing through after 3 months of purchase, and it is a game that I return frequently. I would happily recommend it.
I have found that age of empires ds is not quite as bad as people make it out to be. I have logged 17 hours with this game and although it has frozen twice(both non-lethal to game) that creating a username four characters or longer does indeed help. All that aside it is a really great game with plenty of units and excellent battle animations (though a little repetitive). This game recieves 4 stars because of glitches, but it is an overall good game. Although I wouldn’t put this as number 1 on your must have list. It makes a good 2nd or 3rd!
Don’t listen to these other reviews griping about lockups. They don’t happen all that often, and to be safe, you can save before ending day so you don’t lose everything. The only problem with this game is that once you end day, you have to wait for everyone else to do whatever they want to do, and late in the game this could take a while. In all, this is a great game for the DS, and I highly reccomend it!
Great game of this type of genre on this system.
Well, I have been an Age of Empire player for years now. But since my kids have autism, I had to down grade to a portable system, and the DS has AOE. I have enjoyed the game definately! There have been some glitches! Well I have learned to save, especially while fighting against 3 AI. I tend to think it is the memory capabilities of the DS, or should I say uncapabilities? Anywho….so if you like these types of games, remember to save, save, save some more, and did I mention DO NOT FORGET TO SAVE AFTER EVERY BATTLE? For all of you who do not understand “after every battle”, I mean after your turn is over….there was also an error message about taking out my game card and reinserting it. So, go ahead and do it. If you are patient and can save, it is not that big of a deal.
This is a very fun to play game with lots of replay value. There is a few bugs in the game that they should have caught in game testing, but I guess the game was rushed through production. I like this game nearly as much as my favorite DS game Advance Wars. It’s too bad the game doesn’t keep a record of high scores. The games AI is pretty predictable, but still fun to beat over and over. I can only hope they make a second follow up game and fix the bugs. Still I highly recommend this game.
Age of Empires for Nintendo DS is fun but limited. The characters all have to be moved one at a time which gets annoying, and the battle sequences even with the animations turned off took way too long. Good over all.
I was both pleased and intrigued to hear that Age of Empires could be played on the Nintendo DS. The turn based combat works well, the graphics are pleasing, though simple. Age of Empires in turn-based form ends up feeling somewhat like those early days playing Sid Meier’s Civilization. It begs the question, why isn’t Civilization on the DS? Age of Empires succeeds in bringing the RTS elements of resource management and expansion into a turn based game. I have heard good things about the multiplayer, but alas, I have not had the opportunity to try it out. If you are a strategy buff, this game is worth a look.
Elizabeth Powell –
This is an absolutely fantastic game in many respects. It is far deeper than Advance Wars while still being accessible (and there’s a perfectly constructed tutorial with its own campaign to lead you through every aspect); you need to worry about building placement, research, two different resources, units with special abilities, heroes, and a multitude of different civilizations all with unique units and heroes. The units are perfectly balanced, each having strengths and weaknesses vs other units and buildings, and the heroes have their own special skills that can be used every turn; some boost the attack and movement of some units, some heal, some do direct damage, some reduce defense, some add gold to your treasury, some make units do more damage vs buildings, etc. There are a wide variety of maps to choose from, along with a large number of unlockable maps and units. The research is a very fun aspect; all the researches do very different things; some make a certain type of unit less expensive, some increase your sight, some increase damage or defense of a type of unit, and a variety of other neat little advantages you can research. It’s very open-ended, as there are a whole lot of research choices, and you can choose one each turn. After a certain number of completed researches, you can advance to another age (there are four total), making your units stronger and giving you a whole new realm of research to explore. It’s also cool how you can have up to 4 players per map, s.
Charles R. Baird –
Excellent results!
DullKit –
I enjoyed this game almost as much as the pc version, even though the graphics were not as good, because it was portable.I purchased my copy used. An earlier reviewer mentioned that there were known problems with a three letter character name, I had used a three letter name. It locked up a few times forcing me to restart it. Finally one day it locked up and wouldn’t restart at all. I tried several times over the next month and finally gave up. Fortunately I had finished the campaign.I have thought about buying another copy, thinking that maybe it was just the copy I had, but now I think I’ll not buy another copy, just wait for the next version.
C. Bonneff –
If you like strategy games, then this is for you. I’m a huge fan of Advanced Wars and Civilization, and this title neatly slots somewhere in between. It is turn based, and as you progressed through the levels, it grows more complex and demands more attention to strategy. I’m still plowing through after 3 months of purchase, and it is a game that I return frequently. I would happily recommend it.
Janice Lochhead –
Arrived on time and as depicted.
JAOF –
My wife and I pkayed this when it first came out and we still play it. One of the BEST DS games. Lots of strategy amd so much fun to play on the go. Two thumbs up!
Bryce Van Buren –
I have found that age of empires ds is not quite as bad as people make it out to be. I have logged 17 hours with this game and although it has frozen twice(both non-lethal to game) that creating a username four characters or longer does indeed help. All that aside it is a really great game with plenty of units and excellent battle animations (though a little repetitive). This game recieves 4 stars because of glitches, but it is an overall good game. Although I wouldn’t put this as number 1 on your must have list. It makes a good 2nd or 3rd!
S. Logan –
Don’t listen to these other reviews griping about lockups. They don’t happen all that often, and to be safe, you can save before ending day so you don’t lose everything. The only problem with this game is that once you end day, you have to wait for everyone else to do whatever they want to do, and late in the game this could take a while. In all, this is a great game for the DS, and I highly reccomend it!
M. Nickels –
If you like to play risk, you’ll love to play this game. This is the perfect game to bring on a plane for a long trip.