Master of Illusion
SCORE: 68
It is rare that I find a video game from Nintendo that I do not like.
I learned long ago to never say never in this industry. Master of
Illusion is a Nintendo DS video game that I did not like. I did not
enjoy Master of Illusion. I also do not find the point of this hand held
video game. Master of Illusion lets us do Solo Magic, Magic Show, or
Magic Training. There are eight tricks in Solo Magic as well.
The issues families can have with Master of Illusion are lack of attire,
enticement to lust, and more. The music is okay in Master of Illusion. I
did find that Master of Illusion was not always right or accurate. For
example the game told me to focus on a card and at the end of the trick
my card was gone. Well Master of Illusion was wrong. My card was still
there.
There are other tricks in Master of Illusion that are just numbers. Move
around so many spaces and you will be on a certain card. As the game
takes cards away you are forced into a certain spot. Master of Illusion
would ultimately lead me to what today’s date was. No matter where I
started I would end up there. This is more of a mathematical certainty
than any kind of magic.
In a few of the tricks in Master of Illusion the game would accuse me of
not reading properly. I read properly and applied it just right. The
problem is you were wrong in your assertion. Master of Illusion did not
take kindly to being wrong and exposed for it. The lack of content makes
Master of Illusion a bit boring in my opinion. I know others were not
impressed with Master of Illusion in the past.
Master of Illusion is one of those video games I did not actually miss
if you know what I mean. Yes I technically missed Master of Illusion
back in the day. After playing Master of Illusion I realized that I did
not really miss anything though. I can see why no sequels to Master of
Illusion have been released. There are a few clever things in Master of
Illusion like turning it upside down to read a message.
- Paul
Graphics: 70%
Sound: 70%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Nintendo DS
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Eighting, Tenyo
Rating: ‘E’ – Everyone
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