World Championship Spelling
SCORE: 90
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Spelling on the Nintendo DS. I am so glad I found this video game, and
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World Championship Spelling looks decent, and it sounds great. There are
ten different cups family members can go through in World Championship
Spelling. Each of the cups has ten rounds in it. There are sixteen mini
games that can be played in World Championship Spelling. On top of that
there is straight spelling. The spelling is on a timer in World
Championship Spelling. So you will need to be punctual with your
spelling.
World Championship Spelling will read the word to you and there will be
a description. For example World Championship Spelling will say:
"Straight," and the clue might be opposite of crooked. The clues
actually helped me a lot with certain words like street and straight. I
actually confused them when I first heard it in World Championship
Spelling. When I saw the clue I knew what I did wrong.
If you mess up in a round then you will need to start over. Players must
also complete multiple aspects in one round. I played through the first
cup in World Championship Spelling and had to do four rounds in each of
the ten sections. The mini games are fun, fresh, and interesting. Again
the clues helped me figure out what word I was trying to build. The
parts of the words will be split in odd places.
I really enjoyed the variances to the voices in World Championship
Spelling. The narrator might say spell something, or try this word for
example. Those little differences made this hand held video game feel a
bit more real. This video game does get harder as you progress. I like
how World Championship Spelling will reuse the same words in the same
round. I would see what I did wrong, and get better the next time.
- Paul
Graphics: 84%
Sound: 90%
Replay/Extras: 90%
Gameplay: 90%
Family Friendly Factor: 95%
System: Nintendo DS
Publisher: 505 Games
Developer: 505 Games
Rating: 'E' for Everyone
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