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Toon Doku | 
 enlarge | From: Majesco Sales Inc.
Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $7.60
You Save: $12.39 (62%)
New (21) Used (7) from $7.43
Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 5904
Platform: Nintendo Ds
Genre: Puzzle Games
ESRB: Everyone
Media: Video Game
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: Nintendo DS
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0 x 0
MPN: 01489
Model: 1489
UPC: 096427014898
EAN: 0096427014898
ASIN: B000NKKM0K
Release Date: January 29, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand new, sealed!!!
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| Features:
| • | Easy to understand Tutorial and 10 skill-building Tutorial Levels help you become a Toon-Doku master | | • | Four single player modes - Stage, Instant Play, Vs. CPU and Edit | | • | Speed Battle, Adversary and Single Puzzle Race multiplayer modes let you face off against a friend | | • | Start with 18 images (9 pictures and 9 numbers) in a collection that expands with 200+ unlockable images throughout the game | | • | Mark System lets you make up to nine notes on each square |
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Product Description
Toon-Doku is Sudoku with pictures! Enjoy the challenge of Sudoku with cartoon picture-based puzzles and multiplayer competition. Unlock 200 images then place them on the game board. Three multiplayer modes add head-to-head play that gets fast and furious with the unique Distraction System players can use to thwart their opponent's progress. Toon-Doku gives the popular numbers pastime a whole new look! Start the game with four playable characters and unlock five more in Stage Mode
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 Graphics too small! March 28, 2008
T. W. Gorman
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I believe this would actually be a fun game if the graphics weren't so small. It is very hard to see what your doing. Sometimes you can barely tell the pictures apart.
The idea is great, but I was shocked by how small it is. I mean, if your doing a puzzle you want to be able to see what you are doing! Or then you just do it wrong!
I say they should come out with a different one and have BIGGER graphics. I don't like straining my eyes, it is suppose to be fun.
 poor pictures March 3, 2008
C. Komoda (Honolulu, HI United States)
pictures are to small to see clearly. Some of the subject pieces look so smililar it is hard to tell them apart.
Toon Doku fun but glitchy February 4, 2008
J. Tschirn (Near Fredericksburg Virginia)
I'm a visual person so sudoku with pictures is a more natural and relaxing game for me, but this game is a little buggy - you drag the images to where they need to be but sometimes mid drag it will drop one image and pick up another or drop your image early and cause lots of errors which prevents you from unlocking new images. I find saving your progress after every few moves so you can restart and reload the game if it messes you up solves this issue, but is annoying. Also there are not enough easy puzzles - Playing the game I expect them to be simple, logical, and satisfying but after only 7 or 8 puzzles the difficulty increased to having to use the marker system a lot and make guesses all the time and I gave the game to my math/brain teaser inclined husband to finish instead of continuing to play. I did like the ability to create your own pictures to use, and the option to change which pictures you play with any time you feel like it. The distraction function during the boss matches seems unnecessary.
 Don't believe the complaints... December 31, 2007
Not my real name (Austin, Tx)
Some people complain that the pictures are too small to tell apart, and I'm amazed that these people are smart enough to play sudoku, but can't figure out the simple solution to this problem. With all the many different images to choose from, just make sure you select ones with different colors. In other words, something blue, something red, something green, etc... then there's no problem telling them apart quickly (unless you're color blind). I definitely agree that it's troublesome if you use images that are similar to each other, so don't! Also, it is VERY quick and easy to zoom in and out so you can get a better look at the images anyway. People like to put down a perfectly good product because they don't want to bother figuring out how to use it properly. If you like the idea, don't pass this game up because of those people. It's easily one of my favorites.
Poor Graphics December 31, 2007
D. Witt (Alaska)
Toondoku is an awesome idea, but the product was poorly created. I got a stack of 10 DS games for Christmas, and this is the one I'm not happy with. I was so excited to get this, but the graphics are so poor I got a headache after just 5 minutes of messing around with it. Traded it in for about $1 credit at my local GameStop and considered myself lucky.
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