Diary girl ds game

I was able to briefly talk about my growing crush on IGN heartthrob Daemon Hatfield, but just didn't have enough room to talk about how his smile makes me go weak in the knees.

It works, so long as I only have two things to do each day and I only want to type a small entry. Even typing the characters is a chore because the touch screen keyboard is really a slow way of doing things. If you were to look at the diary features alone, there would be no really good reason to get this over, say, the cheaper Radica diary.

It may not have minigames, but at least that one features a voice recognition lock system, a feature Diary Girl is sorely lacking. It's a feature the DS could do just fine, so where is it Team 3 Games?

I'd much rather get to say "Girls rule! There are more features than the diary, but we can't recommend them. The minigames are nothing special. There's a Mahjong Solitaire game, a jigsaw puzzle, a maze and a card matching game. Each one has three levels of difficulty and start off absurdly easy. It only takes about 10 minutes to play through all three difficulty levels, which kind of goes against the whole "play everyday" slogan of Diary Girl. The chat feature is, for the most part, useless because the DS already has a built in chat feature.

Seriously people, have we forgotten Ping Pals already? Sure, this one has voice chat, but it's so crappy that it's hard to hear the other person. Oh yeah, and since it's over the local wireless that person is probably close enough to actually talk through. This is a feature PictoChat does not have, so that's cool.

But it relies on knowing people with the game, and being able to get in touch with them to get their friend's code. And if you're already in enough communication to do that, then chances are you're already chatting online. So just keep doing that instead of paying 30 bucks to do it on the DS. The fact of the matter is that most of the features are just not that useful. Making lame versions of a bunch of different things isn't a recipe for success. It's definitely no secret that Diary Girl is not worth your money.

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Featuring a daily calendar and an address book, Diary Girl is a lifestyle accessory for the busiest girl around. Players are given their own avatar to customize with various clothes and accessories, as well as make-up and hair.

For the girl on-the-go, advanced DS capabilities allow young gamers to talk to their friends in realtime without a cell phone using the WiFi voice chat function of the game, and instant message with the Picto-chat style text messaging service.

To complete the Diary Girl package, players can also participate in mini-games including mazes, jig saw puzzles, card matching, and personality quizzes. Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.

Developed for Nintendo DS system, this title provides girls of all ages the ability to interact with friends through their own customizable avatars, as well as organize a calendar and address book in their own password-protected electronic journal. Read More ».