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Abstract: It seems no matter how old we get, the mystery of magic still intrigues us all. That is, of course, unless you are a cynic who prefers not to have any fun at all. Casting aside all curmudgeons out there, the Nintendo DS brings us a magic game that they...
Teaches you magic, Tricks are easy to learn thanks to detailed, but easytofollow tutorials, Its a totally unique experience that could only be done on the DS.
Points system limits how much you can unlock in a day, Some of the tricks arent very good.
Master of Illusion is a neat way for kids to learn how to perform simple magic tricks. ...
Abstract: The Nintendo DS has seen its fair share of bizarre and original concepts--the latest of which is Master of Illusion. Less of a game and more an interactive way to participate in and learn magic tricks, Master of Illusion wont interest everyone. But li...
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Published: 2007-12-10, Author: Steve , review by: gamespy.com
Good intro to stage magic; some tricks will amaze you; bonus "marked" deck of cards could come in handy.
Unbalanced level of trick quality; training mode "solitaire" games will leave you flat.
If you thought the DS only trick was selling millions of people on Nintendogs, think again. Nintendos Master of Illusion will make you think about your handheld in a whole new way. Its not a game, per se, and is one of the stranger pieces of softwar...
Abstract: Visit any toy shop and youre faced with a few "magic kits" that will teach kids how to perform feats of illusions using the props that are included in the box. Thats exactly what Master of Illusion is: this generations magic kit. But instead of the ...
Abstract: Technology has come a long way in the last century or so, and few products make this more obvious than the DS. Not only does it have buttons, but you can talk to it, blow on it, and touch it, as though it were a little goblin. It was H G Wells that sai...
Abstract: Part of the reason the Nintendo DS is such a hit around the world is its quirky and sometimes off-the-wall software. Master of Illusion is one such title that lets youngsters have a little fun while learning some simple magic tricks -- all thats missi...
Abstract: Master of Illusion, previously known as Nintendo Magic and known in Japan as Magic Taizen, is a magician simulation video game for the Nintendo DS. In the land of the rising sun it has already been out for over a year, and being such a small and niche ...
