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ENCHANTED (NINTENDO DS)
ENCHANTED (NINTENDO DS)
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Based on the 2007 Walt Disney Pictures film of the same name, "Enchanted" for the Nintendo DS invites the player to embark on an epic quest with Princess Giselle to find her true love, Prince Edward.
After an evil witch pushes Giselle into a wishing well, she leaves her bustling paradise of Andalusia to head to the bustling streets of New York City in the real world. After going through several useless citizens of the Big Apple, Giselle comes across a divorce lawyer named Robert, who reluctantly takes her to his apartment, while his daughter Morgan is thrilled to have a princess on board. Meanwhile, Queen Narissa (Prince Edward's stepmother), fearing that Giselle will take her place on the royal throne, desperately seeks to end the beautiful princess once and for all, bringing in her clumsy servant Nathaniel in the process. .
The player controls Giselle in an open world environment using the directional buttons to make her run in the desired directions, the A button to cartwheel, and B to jump. Throughout the game, Giselle will need the help of her Andalusian animal friends to progress through several obstacles, such as using the unicorn to open locked doors, or even using the bear to activate switches scattered around.
The Nintendo DS Stylus is used for a variety of functions such as picking up objects, scrubbing dusty areas, drawing shapes on the touch screen to activate song steps, and more.
Giselle also has a total of 6 different dresses at her disposal which grant her special abilities (like the light blue dress which allows her to walk on water for a limited time). These dresses can be upgraded at any time, allowing Giselle to use their powers for a much longer period.
Players can also collect raw materials scattered throughout the game and trade them with each other using DS wireless communications (via the main menu).
As part of the story, players also control Prince Edward in the same open-world fashion as Giselle in her search, as well as her chipmunk friend Pip in mini-sub-quests at the end of each chapter.
After an evil witch pushes Giselle into a wishing well, she leaves her bustling paradise of Andalusia to head to the bustling streets of New York City in the real world. After going through several useless citizens of the Big Apple, Giselle comes across a divorce lawyer named Robert, who reluctantly takes her to his apartment, while his daughter Morgan is thrilled to have a princess on board. Meanwhile, Queen Narissa (Prince Edward's stepmother), fearing that Giselle will take her place on the royal throne, desperately seeks to end the beautiful princess once and for all, bringing in her clumsy servant Nathaniel in the process. .
The player controls Giselle in an open world environment using the directional buttons to make her run in the desired directions, the A button to cartwheel, and B to jump. Throughout the game, Giselle will need the help of her Andalusian animal friends to progress through several obstacles, such as using the unicorn to open locked doors, or even using the bear to activate switches scattered around.
The Nintendo DS Stylus is used for a variety of functions such as picking up objects, scrubbing dusty areas, drawing shapes on the touch screen to activate song steps, and more.
Giselle also has a total of 6 different dresses at her disposal which grant her special abilities (like the light blue dress which allows her to walk on water for a limited time). These dresses can be upgraded at any time, allowing Giselle to use their powers for a much longer period.
Players can also collect raw materials scattered throughout the game and trade them with each other using DS wireless communications (via the main menu).
As part of the story, players also control Prince Edward in the same open-world fashion as Giselle in her search, as well as her chipmunk friend Pip in mini-sub-quests at the end of each chapter.
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