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Reviewed by: tanyalo
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Location: South Carolina
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Title: Perfect!
Date: Jun 18, 2013
Couldn't Have Had A Princess Party Without It. It Out Shined the Cake. I Had Then To Draw A Picture And Sign Their Names And Placed Thief Gifts Inside. Greatest Addition Ever!!!
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Reviewed by: LCole
Title: Could have done without!
Date: Feb 09, 2012
Very difficult to put together. Large and bulky and the kids were not interested in coloring it for some reason.
Reviewed by: 1happyCAmom
Location: Redondo Beach, CA
Title: Great price for hours of entertainment!
Date: Jan 29, 2012
Purchased this product for my daughter's 2nd birthday since there would be boys and girls at her "Princess Party" and I'm happy to report it was a big hit with everyone.
Despite taking a bit longer than normal to assemble it properly at the park, it managed to stay together the entire party -- even with boys storming it. Then, we brought it home and reassembled it (with the help of clear packing tape) in our living room for an addition 4 months until it was time to put up our Christmas tree. We currently have it stored in pieces, but when the weather improves, we'll probably bring it out and set it up in our backyard until it fully falls apart. We know our daughter will still love it.
Reviewed by: linedesign
Location: idaho
Title: good!
Date: Nov 06, 2011
easy to put together and kept the kids entertained. better quality than what i expected.
Reviewed by: critic22
Title: make sure you have all the pieces before event
Date: Oct 10, 2011
I bought this for my daughter's princess theme party. I received this item in a timely manner but it was missing a few pieces (back columns) and I was unable to build it properly. I didn't open up the box until the day of the party so it was too late to receive a replacement. We ended up taping it to the wall and making it work. The kids loved it and all the parents asked where I purchased it from.
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Location: madison, wi
Title: Hours of fun
Date: Sep 29, 2011
Got this for my 3 yr old's birthday party, everyone had a great time. It not only lasted through her party but she now has a castle in her room.
Reviewed by: KJKoala
Location: Shenandoah, IA
Title: Hours of entertainment
Date: Sep 14, 2011
We just had a Disney Princess party on Sunday afternoon, and the girls could have spent the entire day coloring the castle. They had an absolute ball. We even used it like a guest book, having each of the children sign their names to different bricks on the castle walls. For the price, I was also happy with how sturdy the castle was. My 9- and 11-year-old daughters ended up assembling the castle for the party and it took them a good 30 minutes to do so. It looks great and will allow for many more hours of coloring. We LOVE this coloring castle!
Reviewed by: MomToPrincess
Location: Canton, MI
Title: Kids didn't really use
Date: May 02, 2011
I bought it for my 4 years birthdya party. She went in and out a couple times. My 2 year tore it apart. And the 11 & 13 colored on it because they were bored with a girls princess party (they are both boys).
Reviewed by: momtonandm
Title: A mess!
Date: Apr 16, 2011
This castle never even made it to the party. My husband who is great and putting toys and things together had some difficulty with this and because of the material it basically fell apart. It was pricey enough that it killed me to end up recycling the entire thing. A bummer for my son and his friends.
Reviewed by: MamaMak
Title: Castle
Date: Mar 26, 2011
Hard to put together. Kids have enjoyed coloring it. For the price good value. Not holding up to well with kids going in and out. Cheaper than a night out at dinner and lasts longer.
Cute but a pain to put together!
Reviewed by: lily25
Title: exellent product
Date: Mar 23, 2011
We bought it for our daughter's birthday party. The castle had a huge success. All kids 3-5 years old were busy playing and coloring. It took 30-40 min to assable, so we didn't use any tape. It looks very steady and fun. Highly recommend !
Reviewed by: Helen
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Title: Loved it!
Date: Feb 15, 2011
Used it for a Mickey Mouse theme party, glued with glue gun and it made it stand very good.
Reviewed by: MyBash23
Location: Ann Arbor, MI
Title: a bit flimsy but ok for 1 time use
Date: Feb 06, 2011
This item was very cute but took some work to get it together and even with duct tape as recommended by another reviewer this castle didn't make through the party wtih a group of 3-4 year olds. It was a great activity and it kept the kids occupied for quite a while but it does not stand up as well as it looks it the pictures. That being said, I would probably get another one for one time use or for home use where only 1 child was playing with it.
Reviewed by: pinkisgreat
Location: CO
Title: not majestic
Date: Feb 03, 2011
Poor instructions, love the idea, but pieces should be numbered.
Reviewed by: TheLMO
Location: Irving, TX
Title: BIG Hit!!
Date: Jan 22, 2011
Bought this for my little one's 3rd Birthday Princess party and it was a BIG HIT with everyone! The kids loved it, and it is sturdy enough to stand up to 10 toddlers under 4 playing in and around it for hours and still be standing just fine and looking great! It's become a permanent fixture in our living room and I plan to put it up in my little girl's room as decor for her new "big girl" princess room. Highly recommend this. Every parent at the party wanted to know where I got it...Not to mention the awe on my baby's face when she came downstairs on Birthday morning and saw a real castle in her living room!!
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246 of 254 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars I find myself sneaking my son's DS away when he isn't using it to play this...
I grew up on Super Mario Bros... Super Mario Bros 2... Super Mario Bros 3... Super Mario World... Super Mario 64... and then for a while I quit playing Nintendo. It was the time of PS2 and XBox, and I have not played a Nintendo game in several years now.
I bought my youngest son a Nintendo DS not long ago - and this was one of the games I got him for it...
Published on December 18, 2006 by Michael D. Cooper
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars A review of "New Super Mario Bros." in 2012
A review of "New Super Mario Bros." in 2012, by necessary, cannot be the same as a review of the same game in 2006. Too much has changed, and the Mario series has entered into some strange times.
First off, part of the impact of "New Super Mario Bros." is it was the first 2D Mario game in fourteen years, which was so much of the appeal of this game. Fourteen...
Published on November 17, 2012 by Mike London
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246 of 254 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars I find myself sneaking my son's DS away when he isn't using it to play this...,
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: New Super Mario Bros (Video Game)
I grew up on Super Mario Bros... Super Mario Bros 2... Super Mario Bros 3... Super Mario World... Super Mario 64... and then for a while I quit playing Nintendo. It was the time of PS2 and XBox, and I have not played a Nintendo game in several years now.
I bought my youngest son a Nintendo DS not long ago - and this was one of the games I got him for it.
Unlike most nostalgic feelings - this has been a real treat to revisit this part of my childhood. My son was playing it, and asked me to get him past a certain part. I was immediately hooked and continued playing until I had beat several more levels. Since then I have been grabbing his DS at every opportunity and playing further along - and am about halfway through the game so far.
It is classic Mario - if you ever played any of the original games you'll know the score - however new music, some new moves (downward slams, wall jumping, etc.) as well as delightful moments such as getting the super big mushroom which makes Mario as tall as the screen - while you laugh like crazy and burst through everything - walls, blocks, enemies, etc. like King Kong on crack add a whole new depth to the game - and keep the 80's classic fresh in its newest form. If you grew up on the old games like I did - you will squeal with delight when you see a new enemy that was only in a select level or two from one of the older games - that brings the memories back fresh.
I am extremely pleased at how such a classic character can be brought back in a fresh new way - and invigorate this franchise which is still going strong after two, nearly three decades.
I had absolutely no interest in the Nintendo DS and only bought my son one because he had been really good this year. Now that I've tried out this game - I find myself browsing through Amazon for new DS games to try.
I wholeheartedly recommend this game for the DS... although I will warn you that you will find yourself wanting to feed your new addiction with more games for the system.
45 of 46 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Enhanced Remix of Classic Games,
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: New Super Mario Bros (Video Game)
Super Mario Brothers was one of my favorite games when it first came out. With New Super Mario Bros DS, you get the game fun gameplay - enhanced - in a nice portable system.
This isn't just a remake - it is sort of like how the Wizard of Oz starts out in black and white in a gritty, quiet town and then turns into multi-color, sparkling larger than life song-filled splendour. You get the NES versions of the game with similar - but not exactly the same - levels that have been updated from 2D to 3D. You get extra features like ground pounds, and mushrooms that make you SUPER large - you don't have to jump to break blocks any more, you can just walk and crash into them. Other mushrooms make you incredibly tiny, to reach places you could not before.
The combination of old style classic gameplay and updated graphic, sounds, and features is really quite good. These games were stellar in the first place, with their addictive levels that were just the right balance of challenging and fun. Add in the easy to carry with you DS gameplay, the new features and hidden things to look for, and I really found this just about perfect for an arcade game.
Yes, you could complain that you can zap through the game in a full day of gameplaying. However, this game series wasn't ever meant to be a "month long role playing complex adventure". It was always meant to be short, easily playable sessions that you could fit in while you waited for dinner to be ready. You could save and exit when you had to run to school, and then pick up again when you had time the next day without having to review 8 pages of storyline notes.
This makes the game PERFECT for carrying around in your DS. If you end up waiting in line for 20 minutes, you get through another section. If your bus gets stuck in traffic, that's another level you can get through.
Plus, there is replayability here, while you try to track down the hidden items and coins.
I enjoyed the minigames as well. Certainly you wouldn't buy this game FOR the minigames, but heck, if they're going to throw them in for free, you might as well enjoy them! I'm not usually one for DS multiplayer games, but it's nice that they did include that as well for those who want to play with a friend.
In general I was quite impressed with this, and recommend it heartily!
294 of 329 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A Classic Plumber Really Reborn,
Michael Kerner "Michael Kerner" (Brooklyn, New York U.S.A.) - See all my reviews
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: New Super Mario Bros (Video Game)
There are sometimes where you look at classic video games, and how much they've impacting the gaming industry. While there are great games out there that have been well-receieved like Halo, Doom, Madden '06, and others that've really shown a great depth of universal appeal. That has definitely also been the case with Mario. Since 1981, as Jumpman in Donkey Kong, Mario has been the most universal of all the video game characters and personas ever, and continues to develop with the times. That also has been shown with the Nintendo DS as well. The breakout success of Nintendo's latest handheld system has really been a great transition to how we play video games on hand with the stylus, and appeal of the dual screen action. Now, Mario is set to have that classic feeling all over again.
New Super Mario Brothers for the Nintendo DS brings a updated appeal to Mario, loosely based on the classic 2-D games he has been widely known for from Super Mario Brothers 1, 2, 3. and Super Mario World from the Super NES era. The object is just like the object from before, as you play Mario or Luigi, and try to go after Bowser and Bowser Jr. from stealing Princess Toadstool a.k.a. Peach. The game features over 80 different levels of exciting, and enjoyable gameplay. The game includes the classic moves from previous titles like the ground pounding (Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine), and the carrying turtle shells to defeat Koopa Troopas and Goombas (Super Mario Brothers), as well as new features like the mega mushroom which can turn Mario into a King Kong size, to really pound and knockout your competition. The graphics and the gameplay are just absolutely breathtaking and amazing, and really delivers what had been done from the early Mario titles before, while the sound is just purely classic. The control also is percise and in tune to each movement of Mario and company.
All in all, this is the second full length Mario adventure title to really deliver well for the Nintendo DS. Like what happened with Super Mario 64 DS did to showcase the brilliance of the DS, New Super Mario Brothers delivers the fun and appeal of a classic game, to a whole new generation of gamers. I definitely think this is one of the most definitive titles available for the Nintendo DS, and I really definitely think it should be a standard to your Nintendo DS library.
Graphics: A
Sound: A-
Control: A+
Fun & Enjoyment: A+
Overall: A 1/2+
196 of 226 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Fun for kids and adults alike!,
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: New Super Mario Bros (Video Game)
I need to warn everyone that my wife and I are both old enough to have been fans of the orginal Mario... but we are still young to love the newest version in the series.
Sometimes you just have to get back to the basics - and that is exactly what happens with this newest Mario installment. Nintendo has taken the best features of the first three Super Marios (with some new features too!) and blended them into one great game.
- All new version of an great favorite
- Interesting twists
- nice graphics for a hand held game
- Decent game length
- very fun mini games
- Game isn't too challenging for your average gamer
- Most of the mini games are repeats
As a whole - the game is well worth the $35 and will supply many hours of great game play.
28 of 30 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The King of Side-Scrolling is back,
E. David Swan (Denver, Colorado USA) - See all my reviews
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: New Super Mario Bros (Video Game)
In the beginning Nintendo created Mario, and he was good. So good in fact that he's often credited with saving video gaming in the mid 80's. Mario wrote the book on side scrolling platformers but after years of ruling the roost decided to move on to the realm of 3D leaving others to carry on the tradition. Some pretenders to the throne were good and some not so good but in the back of our collective minds we all knew that Elvis had left the building. Well, the King is back and it's as if he never even left.
The oddly named "New" Super Mario Bros launches players' right into the action. After a short 10 second cut scene of the princess being kidnapped (AGAIN) `World 1-1' is ready to go and it feels so right after 15 years of waiting. There are Goomba's and Koopa Troopa's, toadstools and green pipes, swimming levels and fire plants and coins galore. To all those people who think that the graphics are only a slight improvement on Mario's previous side scrolling adventures I would urge them to pop Mario 2 or 3 into the DS and be amazed at the difference. The new adventure is much more vibrant, colorful and organic with toadstools that dance and sway and water graphics that are absolutely stunning. Mario has some new snazzy moves including the ability to bounce of walls and my favorite, the [...] stomp. Instead of smashing bricks from the bottom Mario can now drop from above and in the case of multi-coin bricks Mario can smack down on it and coins just pour out. Both of these are awesome additions that open up all new playing potential.
I have a few slight issues with the game. First, the side to side movement doesn't seem as tight as I remember from previous Mario games. Mario doesn't stop on a dime anymore, he kind of slides to a stop as if the levels were coated in a thin layer of ice. I suppose this is more realistic but it gave the game sort of a loose, floaty feel until I got used to it. The other issue I have is with saving. Rather than saving after every level you save intermittently when you cash in coins or finish a tower or castle. I'm not sure why they made this change but it seems like a rather poor decision on a system that's intended to be played in potentially short bursts.
Despite a couple of griping points NSMB may well be the greatest side scroller ever and a welcome addition to the Mario legacy. I can't tell you how much joy it brought me to play a new side scrolling Mario game and this has definitely been one of the toughest games on the DS to peel myself away from. Go get it and relive the glory years of Mario with an all new adventure.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars This hit will never go out of style,
Colleenie Weenie (Baltimore, MD) - See all my reviews
= Fun:4.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: New Super Mario Bros (Video Game)
So far I'm on world 4. I bought this game the day it came out (actually, I preordered it before that) and have enjoyed it since though haven't found the time to completely indulge in it.
If you like Mario, if you like video games, you'll like this one. I was honestly surprised at how challenging the game is (I rated the 'fun' a 4 because I sometimes get very frustrated when I can't beat a level and thus it turns out to not be so fun). This is probably because I also have Super Princess Peach and, while I loved playing that game (I have since completed it), it was much much easier than Super Mario Brothers by far. When falling into a hole with Peach, you can just hit her joy emotion and she will fly upwards. Mario, on the other hand, will do no such thing except fall in the hole and die (bummer).
The 2D adventure plays like older Mario games with some new twists. The levels are very cool and have incorporated a few new enemies as well as new abilities. There is now a mushroom that makes Mario very tiny so that he can fit into special pipes which are also very small. This is primarily a new feature. This, I believe, is also the first side scrolling Mario where Mario is able to do the wall kick jump. You'll remember that move from Mario 64. There is also a box on the touch screen that holds one power (i.e. fire) so that you can grow larger in case you mess up (and you will). I like this feature, but it is not new. What is new are the minigames and the versus mode.
Super Mario Brothers for the DS does not use the touch screen very often. You can use the touch screen to switch to different worlds (you can do this easily - you don't need any special equipment to switch worlds) or to get your extra power that I mentioned before.
One thing that annoys me about SMDS is the fact that you can only save the game after a castle, ghost house, or if you use your coins (5 coins are usually required - there are 3 per stage). This often keeps me from playing the game when I only have small periods of time because I know it may be a little bit until I get to save it and there is no point in wasting my time and efforts (or coins) to beat a stage when it will just get lost. This is not new to Mario really, but some of his games will allow you to save at any time (Super Princess Peach does).
All in all I'm very happy with the game. It's a fun investment and one of the top games out for the DS. Mario games do dominate the DS.
Alright, now when will there be a Donkey Kong DS?
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Just Super,
= Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars
This review is from: New Super Mario Bros (Video Game)
It's been fifteen years since Mario had a completely original 2D side-scroller with him as the star. There were ports of his 2D adventures brought to the Gameboy Advance, but that was about it. There was also Yoshi's Island on the Super Nintendo (and later released on the Gameboy Advance), but really, that was more of a "Yoshi" game. Anyway, New Super Mario Bros. is without a doubt one of the finest Nintendo DS games out there. Fans of the classic Mario games will absolutely love this.
As usual, Princess Toadstool has been kidnapped. By Bowser Jr. who is just like his father. Now the brothers have to go and save her and defeat the King Koopa, along with his son. For those expecting a storyline... there is none! This is where the classic feel begins to come in. Mario, you've got to understand, isn't about story. It's about gameplay, and that's where New Super Mario Bros. hits high.
The game spans eight worlds, and a lot of classic gameplay comes back along with new additions that make the game interesting to play. Mario still has basics such as the flower, but he also has some new moves he can do as well. For one, he can grab a Mega-Mushroom and become the size of the DS screen and trample through all his enemies and the environment. Mario can also hop inside a blue koopa troopa shell. The shell allows him to traverse across the landscape just like a shell would if he were to kick it. There is also a Mini-Mushroom that once Mario grabs a hold of, he'll shrink to be able to fit into places that otherwise can't be accessed. Mario also has some moves from Super Mario 64. The ground pound, for stomping blocks from atop and the wall jump. These moves aren't just there, either. There will be times in the game when you'll have to use them. Also from Super Mario 64 is the triple jump. The only downside the vast amount of moves and items Mario can hold is simple: There's no item that allows him to fly.
The touchscreen isn't really needed to play the game at all. Mario can store an item on the bottom screen. Touching it with your stylus simply makes it fall from the sky for him to grab. Very similar to Super Mario World. That's all the touch screen is used for in this game. It's not really a bad thing unless you happen to be someone who thrives on the touch screen.
The eight worlds are huge as well. There's an overworld map very similar to Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World. Select a stage and jump right in. For those only going to the goal, the game isn't all that hard at all. If you just want to go for the goal, the game is rather simple. However, just going for the goal will cause you to miss out on half the fun of the game. Two worlds, for example, aren't accessed by traditional means. In other words, if you want to see all of the game, you can't just go to the flagpole in every level. You'll have to actually work to see all the game has to offer. There's a lot of work to be done to master New Super Mario Bros. For starters, some levels, much like Super Mario World, have more than one exit. There are also special coins scattered throughout levels that you'll have to collect in order to reach secret pathways along the world map. This is where most of the games challenge comes from. Most of these special coins aren't easy to grab and involve you taking a few risks. The game manages to keep you busy for a while, provided you're not just heading for the goal. All together, this game presents you with 80 levels, all of them full of secrets.
Each level also has it's own natural disasters. There are some of your normal enemies. Also along the way are natural disasters such as rolling hills and whirlpools in the underwater levels. Enemies also come in various sizes. So just because you've seen one goomba one size, doesn't mean he can't be bigger. Most boss fights, however, are a little on the predictable side, but they're still a lot of fun to play.
The only other thing that keeps New Super Mario Bros. down is how save management is done. You can save after a castle, warp, tower or after you've spent five star coins to bypass a sign. But you can only save from each spot once. So if you find yourself having to save and you've already cleared a castle, you can't clear that same castle again to save. This doesn't really cause problems, but if you find yourself in a tight situation you'll wish it was just like the Mario Advance games when you could save just about anywhere.
Aside from the games spectacular levels, there is also a multiplayer feature that allows one person to be Mario and the other to be Luigi in a competition. Competing against your friend is a lot of fun. You'll both go into an arena and try to collect five stars. There are five arenas in all, and collecting stars from your friend can be a fun task. It can be addicting as well. Also thrown in are those mini-games from Super Mario 64 DS. However, even these mini-games have been tweaked, and trust me, it's for the better. The mini-games from Super Mario 64 DS can also be used in wireless play now for you to compete against your friends. If you already found these mini-games addictive before, you might want to try them in multiplayer mode. They get better. Even better, to play multiplayer only requires that one person have the game. The rest is done through the DS's download play.
Graphic wise, New Super Mario Bros. looks great. One of the best-looking side scrolling games out there. It's a perfect bland of 2D side scrolling with 3D effects. The enemies are all 3D, and so are most of the landscapes. But you'll tackle them in classic side-scrolling feel. Most of the background effects are 2D, and they look fantastic as well. Everything is colorful and vibrant. It's also thanks to this 3D engine that Mario can do half the things he can do.
And then there's the music. Mario fans can bask in nostalgia. Most of the music is remixed, and it's remixed quite well, I must say. Some enemies will also change their behavior based on the background music (they might jump to the beat). The soundtrack is just a blast to listen to, and might fill old school gamers with a lot of fond memories. Mario also has a voice, as usual. And like some of his games on the Gameboy Advance, they get old after a while. Most gamers probably won't mind, though.
Overall, this is by far one of the best title to reach the Nintendo DS. Mario is back to his side-scrolling roots and it's more impressive than any of us could've dreamed. New antics and level designs keep it from being a repeat of what Mario could do in his 16-bit and 8-bit days. Put simple, there's a new adventure here for everyone, those new to the series as well as those who are long time fans. New Super Mario Bros. is a treat. This is a DS title everyone should own.
The Good
+Superb Graphics
+Fantastic Gameplay
+Great Multiplayer elements
+There's a lot of stuff to do
+The mini-games of Super Mario 64 DS are now multiplayer
+A long lasting adventure with 80 levels
+A great remixed soundtrack
+Mario has a lot of new moves
+More than just a repeat of the classic Mario formula
The Bad
-There's no item that allows Mario to fly
-Mario's voice gets old and tiresome to hear after a while
-No Save Anywhere Feature
This is an experience every DS owner should partake in.
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I have always loved Mario, and when I purchased my new Nintendo DS Lite, I bought this with it. This game is absolutely amazingly fun! The graphics, sound, and the game itself are incredible. This game is good for any adult or child. Although for a younger child, it might be a bit more difficult and possibly frustrating. ;) With this game you have to try some of the harder levels over again, and possibly again after that. But every time you try again, you understand something new about the level, and it really is fun. There also are the features of becoming Mega Mario and Mini Mario which mixes things up every once and a while. This game is wonderful, definitely a great buy.
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I mainly bought this game because of the mini games. I had so much fun with them on the Super Mario version. I was dissapointed to see they were repeats, but they are still fun, of course. Anyway, I started to play the actual game and i was just blown away. I read the other reviews and I was expecting some real downers like the game being too short and other problems, but I have to dissagree. Even though the game reminds me mostly of Super Mario 3 of the original Nintendo, it has a lot of elements with the very first Super mario game. For instance, it has 8 worlds, a castle of course being at the end of each world, and a flag you jump to at the end of each level. Like the future Mario games, there are more than four levels in each world. What's cool is, you can go back to these levels and explore things you missed the first time. I like that there is a mushroom that makes you a giant and a mushroom that makes you a tiny mario. I thought it was cool when I saw the teeny tiny pipe only little mario can squeeze into. Anyway, like the original mario game, the first level in the world is rather easy, but gets harder with each level until you get to the castle. I'm still on World two, because I'm not getting the three special coins in all the levels and I'd like to unlock some bonuses with them. My favorite part of the game is the fact that you can save a flower power, big mushroom, mushroom etc on the lower screen (only one at a time though) and when your guy is in trouble, touch it and down if falls on mario. Also, every time you go into a pipe, unless it shoots you into the sky, mario goes down and the game appears on the lower screen. I think that was a very cool idea. It's just a really fun game. It's worth every penny. I can overlook that he cant fly, because he couldn't in the original mario game, but he becomes a giant, so who cares. Everything you have to do is where you can reach it most of the time. So in conclusion, I only gave four stars overall because, the mini games are repeats and I agree with other critics that it's annoying when you can't save from anywhere. That's why I try to get all the special coins. When you have five coins, you can unlock a bonus spot in the game, and before you get your bonus, they ask you if you want to save. You also can save when you defeat a castle or the smaller castle in the middle of the worlds. But still, that's not convenient at all. It's still worth the money and I can live with those two exceptions. Thanks for reading.
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I have always played the puzzle type games (Tetris etc.) but decided to try this game with the new DS system. I became addicted....I love it. This is the first Mario game I have played so can't compare it to other Mario games but I have played such games as Shrek and Lord of the Rings and find the Mario game more fun and easier to play.
I am older (57) so don't have the skills of some of the younger users but enjoyed sharing it with my nephew as we compared gameplay. He always beat me of course....:-)
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From I-93 : Take Exit 20b-A Toward S Station. Merge Onto John F Fitzgerald Surface Rd/ Purchase St. Continue To Follow John F Fitzgereal Surface Rd. Turn Right At Kneeland St. Turn Left At Tremont St. From I-90 : Take Exit 24 A-B-C On The Left Toward I-93s/ Quincy/ S Station/ Concord Nh/ I-93 N. Take Exit 24a For S Station. Keep Left At The Fork To Continue Toward Kneeland St. Turn Left At Tremont Street.
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Sep 18 Thursday @ 8pm
Sep 14 Sunday @ 8pm
Sep 12 Friday @ 7pm
Sep 6 Saturday @ 7pm
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Aug 24 Sunday @ 8pm
Aug 17 Sunday @ 7pm
Aug 16 Saturday @ 7pm
Aug 15 Friday @ 7pm
Aug 13 Wednesday @ 8pm
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Thank you for another great giveaway! :DReplyDelete
I would love a copy of Echoes of Betrayal by Elizabeth Moon.
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I would love a copy of Tempted by Blood.ReplyDelete
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My pick this week is Faery Tales and Nightmares by Melissa MarrReplyDelete
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My pick for this week is The Kingdoms of dust dy Amanda DownumReplyDelete
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Thanks for the giveaway! I'd love to win the first book in the Walker Papers series by C.E. Murphy.ReplyDelete
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Wow tough choice this week. I would pick Tempted by Blood, by Laurie London.ReplyDelete
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Hi Suzanne! I would love a copy of Laurie London's book, Tempted by Blood! Thanks for the awesome giveaway! firstname.lastname@example.com +1 Comment, +1 FollowerReplyDelete
I would love A Perfect Blood by Kim Harrison...I love the series!ReplyDelete
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Easy choice this week. Have to go with By A Thread by Jennifer Estep.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win.
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So many goodies coming out! My choice would have to be Echos of Betrayal by Elizabeth Moon. Such an excellent series by one of the great writers!ReplyDelete
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I've been meaning to start the Walker series by C.E. Murphy so I'd like to be entered for the first book in that series.ReplyDelete
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I'm so glad you "cheated" by adding some of next week's releases to this week's list... :)ReplyDelete
I've been looking forward to (& dreading) Gail Carriger's final Alexia book, so I'd love to have Timeless if I win.
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thansk you a lot for this international giveaway i would like a perfect blood by kim harrison ( or the first book by laurie London)ReplyDelete
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Oooo so many good books! The new Gail Carriger already? Yeah! And Jennifer Estep is always a good read for me.ReplyDelete
I am also looking forward to the new In Death book by JD Robb.
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A lot of paranormal releases this week! I would like to reaA Perfect Blood, by Kim Harrison. Thank you for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
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I would like Echoes of Betrayal.ReplyDelete
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I would like Kim Harrison's "A Perfect Blood"ReplyDelete
I would like to win Tempted By Blood or By a Thread - so hard to choose!ReplyDelete
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I already pre-ordered Kim Harrison's new book....I love her!! Soooo...if I'm lucky and picked I'll be very happy to have Laurie London's book...Tempted by Blood. That is a really good series she has going on. Thanks as always =) Happy President's Day.ReplyDelete
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I would love to win Tempted by Blood. I love this series. Thanks so much for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the giveaway! I would live to have The Carastrophic History of You and Me.ReplyDelete
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Thank you for the giveaway. I would like Wither by Lauren DeStefano.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the giveaway. This week's releases look really interesting. Quite a few I'd like to read. I'd love a copy of Songs of the Earth!ReplyDelete
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A Perfect Blood!!!!! Woohoo! Thanks for the giveaway as always.ReplyDelete
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Great choices this week! Wow! So hard to choose... Guess I"ll go with a favorite author - Echoes of Betrayal, by Elizabeth Moon.ReplyDelete
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I would love to win a copy of By a Thread by Jennifer Estep. It's one of my favorite UF series.ReplyDelete
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oh I sure cannot wait for Timeless myself.ReplyDelete
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I would love to get Faery Tales and Nightmares, by Melissa Marr.ReplyDelete
I already ordered Kim Harrisons new book!!
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Unfair! There are too many great books coming out at the same time! I really want to read Fever by Lauren DeStefano, though:) Thanks for the awesome giveaway, as usual!!ReplyDelete
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AAAAA! How can I possibly choose? So many great releases...ReplyDelete
Thank you for an amazing giveaway, Suzanne! I would love a Perfect Blood by Kim Harrison.
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I would love to read The Catastrophic History of You and Me. I follow by GFC and email.ReplyDelete
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Fairy Tales and Nightmares sounds good.ReplyDelete
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I would love a copy of Faery Tales and Nightmares if I win :D Thank you so much for this amazing giveaway. <3 :)ReplyDelete
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thank you for the contest! I would love to win A Perfect Blood by Kim HarrisonReplyDelete
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I would love to read Faery Tales and Nightmare by Melissa Marr.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the giveaway as always.ReplyDelete
I am interested in Echoes ofBetrayal,by ElizabethMoon but as I have not read the series I would prefer the first book if that is at all possible.
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I've been eyeballing that Troupe novel for a while.ReplyDelete
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There are a lot of interesting things this week. The Troupe could be a very interesting book (I rather liked Mr.Shivers by the same author).ReplyDelete
Plus I would like to add a little bit of information...unfortunately we'll not be seeing Whispers Underground by Ben Aaronovitch before June...it's been postponed both in the UK and US.
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Thanks for lett me know, Vins--you're absolutely right. I checked, and the new release date is June 26. Keeping up with release dates is like herding cats!ReplyDelete
I'd love to get Raven Calls by CE Murphy!ReplyDelete
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I would like Fever by Lauren DeStefano.ReplyDelete
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Hmm, definitely a toss up between By A Thread and Timeless. I want both of them.ReplyDelete
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+1 Thanks for another great giveaweay, Suzanne. I think I'll throw my name in the hat for RJB's The Troupe.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the giveaway! I'd love to win Fever - I just finished Wither and can't wait to see what happens in the sequel.ReplyDelete
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Arctic Rising looks cool! :)ReplyDelete
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Thank you for the giveaway!
I would love By a Thread, by Jennifer Estep, actually I would love to start this series so I would take the first book.ReplyDelete
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A Perfect Blood would be perfect! Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyDelete
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Wow, some good books to chose from. It's a toss up right now between Fever, The Catastrophic History of You and Me and Tempted By BloodReplyDelete
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I would love to win A Perfect Blood by Kim Harrison.ReplyDelete
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I thinking i would really enjoy Arctic Rising.ReplyDelete
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I would choose Wither, as I have to read that before Fever!ReplyDelete
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What is your first thought when you see or hear about black leather? Fifty Shades of Grey or amazing fashion? For me it's the ladder, and that seems to be the case too for top designers. Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler and Givenchy have all released new ad campaigns that showcase women wearing black leather. Thick, thin, layered, long, short and cropped, black leather is where it's at. So…how do you replicate this look? Easy…invest in one good piece of genuine leather.
While you may not be able to afford a Givenchy leather trench, you can find a good pick from Zara, Topshop, ASOS or from Urban Outfitters vintage picks. I say invest, because a great black leather jacket never goes out of style, and let's face it faux-leather just never looks as good. If you wear faux because of moral reasons though, you can get great picks from Members Only or Stella McCartney. If you're daring go for one with a fur trim or studded embellishments.
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Today we are sharing a guest post from Casey Nelson, an incredibly talented mixed media artist and blogger at Junquemail Contessa. In this tutorial, Casey shows how to create a boho wall hanging using Tattered Angels paints on simple textures like muslin and lace. She completely WOWED us with the paper beads she created using TA Seersucker paper and glaze. Here's her story:
I started this wall hanging by spraying strips of muslin and small pieces of lace using Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist.
While the fabric and lace were drying, I moved on to making the paper beads. I took a sheet of Tattered Angels Seersucker Mistable Pure Paper and cut it into 3/4 inch wide strips. Different colors of Glimmer Mist were painted on each strip using a paintbrush.
After cutting the strips down to 2 inch long pieces, each piece was wrapped around a skewer with the end of the paper glued to secure it in place. One 12 x 12 sheet of paper makes over 90 paper beads. Once all of the beads were made, I put them on skewers and added shine and stability to the beads by coating each with Tattered Angels Champagne Glimmer Glaze and let dry. I don't have a bead drying rack, so I used 7Gypsies Gator Clips and made a DIY rack that worked perfectly. I repeated the glazing and drying 2 more times.
The Glimmer Glaze gave the paper beads a beautiful glass like appearance. I threaded them through muslin strips, made easier by wrapping a piece of Scotch Tape on the end of the fabric strip. Tapered to form a point, the tape acted as a needle.The lace, leftover paper beads and fabric beads made from scraps of muslin were sewn onto or strung from the fabric strips. The strands of paper beads, the embellished fabric strips and some sari silk yarn were glued to the inside of a wood pants hanger.
This project was a lot of fun to create. I named this Boho Hanging "The Fairy Godmother" because while I was in the process of making it, I found my godmother (who I had not seen since I was a baby) and she is an artisan jewelry designer. I told her she gave me the best godmother gift ever…the love of creativity. Peace, friends…I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. xoxo
We have a fun challenge to introduce this week! We are excited to be working with StampNation's team of talented designers. Each designer was sent a bundle of assorted products from our new Tattered Tangles line and will be posting their projects throughout the remainder of the week. Be sure to follow along with StampNation here!
We will be rewarding one lucky entrant with the entire Tattered Tangles line PLUS an assortment of paints. Entering is easy: use the Rafflecopter widget below to like Tattered Angels and Catherine Pooler's StampNation on Facebook and you're entered to win. One lucky winner will be announced on 3/20!
To read more about Tattered Tangles, view our most recent post on the collection: http://bit.ly/1cM6Qz8
Or, follow along with our Tangles Pinterest board: http://bit.ly/1a81gqU
We're hosting a handmade flower frenzy from March 3- March 26, and you're invited!
We've been seeing a lot of handmade flowers around the blogosphere lately and think it's the perfect way to invite Spring into our homes, layouts, mixed media, etc. For the month of March, we are hosting a flower frenzy to share ideas and inspiration with our Tattered Angels community.
Here's how to get involved:
1. Create a handmade flower using one of the following: Tattered Angels paints and/or Tattered Angels Mistable Papers (note: feel free add your flowers to your favorite layout, mixed media piece, home decor, greeting card, etc.)
2. Post your handmade flower project photos to our Facebook wall.
3. Follow our "Tattered Angels Flower Frenzy" pinboard. We'll pin your flower there!
4. Create your own "Tattered Angels Flower Frenzy" pinboard and pin your favorite flowers from around the web.
One lucky participant will win our entire line of Mistable Papers and a hefty assortment of glaze, glimmer, glam and chalkboard mists. We're looking forward to seeing what everyone creates!
Questions? Contact Camille at email@example.com.
It's the moment we have ALL been waiting for–Tattered Angels is proud to release our newest addition to the TA family, Tattered Tangles, a collection of papers that inspires coloring inside of the lines and thinking outside of the box.
When we were thinking about our newest line under the Tattered Angels brand, we had two objectives in mind:
1. Create a line that served as a starting place, but was open enough to let one's creativity run free
2. Keep the line versatile enough to allow one's personality to guide the direction of their project
Complete with (6) 12″ x 12″ papers and (6) Tattered Tangles packs (sizes vary), the papers were designed to work with any color palette. Wether it be bright, pastel, muted or vintage, Tattered Tangles makes it easy to personalize projects to reflect your personal style. The entire collection has a multitude of fun themes, making it easy to create travel books, gratitude books, journals, etc. in one sitting.
To give you better insight into this new line of papers, we sat down with TA designer JoAnne Doshier to hear her thoughts on the making of Tattered Tangles.
Q: What was your inspiration for creating Tattered Tangles.
A: When creating, it's often helpful to have a place to start. I've always been very interested in the repetition of designs and free flowing patterns. When I was playing around with our Mistable Papers, I realized that are each so unique when paint is added. As a result, we combined the idea of a uniquely finished paper printed with black and white art and Tattered Tangles came to life. We wanted to make this line a starting place for creativity that is ideal for the beginner but fun for artists at all levels.
Q: How did you decide on the themes included in the Tattered Tangles line?
A: As we designed the line, the team requested items that not only support the themes that they love to work with (travel, creative, grateful, love) but were general enough to fit their personal style. Starting with black and white, the papers can be transformed into any color scheme. The general themes make it a perfect line to create projects coordinated with the colors of life events such as the colors from your wedding or the waters from your cruise. The themes can be very personal or very general , from expressing your emotions to capturing a favorite vacation, anniversary….
Q: What kind of paper is Tattered Tangles printed on?
A: We experimented with all 21 papers to find the perfect match for this line. We ended up selecting a "Tattered Angels Mistable Paper -Leather" because it made all the colors pop and worked the best with every one of the Tattered Angels Paints.
Q: Can you use all Tattered Angels paints on this paper?
A: Yes, that is what is so exciting. Glimmer Mist and Simply Sheer act as a mist and a watercolor paint; Chalkboard and Baseboard can also be used as a mist and more semi-opaque water-color; Glaze was a wonderful surprise as it is a wonderful dimensional paint that just pops withe color. Glam, High Impact and Stained Glass also work wonderfully.
Q: What makes you so excited about this new line?
A: I love how the line came together capturing the the themes and design and all the pieces work great on their own and wonderfully together.. It excites me that you can put as much or as little into your projects and they're still going to look great.
Q: What does the future for Tattered Tangles look like?
A: Our plan is to start with the 6 Tattered Packs, 6 12″ x 12″ papers and a Tattered Tangles book filled with Mistable papers and ready to house the beautiful Tattered Tangles creations. The line works wonderfully with all of the Mistable papers and coordinately beautifully with all of the Canvas Home Basics Black and White papers. The options are endless.
This new line hits stores in March, so keep an eye out. Follow our board on Pinterest to keep up with all of the Tattered Tangles products and we will be updating with new projects. We'd love to hear your thoughts on our new line and how you plan to use it! Send us links to your projects, as we would love to add them to our Pin board.


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