"Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir is a simple but addictive observation game designed exclusively for the portable NintendoDS. Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir combines a fun mystery storyline with seek-and-solve puzzles to create an adventure that can be enjoyed by everyone."

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IGN Staff simply could not hold off the announcement so they've gone and made it, the top Nintendo DS game for September 2008!

The winner is Lock's Quest, followed by the members choice of Kirby Super Star Ultra and the runner up Disgaea DS.

Each was given a game profile including name, publisher, developed, release date and then the reasons behind their choices.

Are these games matching what you would believe to be game of the month?

Other games which were deemed worthy of notin...

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Missing out on your daily dose of gameplay and trailers for the upcoming and just released Nintendo DS games? Nintendic has kindly posted up some videos, showing games such as Chrono Trigger DS and Kirby Super Star Ultra.

image credit - gaygamer

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Here are review scores for a load of recent Nintendo DS and Wii games.

Naruto has made a slip, only achieving a 6.5.

Samba De Amigo (Wii) and Kirby Super Star Ultra (DS) held the spotlight by achieving a 9 each respectively.

The lowest score was for NBA Live 09 All-Play (Wii) with the poor achievement of 4.

The average for the game was around 7-8.

Dark Arcanine via www.nintendoeverything.com »

Flippin' sweet week to be a DS owner, and well, if you're reading this (as in, on a PC), it's also a good time to be a gamer. Spore comes out for the DS and PC, sports fans get NHL 2K9 and NHL '09 to choose from on all consoles, and DS owners also get Viva Pinata, the fabulously old school RPG Mazes of Fate (finally!), another interesting looking RPG Lock's Quest, a new color for the system, and more.

chautemoc via www.shacknews.com »

While the E3 Media & Business summit remains three weeks away, Nintendo has already announced release dates for four upcoming games for both the Wii and DS. While they will save the bigger announcements for E3, these will undoubtedly be available for impressions at E3.

Akira_EX via press.nintendo.com »