The good parts of this game is the 5 mini-games are at least decent and they use the touch screen and it works very well. The fact that you can transfer your tokens to your pogo.com account is very cool via wifi. There are a lot of modes to play and they are very good and the quick play is very good for people that just wanna go ahead and play before they make their own file. The rankings are really cool and can tell your position in the game or how good you think you are. There are goals for certain games and that is really cool and to get them all can keep you playing for awhile. Each game has a difficulty level and that is good so that you can try to master a game. The bad parts of this game is the story mode is just way too repetitive, you spin the spinner and you go the amount of spaces and then you play a mini-game and you "rescue" your 5 friends and thats mainly it. Some of the mini-games i think are really tough and can get frustrating to beat them if you have to beat them. There are only 5 mini-games, that is not very good, EA should have made at least 3 more mini-games and shouldn't have made it so repetitive. If you already have a pogo.com account, you might think this game may be extremely easy and/or very boring because you may think its too easy. Overall, not the worst game on the DS, but i think its a lot better for rent.
I've been a Pogo.com user for quite a few years now, so seeing Pogo Island come out for the DS really had me jumping for joy, as some of my favorite games are in there. Pogo Island is a mini-game collection that comes... Read Full Review
As a pogo.com player I was excited to be able to play pogo on my DS and being able to transfer tokens sounded great. For the most part this game is good, it has 5 varied games and allows for up to 3 profiles. There are... Read Full Review
