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Plants vs. Zombies
Plants vs. Zombies first shambled its way into PC gamers’ hearts in mid-2009. Since then it has become a worldwide phenomenon, receiving Mac, XBLA and iOS versions in the process. Now PopCap’s other juggernaut title has infected the DS, bringing with it a slew of exclusive new features. The core Adventure mode contains 50 levels where you must defend a house against waves of zombies by placing special plant units on the lawn. There are 49 different units to choose from (a new one is unlocked after each level), and they range from useless to outright prerequisites for survival, though they’re all highly imaginative. The zombies have also been given equal attention, of course, including everything from pole-vaulters to snorkelers. They’re never too cute to decapitate, though. As you unlock new plants and progress through the game, you’ll need to choose your units wisely. Each of the more advanced zombie types has a plant designed to counter it. For instance, football zombies have helmets that protect them from your peashooters, but you can lay down magnets that will suck the helmets right off, rendering the zombies vulnerable.
Plants vs. Zombies Review
You're trapped inside the house; brain-craving zombies are closing in from all sides; and there are no firearms or weaponized power tools in sight. What do you do? In Plants vs. Zombies, now available for the Nintendo DS well over a year after it debuted on the PC, you have only one option: to strategically surround your home with a selection of combat-ready plants. Both the plants at your disposal and the zombies you're disposing of in this tower defense game come in a wonderful variety of shapes and sizes, and are introduced gradually as you play through the occasionally challenging campaign. The DS version of Plants vs. Zombies boasts the same campaign, minigames, and bonus features found in last year's Xbox Live Arcade version, and while it lacks that game's cooperative play, it does include the excellent competitive mode. Most of your time in Plants vs. Zombies is spent either on your front lawn or out back, where there's a slightly larger garden with a pond running down the middle of it. Both are divided into grids, and each square can accommodate any one plant of your choosing.
Plants vs Zombies
There just isn't that much to say about Plants vs. Zombies on the DS. It's the entire brilliant game that we first saw on PC in 2009, and it works on a DS. Everything tangential to the gameplay, from the music to the graphics, has taken a hit in the process. On the other hand, the whole thing is here – from Crazy Dave's mad interjections to the brutal challenge of Endless Survival mode. For those sequestered in the remote mountains of Chile who have just now heard of this Plants vs. Zombies thing, this is a lighthearted real-time strategy game that has you defending your lawn (and brains) against stumbling zombie hordes with a plethora of powerful but immobile plants. Spikeweed damages everyone who walks over it. Snow Peas slow down their targets. Cherry Bombs are one-shot explosives that reduce all zombies in a 3x3 square to ash. Experimenting with the dozens of plant types against the constantly shifting challenges of the main game's 50 levels, as well as the minigame, puzzle, and survival challenges, is one of the most refreshing and purely fun gaming experiences to be found in recent years.
Plants vs. Zombies DS Review
You would be forgiven for saying you've had your fill of tower defense games. The past few years have seen a flood of these strategy clones filling every system available. But, whether they're a fan of the genre or not, pretty much everyone agrees that Plants vs. Zombies is awesome. PopCap, one of the best developers around, now brings its excellent tower defense game to the Nintendo DS. While it uses the basic mechanics of all efforts in the genre, Plants vs. Zombies stands out for its charm, personality, and loads of gameplay variety. The result is another addictive experience from PopCap -- but it unfortunately doesn't run as well here on the DS. Zombies are creeping on your lawn, and your garden is the last line of defense against these brain-crazy cannibals. You have some pretty peculiar (but useful) plants at your disposal, including pea shooters that spit at the undead, hot tamales that burn everything in their path, and Venus zombie traps that will devour an enemy in one gulp. By planting various seeds in strategic locations around your lawn you may be able to hold off the onslaught and keep them from entering your house and eating your brain.
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Plants Vs. Zombies PRE-OWNED (Nintendo DS) | $11.99 | See it |
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Plants Vs. Zombies | $15.49 | See it |
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Plants Vs. Zombies | $15.62 | See it |
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Plants vs. Zombies (Nintendo DS) | $18.99 | See it |
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Plants Vs Zombies (NDS) (UK) | $18.99 | See it |
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Plants vs Zombies - Nintendo DS | $19.96 | See it |
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Plants vs. Zombies™ for Nintendo DS™ | $19.99 | See it |
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Plants vs. Zombies : (7.6/10)
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