SEGA’s Nintendo DS launch title is a quirky, highly stylized adventure that’s packed with crazy events. Feel the Magic: XY/XX is exactly the kind of visionary, high concept title that only Sonic Team and SEGA can deliver. The game’s hero is doing everything he can to score a date with a sunny beauty. He enlists the help of the Rub Rabbits – a suave gang of super performers who wear plastic, members-only rabbit ears – to help him get her attention. Through a series of madcap performances our hero manages to impress the girl. When he finally takes her out, the craziness really begins: a rival suddenly appears and a dark cloud is cast over their love. Will he ever be able to feel the magic of true love?

The game puts the unique hardware of the Nintendo DS to great use, taking full advantage of both screens and the voice recognition system. Throughout gameplay, players switch among the stylus, their voice, and even their breath to control the main character.

To win the affection of the girl, our hero must impress her by performing a series of stunts. Of course, he needs your help. Our hero is faced with some of the quirkiest challenges around. When 100 bulls rush toward the girl, you must tap every one to make sure they fall out of the way. You will guide him as he tries to ride a unicycle across a catwalk. You'll blow into the built-in microphone to blow out candles before they start a fire. And that's only the tip of the Feel the Magic's wacky gameplay iceberg.

If the hip, stylized art and addictive touch-screen gameplay wasn't enough, you can unlock features for your beauty. Inserting certain SonicTeam-produced GBA cartridges to unlock costumes and other cosmetic features. Sonic Advance 3, Chu Chu Rocket and Sonic Battle are just a few of the games that will unlock these special features.

• Gameplay takes full advantage of the Nintendo DS touch screen, dual screen feature, and voice recognition system through both speaking and breath • Surreal, humor-driven story line with a romance twist • Distinct, cutting-edge art style through the use of silhouette images. • Unlockable features via Sega GBA games

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Alternative Titles

Project Rub, Kimi no Tame Nara Shineru

Platform

Nintendo DS

Developer(s)

Sonic Team

Publishers(s)

Sega

Genres(s)

Adventure

NA Release Date

November 16, 2004

JP Release Date

December 2, 2014

EU Release Date

March 11, 2005

AUS Release Date

February 24, 2005

ESRB Rating

Teen

PEGI Rating

PEGI 12

CERO Rating

CERO A

ACB Rating

G

MVGL User Score

6.1 by 15 user(s)

MVGL Difficulty

-

Composer(s)

Naofumi Hataya, Tomoko Sasaki, Mariko Nanba

Website

Official Website

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