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Random Wii and DS/3DS/NewDS game that nobody care about that i played:

These are mainly games that I randomly picked from the huge list of games on my DS and Wii and played during my childhood.
I finished some of them, like The Sims 2 Castaway, which I couldn't have finished without looking for help online lmao

In this game, I spent more time making sure my Sims was healthy than anything else, and going back and forth between NPCs because I didn't understand what they were asking me to do.
Reading this, you might think this game is crap, but I actually really enjoyed discovering the new areas.

There's something about the atmosphere of the game that gives you an eery feeling, the fact that the graphics are very krispy, and that you have to keep your Sims' mental state high enough so they don't go crazy.
And also the Sims you play seem to be the only intelligent species in this game, as all the NPCs look seems pretty stupid, and yet you to make your sims talk to them to keep their mental state high.

Wait... iv'e just learned there was a mobile verion of this game??? Imagine playing this on your Nokia lol

It's basically Minecraft, but with very limited diversity in terms of blocks and creatures. However, this game has the good old Minecraft soundtrack, like many outdated versions of Minecraft for consoles.
This version of Minecraft isn't very enjoyable to play because of the console's small joystick and the fact that the game pauses every 10 minutes to automatically save.

I built a few things, but it can get very lonely and it's literally impossible to find anyone else who has this game. I think it must be very difficult to get hold of the game today... given that the DS eShop is now closed...
I tried to get the physical version of the game, but when I asked in the store, they told me that Minecraft on New3DS didn't exist lol. So I bought the game shortly before the eShop closed.

This game is so good and so underrated! Even the soundtrack is awesome. In this game, you play as a secret agent and have to solve puzzles.
I haven't finished the game yet, but so far, it's incredible. You can customize your Sims and your base.

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Park Forest Stereo 2 - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Create-a-Sim 4 - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Create-a-Sim 2 - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Create-a-Sim 5 - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Create-a-Sim 3 - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Main Menu - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Ski Lodge & Gift Shop (Exterior) - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Ice Cave - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Headquarters Piano 2 - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: DJ Booth 1 - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: DJ Booth 2 - MySims Agents

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the game: Dr. F's Lab (Interior) - MySims Agents

If you want to listen to more soundtrack you can look at this playlist big thanks to the person who uploaded it! click me

When I was a child, I used to play this game with my sister, and I consider it to be the first video game I ever completed.
This game is pretty cute you could pick your lil Hamster (my fav was the yellow girl one and my sis was the grey girl one).
It's like a parkour game you have to navigate your way through the level to the end, and there are several worlds.

I especially remember a certain world where the parkour sections are quite complicated even playing it today...
JUST LOOK AT THAT:

(Some of the screenshots shown here are likely from different Pokémon Ranger games.)

I don't remember this game very well, it's a Pokémon game but you have to complete missions?
It's the only Pokémon game I could play on my DS, because my Heart Gold save file got corrupted and I can't play it anymore... I reloaded my Pokémon Ranger save file from where I left off, in the Olive Jungle.
I think I had to find a Politoed, but to be honest, the music was pretty annoying ngl (and I have pretty weird taste in music lol), so I quit the game, but I'll definitely pick it up again someday.
I like the capture system, the way you have to draw around the Pokémon with your stylus while trying not to get attacked by it, it's really cool.

I had this game on both the ds and the wii they have the same gameplay, you have to buy pets take care of them and unlock more pets, objects and areas

This game comes from a famous French ds game serie named "Léa passion" There are LOTS of different Léa Passion games mostly about stereotped jobs aimed at girls...
This game is pretty ok actually
you get client and you need to design them objects, rooms ,... from the shape to the color and texture and then you can add it to your personal room

This game is very good, I haven't finished it yet. But from the little I have played, I really liked it. It's my very first Lego game.

This game is very simple in terms of content. It consists of mini-games that you have to complete 100%, but they're pretty fun in a Rabbids way.
Rayman is as if he doesn't exist. Seriously, I forgot what his role was in the game.

I didn't play this game much because I got lost in the levels, which were also quite complicated. To be honest, I only played the game to customize the rabbit rather than anything else.
Or in the Wii controller controls, where you could smash the rabbit against the walls of the controller by shaking it. It was quite surprising to see the inside of the Wii controller in this way and how certain buttons reacted.

I recently finished this game and was very surprised by the ending, as it was suddenly very fantastical compared to the rest of the game, but hey, it's still a children's game.
In this game, the goal is to participate in competitions to win prizes and unlock more maps. You can own several horses and take care of them by feeding them, cleaning them and taking them for rides, you could also dress up your character and your horse.
What I really liked about this game was the fact that you can crossbreed different breeds of horses. I collected them, had my favorites, and gave them random names.

This game is more like a flying simulator than anything else, there's some mini games you could do but most of the time you fly around Berk at least from what i've played there's maybe more than that that i haven't played yet
When i would play this game it was only to roleplay as Hiccup flying around Berk and that's mostly it, I really liked the flying mechanics but this game was pretty boring...

You start this game by choosing from about 10 different dinosaurs.
The goal of the game is to follow the straight path until you encounter a dinosaur to fight, and at the end, you face a boss.
The whole game is the same... but you play as different dinosaurs.
I spent a lot of time customizing my dinosaur, and the same thing in Dragon 2 on Wii. I roleplayed as the dinosaurs walking around the map, yes... don't judge me! There wasn't much to do in that game.

This game is based on a French animated series called “Les mystérieuses cités d'or”, in english: “The Mysterious Cities of Gold”
It's a game where you have to solve puzzles to advance through the levels, using three characters, each with their own special powers that allow them to access places that others cannot.
I really like this game. The gameplay is simple, but I enjoy going trough and completing the levels.

This game is intended solely for learning art, so it was quite well known in artistic community.
You can either take classes or draw freely. Personally, I didn't take many classes; I mostly drew freely. I drew so much on this game that there's no more room to draw anymore lol.
I haven't touched this game anymore in order to preserve all my old drawings.

Unlike the first Art Academy, there are more artistic media available; you can use pastels and colored pencils. But I don't like the rendering of the paint in this Art Academy as much as in the first one
because when you apply paint, there's a glossy effect to make the paint look more realistic, but it's just super annoying mix colors together and paint something that looks good with this crappy effect.

In this game, there is also a gallery in a 3D space where you can display your paintings. But this gallery gives me luminal space vibes with empty rooms that repeat themselves, so it's easy to get lost in it.
The way you move around like a point-and-click game also gives you the feeling that you don't have complete control because your movements are restricted, and when you find yourself at the entrance to the gallery, you can see the sky and trees through the door, but you can't go outside.

Spore Heroes is a spinoff in the Spore series, a video game created by Will Wright, the creator of The Sims.
The goal of this game is to evolve a species to found a civilization, going from a simple cell to an empire spanning an entire galaxy.
this game is pretty known for it's character customisation which is very detailed and people would recreate anything with it.

But in this version on the Wii, it's a different story.
Here, you have to save creatures from a kind of parasite, but the idea is still to evolve your character by gaining new body parts such as wings for gliding, fins for swimming, etc.,
I finished the game and really enjoyed it. I loved acquiring all the different abilities and customizing my creature, although I would have liked the customization to be as detailed as in the original Spore...
I also really like the friending mecanic for example the dancing one.

This game is actually pretty known but nowadays its getting kinda forgotten among other pokemon games
In this game, you play as Pikachu, who finds himself in a world where there are only Pokémon. The main goal is to reunite the Pokémon and save PokéPark.
There are several areas in the game, and to unlock new ones, you have to make as many Pokémon friends as possible.
To become friends with them, you can do different activities such as offering them berries, chasing them, fighting them, etc.

I really liked this game. I finished it, but not 100%.
The game is very cute, and I really liked the environments. There was sometimes a bit of parkour, and I enjoyed annoying the Pokémon by bumping into them.

Pokepark 2 is very similar to Pokepark 1, but the big difference is that you can choose between 4 Pokémon (Pikachu, Snivy, Piplup, and Tepig).
But this time, you must save the Pokémon from a parallel world, Wish Park, and you must make friends to use the power of friendship to open the portals of wishes.

This game is even stranger in its setting due to the fact that there are modern buildings similar to those built by humans, even though this world is supposed to be populated only by Pokémon.
And Wish Park itself scared me when I was a child because of the atmosphere,
the music, the way the ground moved when you walked on it, and the behavior of the Pokémon, which seemed possessed. Every time you pass through these places, your friends are kidnapped and forced to stay here.

Here is a yt link to one of the music of the wishing park: click me

Here are some pictures of the Wishing park:

This game is very original in its gameplay. The goal is to collect the star from each area, but to do so, you must solve puzzles by writing in a notebook, and everything you write will appear in the level.
The levels are fun to play, but I had some issues with certain words...
My game is in French, and the word I wrote in French, which had the same meaning in English, was not interpreted in the same way by the game.
I wanted to write “metal door” to block the explosion, but in French, it didn't give me the right object, so I had to switch the game to English to complete the level.
The problem probably stems from what I wrote, but I really couldn't figure out how to get the game to give me the right object. So, to avoid any further problems, I'm just playing the game in English...

It's a platform video game based on the animated film Monster High 13 Wishes. The further you progress in the game, the more characters you unlock, but I find it difficult to find your way around the levels.

The next games I'm going to talk about are games I don't really remember, so I'll just put the pictures and add more in the future if I start playing them again...

I need to replay this game to talk about it...

I restarted the game, and the first thing I saw was the sponsor text glitching...
I have to admit, that really caught me off guard, lol. this doesn't seems good for the rest of the game and I was right,
because then I talked to an NPC who gave me a quest that triggered a mini-game, but the game crashed and the screen stayed white,i could only hear the sound.
So, I think this game is done for… I’m going to try deleting my save file and starting over from scratch.

Sorry if I wrote a bit too much here—I was playing the game while writing this

So then, I launched the other game, "tinkerbell and the lost treasure"
and I started with the story mode which didn't have a save file.
The gameplay seems to work the same way, but this time you play as the main character from the animated films (it's probably because of the story mode; I'll try the other mode another time)

I’m asked to go see Roselia to build a boat, then comes the first mini-game to design the boat—a mini-game that didn’t crash!
I then went to see Terence, who gave me an item to build the boat. Then came a mini-game where I had to blow into the microphone—it was awkward lol
Next, there was a cutscene (which consists of a still image from the movie showing an event from the animated film) I was then asked to save, but it took a while—I thought the game had crashed again....

Basically, the game involved completing a quest (like collecting 3 spiderwebs), going to see the character to give them the items, then playing a mini-game, and repeating the process over and over...
(each mini-game involved either scratching the screen, blowing into the mic, or tapping the screen, enough to really scratch my console's screen...)

After she starts her expedition, the gameplay gets a little more interesting...it still consiste of mini games but they are more different than building a boat...
A little later, there was a Flappy Bird-style mini-game with pterodactyls flying in the backgroung... there’s a bit of an anachronism issue there lol
At one point I laughed because I jumped into the void and she got hit in the face by a branch and fall into the void, I wasn’t expecting that lol.
Toward the end of the story mode, there’s a moment where you have to look in the mirror and make a wish. I spent several minutes trying to get past this stage by talking into thin air, but in the end I just blew into the mic and it worked
I finished the story mode of this game! It was quick...

END OF STORY MODE

I then switched game modes; I chose Fairy Mode and saw that I had some saves.

it plays the same way as the story mode (completing a quest, going to see the character to give them the items, then playing a mini-game, and repeating the process...)
but this time you can customise your charater by sewing clothes or build furniture for your house.

The most advanced save was the one with the Animal Fairy, the story was done i just hadn't unlocked all the object...
I had three saves with the same character who has the same name, lol.

When I saw what the characters kid me created looked like, I realized I was really stuck in the stereotypes society has imposed on women...
I made my character as beautiful as possible, and as you can see, she’s blonde with long hair and blue eyes… It’s weird to see how much I thought that’s what a beautiful woman looked like…

I deleted all my saves except for the animal fairy one and started a new game with the handy fairy
And I remade my character, this time with a new vision of what a beautiful woman look like
(that’s the darkest skin tone the game lets you choose, btw...)