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Koru, a boy from the slums of Colortown, embarks on a joyous quest to defeat the Bleakness, a dark force threatening to erase all happiness. Using color and emotion as weapons, he brings life back to a world drained of its hue.

✦ Best for indie action-adventure fans

Mario Kart DS continues the iconic racing series with 16 brand‑new tracks and 16 classic tracks from the previous four games, split into Nitro and Retro Grand Prix modes.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers who want local multiplayer racing

Mario Kart: Double Dash!! lets two characters team up in a single kart, swapping roles to drive and fire items. Choose from a huge cast of favorites and pair them any way you like for intense multiplayer mayhem.

✦ Best for families craving local multiplayer kart racing on gamecube

Mario Kart: Super Circuit brings classic Mario Kart excitement to the handheld, featuring 40 vibrant tracks that blend familiar favorites with new challenges.

✦ Best for families seeking portable, four-player kart fun

The game supports both single‑player and split‑screen multiplayer, offering fast‑paced arcade action that’s perfect for casual sessions or competitive play. Its distinct kart handling and power‑up system keep each race fresh and exciting.

✦ Best for families with young kids

Akira is a 1988 adventure video game developed by Tose for the Family Computer, released exclusively in Japan. Based on the iconic 1988 animated film, the game puts you in the shoes of Kaneda as his biker gang faces police crackdown after Tetsuo’s abduction.

✦ Best for retro akira fans

Mikael Herman awakens on Oscarsborg Island in a nightmarish version of April 9, 1940, the day Norway’s forces sank the German cruiser Blücher.

✦ Best for fans of narrative horror

Mario Party: Island Tour brings the classic board‑game party experience to the Nintendo 3DS, letting you travel to seven fresh islands in quick, bite‑size sessions.

✦ Best for families with nintendo 3ds

Mario Party Advance brings the classic board‑game party experience to the Game Boy Advance, letting you travel with 60 unique mini‑games and a variety of Professor E. Gadd’s inventive Gaddgets.

✦ Best for families and casual gamers craving portable party mini‑games

Mario Party 9 brings friends and family together on the Wii with a brand‑new board‑game style experience. Players travel in shared vehicles, hit dice blocks, and compete to collect Mini Stars while cooperating to defeat iconic bosses.

✦ Best for families seeking local couch co‑op board‑game fun

Mario Party DS drops players into a shrunken adventure where classic Mario characters must navigate oversized environments, collect coins and stars, and avoid familiar hazards.

✦ Best for families seeking a fun, turn‑based board game with a single‑player story

Mario Party 7 brings the classic board‑game style fun to the GameCube with a new cast of characters, microphone support, and a Bowser‑filled cruise ship setting.

✦ Best for families with gamecube consoles