Arcade: Play through four different levels of difficulty in a variety of mini shooting games.
VS: Challenge your friends using the wireless feature to find out who’s the quickest draw (requires only one game card)
Brain Massage: Play through various stages while the game analyzes your abilities and gives you feedback.
Freeplay: Select any stage at any time to challenge your best score.
Games Museum: New stages adapted from Namco’s classic coin-op arcade series.
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In this popular arcade game, players will have their hand-eye coordination tested using the DS stylus as their weapon of choice to shoot down everything from clay pigeons to aliens in the fun mini games of Unou no Tatsujin: Gunbullet Trainer.
Unou no Tatsujin: Gunbullet Trainer will have players tap tap tapping their way to victory as they take on four different difficulty levels in over 40 different stages including Namco’s popular coin-op arcade series digitized for the first time.
It's great for a quick session! You always need to have a few games around that don't require you to play for hours at a time. This is one of those games. It's fast and fun, and you can play for as little as a couple of minutes and still get enjoyment out of it. Anyone can pick it up, too, so it's also great for people that aren't into DS or even into videogames in general. I'd recommend it to anyone!
Love it and I really didn't think I would Man I really would like some more games like this. I hope they put out a sequel. The only thing is that there isn't any game per say. Just keep on playing 4 random games out of 40 at different difficulty levels. They should also put in a vs mode where you hand over the ds after a level. That would be fun for parties. You can get done everything there is to do quickly. But it is still really fun to try and beat your score. I wish they had you do 2 then 4 then 8 then 16 on hard level and have at most a continue or two to make it somewhat of a challenge. All in all I am really enjoying this with my new ds lite and think it's a great game to pick up.
Good Good but could've done it better. Each arcade mode there were only 8 mini games, they could of done 16 mini games like in the arcade or PS1 version. Other mode are also worth checking it out.
cood and not so expensive I was waiting for an english version of ganbare trainer for quite a few months and I'm very happy with this : it's an old school point blank game for the nintendo DS with a brain training system. Not very expensive and quite good, maybe a little repetitive but it's worth the price
