As its name suggests, this is a follow-up to a collection of classic games — cards, tabletop, logic — bundled onto a single low-cost cartridge, aimed at a broad audience looking for something to pass the time without committing to a long campaign.
It's the kind of title that rarely shows up on lists of the console's best games, but it explains much of the DS's commercial muscle: cheap, impulse-buy cartridges that filled the video game aisle of any big-box store.
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