it's not that I would say "I didn't enjoy it" but I was disappointed. I had high expectations after the SNES game and it's pretty decent

I bought Yoshi Touch & Go by accident thinking it was this game back in the day and I hated it.

I seriously didn't know it existed. I did however get excited for the 3DS game because....uhh....well because I love my 3DS and I'll play anything on it. Maybe if I can get this for cheap I may play it. I'm also excited for the Yarn Yoshi game, so that's 2 Yoshi games I'm looking forward to.

I played it and beat it. It wasn't awful by any means, but it definitely felt "off" somehow. The music was a big part of my problem with the game I think, that was definitely a weak point. Maybe the level design too? I'd have to play this back-to-back with the original to really understand what I disliked about it. Also, it was a little bit shorter than the original.

After playing Yoshis Island on the GBA (sorry, never owned a snes), I wanted more so yeah, I bought it and played the shit out of it. Quite enjoyed it, too.

You know, SNES the whole Fuzzies sequence is still something they could never emulate well without the SFX chip. And that's why almost all of the games fall short from the SNES version. And it's one scene that only happens once, but it's so important to me about the game, especially yoshi's dilated eyes.

Just reminded, this is probably the first time in games I played where the character is just difficult to play as in a weird corridor sequence that only happens once. The emotional weight of playing as Yoshi resonates through the dramatic effects of being under the influence of Fuzzies

@49th: That was one of the first DS games back in the day. It inspired a similar game called Kirby Canvas Curse which is one of the rarest and most sought after DS games today. I have played neither, but it sucks you didn't get to play this true Yoshi's Island sequel.

I heard someone talking trash about "all those yoshi DS games" and my immediate thought was what Yoshi games? Are these games famously bad or something? Sounds like you all liked them.

@geraltitude: There were only two that I know of. Yoshi Touch and Go was a really early DS game that was more of a tech demo than an actual game. It wasn't especially well received. Yoshi's Island DS is a game I like. It got a 9.1 from Gamespot at the time of its release so it definitely wasn't famously bad. It's a pretty safe sequel to the SNES game. Mostly the same gameplay just you now had baby Peach, Bowser, and Donkey Kong in addition to Mario.