This is one of those games that makes you look really silly if you happen to be playing in public--a good or a bad thing, depending on your viewpoint, but fun either way. Gone is the lightgun from this classic point-and-shoot series; in its place, the stylus has never been more crucial. Gameplay here consists solely of tapping the touch screen as precisely and speedily as possible, whether you're hitting a bunch of bad guys but avoiding the hostages, shooting ducks in a pond, setting off fireworks, or performing some other such nonsensically fun task of the 40 or so on offer. The game rates your accuracy and speed for each stage, awarding you a score that goes onto the leaderboard--a very fun component when you're sharing a cartridge with your mortal foes.
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