Coraline DS

Coraline DS:

Coraline DS

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1. Disc has no scratches
2. Must include case, artwork, manual, bundled accessories where applicable
3. Case, manual and artwork can show light wear,
4. Not liquid or physically damaged, Smoke-free only
5. Game is PAL | Region 2 format in English
6. Game must work perfectly
7. Disc isn't cracked, chipped, discoloured, heavily scratched or it doesn't have laser burns or deep scratches
8. Game is not Promo or Marked Not for Resale

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Coraline, the creepy children's book from the mind of British fantasy savant, Neil Gaiman, has been made into a film. As a good children's book begets a big film, so a big film begets a game. A Coraline game, then, was inevitable. It's not often, however, that a game has such strange source material to draw on. Coraline, like all too many kids, is ignored by her parents. Frequently mind-numbingly bored, Coraline starts to wander the halls of the new building in which her parents have got themselves a new apartment. She finds Mr. Bobinski, a circus acrobat who trains mice in the arts of the Big Top, and Miss Forcible and Miss Spink - retired actresses who seem a little too attached to Highland Terriers. She also finds the door to the other side, a world with another version of her parents who have buttons for eyes. From there, things get stranger... The game faithfully recreates the haunting beauty of the stop-motion animated film it's based on, creating a rich and immersive - if undeniably strange and a little creepy - world for players to dive into. They'll engage in quests to help their new friends as well as a raft of mini games ranging from rhythm-based tasks to puzzle-based challenges such as picture matching. If you've got a taste for the eerie, look no further.