The Urbz review

In which the game is begrudgingly ported from GBA to DS with underwhelming results. NGC reports

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It's virtually identical to the mono-screened GBA version and, given that the SP is a significantly smaller and cheaper machine, The Urbz' DS incarnation is all but redundant

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