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Fun multiplayer partly makes up for lousy solo play. You'll need some willing chums. 

Cosmo Fighters shows some promise with its solid gameplay, but its lack of any kind of charm, personality or innovation makes it a difficult game onto which to latch. If you're looking for some cheap multiplayer fun for your DSi, Cosmo Fighters is definitely worth taking a look at, but the game can only stake its claim as “the best fighter on DSiWare” due to an almost complete lack of competition.

In theory, the relative accessibility available in this game should make it a good choice for those looking for DS-based multiplayer experiences. But instead of standing out, Cosmo Fighters blends in, becoming something that's oh so easily forgotten. The system feels very clunky, if only because of the slow nature of the gameplay. Even with the option of Download Play, it's hard to say if the average gamer will see this as worthwhile. Honestly, there are far better multiplayer experiences to be had on DSiWare for the same price. Cosmo Fighters had potential, but unfortunately, gameplay and presentation design choices have ultimately limited how enjoyable this game can be.

En modo individual no es gran cosa, pero si descargas el juego en otra DS y convocas multijugador, el interés sube.