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Tingle's Balloon Fight DS (チンクルの バルーンファイトDS, Chinkuru no Barūn Faito DS) is a Nintendo DS arcade-style platform game published and developed by Nintendo for the Nintendo DS handheld game console, solely available to Platinum Club Nintendo members. Tingle's Balloon Fight DS is the second Tingle-centric game for DS, the first being Freshly-Picked Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland. It is based on The Legend of Zelda and Balloon Fight, making it the third entry in the latter franchise, following Balloon Fight and Balloon Kid.

Gameplay

The premise of Tingle's Balloon Fight involves Tingle challenging the "Balloon Fighting Spirit" of the bosom oak. It uses the same game design as Balloon Fight. The game has three modes: Balloon Fight (single-player), local wireless Balloon Fighting Spirit (2–4 players), and Balloon Trip (single-player). Performing various accomplishments throughout the game (winning multiplayer matches, achievements in scoring and other methods) unlocks artwork in a gallery of Tingle portraits, available on the options screen of the game.

Release

The game was released exclusively to members of Club Nintendo in Japan.

Reception

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References

1. Anoop Gantayat (2007-04-19). "Tingle's Balloon Fight Impressions". IGN. Retrieved 2008-03-20.

External links

• Tingle's Balloon Fight DS on Zeldapedia, an external wiki
• Tingle's Balloon Fight DS at ZeldaWiki.org

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• 2007 video games
• Japan-exclusive video games
• Nintendo DS games
• Nintendo DS-only games
• The Legend of Zelda games