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Art Academy: Second Semester DS
  • Publisher: Nintendo
  • Release Date: Sep 28, 2009
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  • Summary: [DSiWare] Art Academy is a portable art course that anyone can enjoy. Art Academy: Second Semester provides new and returning students with a larger set of tools and in-depth lessons designed to encourage the creation of more complex artwork. By gaining an even deeper understanding of colors and techniques used by famous impressionist artists, you will be ready to take on more challenging themes that include moving objects, and vast landscapes with distant objects. The openness of Free Paint mode offers plenty of opportunities to hone your skills and boost your confidence as an artist. [Nintendo]… Expand

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  1. Official Nintendo Magazine UK
    73
    A fantastic paint package, but don't be fooled into buying the same thing twice. [Mar 2010, p.92]
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  2. Nintendo Life
    40
    It may be a worthwhile purchase for those who skipped First Semester, but bear in mind that this release assumes you already know how to use the tools and interface, so...good luck with that.

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  1. tupwee
    5
    umm pretty much the same but the tools are great justlike first so... it doesnt deserve a zero but it is a big middle finger to the ones who have the first one and thought this one would be diffrent somehow… Expand
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  2. Michael
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    More of the same. Nintendo is just trying to rip people off by repackaging stripped down versions of games and passing them off as something new. There is fewer lessons than the first one and this one should have just been a cheap DLC addition to it. Big N really needs to stop pushing this crap onto unsuspecting buyers.… Expand
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