QuickSpot

"Last year I scoffed at the idea of a touch-screen version of Point Blank on the Nintendo DS, and Namco proved that the idea could work on the system. That same mindset went into this review of QuickSpot. There's not much to the game other than glancing at the top screen and circling portions of the image on the touch screen. But Namco did a really good job injecting variety into this simple, easy to grasp concept that still might not be enough for the hardcore gamer...but for those who love the occasional "casual game" experience, Namco's design turned out surprisingly decent."

"QuickSpot has about as much lasting value as you'd expect from a game that is exclusively about spotting differences between two pictures, which is to say, not much."

"Be it in newspapers or in Highlights Magazine, you've surely seen those brain teasers that ask you to spot the difference between two similar images. Play about 200 of those in a row, and you've approximated the experience of Namco's portable brain teaser."