This time, Baby Mario, Baby DK, Baby Wario and Baby Peach ... Thanks to the power of the Nintendo DS, all of the lush vistas and perilous paths of Yoshi's Island span two screens.

The DS game developed by Artoon was fairly innovative; instead of Yoshi just carrying Baby Mario on his back, he carried baby versions of Princess Peach, Donkey Kong, Wario and Bowser, all with their ...

In Yoshi's Island, the titular dino and his pals had to carry baby Mario and Luigi to safety ... but the box-art also quite clearly shows Wario and Bowser too. Quite what role those two will ...

Fast forward to 2014, and Yoshi is making a comeback in a big way, though in a game that plays it safe a lot more than it tries to innovate. Yoshi's New Island once again tells the story of Baby ...

What made Yoshi the character of choice over the likes of Wario ... in kidnapping the Baby Luigi, Baby Mario was lost in the confusion and fell to Yoshi’s Island. With the instinctive bond ...

In Yoshi's Island DS, this is done via the use of "stork drops" containing baby-ized versions of a few Nintendo regulars: Princess Peach, Donkey Kong, Bowser, and Wario. Stationed throughout the ...

Many people feel that the original Yoshi's Island ... a baby you haven't brought before. A greater emphasis on exploration is what all of the different babies really bring to Yoshi's Island DS ...

It is also not hard to be excited to revisit the platform design in a full-fledged follow-up, and what Nintendo has done for Yoshi's Island DS won't disappoint those looking for more of the same.