Nintendo Magic DS

User Reviews about Master of Illusion

My 10 year old was going through a magic phase, and we got a new version of Masters of Illusion for $10. This is NOT a traditional video game--more like a video prop to do magic tricks with. So if you realize that, it's really a cute product. The tricks are easy enough for kids to do, and are fun to perform and watch. He went through and learned the tricks in about 2 days, then was done showing the tricks by the end of the week. However, the marked deck that comes with it is great, and trick decks usually cost about $10. He's still using the marked deck a year later, so if you consider we got a ds game with a week's entertainment as a bonus, then it was totally worth the price. I would not recommend this game alone without the marked deck. -- this is a magic prop, not a game, but trick deck is great

My young son loves magic. He has seen several television shows which show how magic is done, and really wanted to do some magic tricks.

This has been a great way for him to get started. The cards are marked, in several ways, and he learned to read them. It impressed the heck out of his 3rd grade friends. The magic doesn't stop with the cards, there is also magic and slight of hand that works with the DS Lite.

If you have a young child who wants to start to learn magic, this is a great set to begin with. It does require a Nintendo DS Lite to get full use. -- This is a parents answer to a prayer

My brother already has this game and after he showed me a few magic tricks, I had to get this game. It's so much fun! I've only started playing this, but I'm already enjoying it and I haven't even unlocked half the games. I recommend this to anyone who loves magic tricks, card games, and anyone who just enjoys entertaining people! -- very fun!!

i bought this game for myself, to try to amaze my 6-year-old son. it worked!! it's really fun, and i've let him in on a few of the secrets, so he can do some of the magic for our family, too. -- fun for all!