Well, one day, baby Bowser decided that he was fed up of seeing all the happy Yoshi's, err, happy. So he hatched a plan to make them all unhappy. His devilish plan was to steal the Yoshi's super happy tree. So he did, and the whole island was turned into the pages of a story book. This had a very detrimental effect on the Yoshis. Meanwhile, 6 Yoshi eggs hatched and out popped 6 baby Yoshis. They could tell something was wrong instantly. "What the -?! What are we going to do?", one said to another and after much discussion about the mysterious disappearance of the super happy tree, they decided to embark on a dangerous journey to recover the stolen super happy tree. Your adventure begins...

The Game

Yoshi's Story's aim is fairly simple, again, like Yoshi's Island, get your Yoshi from A to B without getting crushed, eaten, taken away, faint, sliced or falling off the screen. Simple as. Not as simple if you're going for everything in the game, mind, and there's a lot to go for too...

It's a fun game that is supposed to appeal to the younger generation, but I still play it and I'm almost 21! It's cute, colorful, and pulls you back for more which is what I like in a game, but it doesn't have the magic of Yoshi's island, and apart from my opinions, a lot of people will feel 'too-old' to play it, shamefully.

I suggest you give it a try. It's definitely worth it, it'll keep you busy for the best part of a week or two (Or if you just want to get to the end, perhaps a day), but in my opinion, I would have loved to see 'Touch Fuzzy - Get dizzy' from Yoshi's island be done to pseudo 3D style, and now Yoshi has a voice, it'd be well funny...