Play Avatar - The Legend Of Aang (FireX) (E) Online

I picked up Avatar: The Legend of Aang (FireX) for the Nintendo DS back in 2006, a time when licensed games were a real mixed bag. THQ published it, and it was one of those titles that tried to capture the show's spirit on a handheld, fitting right in with the era's push for stylus-driven gameplay. It wasn't a system seller, but for fans of the series, it was a chance to step into Aang's world.

You control Aang and his friends, exploring different environments screen by screen, solving simple environmental puzzles, and engaging in combat that relies heavily on the touch screen. The main goal is to master the four elements and ultimately defeat the Fire Lord. Signature mechanics include using the stylus to draw specific patterns for bending attacks; for instance, swiping a zigzag to cast lightning or a loop for a water whip. The pacing is fairly straightforward, though the combat can feel repetitive after a while. It feels like a solid, if unspectacular, attempt to translate the show's action into a portable adventure.