When a copy of 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix landed in Gamervision HQ, I didn’t even know what it was. It wasn’t even close to being on my radar, despite being published by Atlus in North America. As I soon found out, the title says it all: 101 minigames on one DS cartridge for the budget price of $20. I thought that it sounded like a great value, and that even if some of the games weren’t so great, there had to be enough good content to warrant the price. However, even though a handful of the Megamix games are entertaining, too many of them have sloppy controls or a low fun factor, leaving me a little underwhelmed.