What causes a game to take ages to go from one scene to another?

By a lake, in the garden, by the sea or in the forest - there's a lot to discover in the company of these two elves. You must look carefully and memorize the motif in order to find the right tile to place on the right board. Four beautifully illustrated scenes make up this lotto game that can be adapted for different age groups. No help, sorry. I know. now if i could find my Frog tile...

http://www.boardgamecapital.com/scene-it-rules.htm
Rules are the same for every Scene It game

Try running the display at 60 or 59 hz.Also update your video card drivers at www.nvidia.com

i think u hav some problem with the setting mode..this happen to me som time and i will solve it by viewing this site...u can also try it

There is no fix for this type of problem on a DS

If you obtained a "second hand" copy of the game (particularly from some place like eBay), then you could well have a pirated copy of the game (which are known to have problems just like this one due to faulty game data)

These "black screens" are usually caused by corrupt cut scene data that causes the scene (such as the one that should appear where you get the vase) not to play

As the cut scene doesn't play and you can't skip the cut scene in the Curious Village, you're basically stuck

If you purchased the game from a store, take if back for a replacement (possibly after testing it on another DS just to make sure)

You most likely installed the game wrong. The best thing to do is to re-install the game completely.

there might be a problem with the disc. Try buying a new one.

i think so ur the game u download is not compatible with your graphics adapter

upgrade your praphics driver to the lastest one, restart and then try again.

good luck

You may not have the hardware requirements to have Scene Editor to have it function properly. Check the system requirements.