Max & the Magic Marker - Hours Drawn

Coffee Beans
     Max & the Magic Marker was released on March 8, 2010 through the Wii's WiiWare service at a pricepoint of 1,000 Wii Points, which is $10.
     The game was developed by Press Play, and received an "Everyone" rating from the ESRB, with "Comic Mischief" listed as content for gamers/parents to be aware of.

     Max has drawn his debut onto the Nintendo Channel, so let's take a look at how many hours Wii owners have reported playing Max & the Magic Marker!

The game has a coffee connection, via a cheat's name.  Do you know it?

The Brew
     Max & the Magic Marker has about 7,001 Wii owners that have reported game-play data through the Wii's Nintendo Channel.
     The game's average play-time per day/session reported is 1 Hour 6 Minutes.
     Max & the Magic Marker's United States WiiWare release has made Press Play about $70,010 over the last year and a half, before taxes and profit sharing with Nintendo, based on the number of players reporting data and the game's $10 price point.

Filtered Thoughts
     I own Max & the Magic Marker on the Wii, and I really enjoyed my time with the game.  If you missed my Max & the Magic Marker review, you can read it HERE.
     I also did a post of a challenge of sorts I competed in, against WiiLoveIt.com, where they posted a video of a speedrun through one of the game's levels, and I accepted the challenge by doing my own speedrun through the same level.  You can see my speedrun through Max & the Magic Marker's first level below:


     Also, here's a quick video showing off a seesaw contraption I built in the game, which is required randomly in different levels throughout the game:


     Seeing Max & the Magic Marker debut on the Nintendo Channel is encouraging I think, especially considering many WiiWare games released before Max & the Magic Marker have not even debuted.
     While I enjoyed Max & the Magic Marker on the Wii and recommend it to others, the game is available on a number of consoles/platforms.  You can currently purchase it for the PC, iPod/iPhone, and this Tuesday, October 18, the game will be releasing on the PlayStation 3 with Sony PlayStation Move support.  The game will also be releasing on the Nintendo DS this holiday season, on November 8.  The Nintendo DS version will have a MSRP of $29.99, which I find odd compared to the other versions already available, but maybe the Nintendo DS market has a different target audience all-together?
     As for purchasing it, the PC version may be the route to go if you're in the United States, because the PC version is cheaper than the WiiWare version now, and it also has a code for the game's soundtrack that you can unlock by completing the game 100%; which unfortunately, the United States' WiiWare version does not have.  The PC version of Max and the Magic Marker can be purchased HERE, for only $6.99.

Questions
     Have any of you played any version of Max & the Magic Marker, and if so, what did you think about the game?  Also, which version did you play?
     If you have played multiple versions of the game, is there one version you would recommend above the other versions?

You can see Max & the Magic Marker's Nintendo DS listing on Amazon.com linked below: