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DS' Best Game?
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1. Trauma Center (I can't get enough of it!)
2. Pokemon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum
3. Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon (HUGE FE fan)
2. Pokemon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum
3. Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon (HUGE FE fan)
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1. Meteos
nuff said
2. Phoenix Wright
Only the first, they replaced the crazy objection music in the other ones, didnt kill it all the way for me. The first one holds a little bit more special place.
3. Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
Just liked playing it
And, i dunno how you guys play Rune Factory. Those farming games just get boring, unless they are filled with living piñatas
nuff said
2. Phoenix Wright
Only the first, they replaced the crazy objection music in the other ones, didnt kill it all the way for me. The first one holds a little bit more special place.
3. Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow
Just liked playing it
And, i dunno how you guys play Rune Factory. Those farming games just get boring, unless they are filled with living piñatas
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I bought a DS last Saterday
The only game I have so far is:
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon - Exploreres of Sky
so I can't really make any reccomidations :p
The only game I have so far is:
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon - Exploreres of Sky
so I can't really make any reccomidations :p
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I never choose anything as best. I haven't played the series since GBC, but I'm willing to admit I like one Pokémon game. It's back in the form of Soul Silver. Ace Attorney series gets another mention.(Need Gyakuten Kenji)
358/2 Days is just impressive, kinda odd how I haven't bothered with it yet. The Zeldas are great. Layton is amusing, though I've only done the puzzles, not the "story". GTA ain't bad either.
Here's a fun game, though I can't say it's for everyone:
The above is the prequel, I prefer the sequel.
358/2 Days is just impressive, kinda odd how I haven't bothered with it yet. The Zeldas are great. Layton is amusing, though I've only done the puzzles, not the "story". GTA ain't bad either.
Here's a fun game, though I can't say it's for everyone:
The above is the prequel, I prefer the sequel.
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1) Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time
2) The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
3) Pokémon Platinum
I'm planning to buy Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story and The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Track by March/April.
2) The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
3) Pokémon Platinum
I'm planning to buy Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story and The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Track by March/April.
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I've only played a handful of DS games, and I can never list "just three" or "just five." So here's my recommendations:
Final Fantasy IV DS - Yeah I said it, it's a Final Fantasy game, but it's the remake of what I think is the best Final Fantasy. Even if you've already played a previous version of it this version is worth a try. The augment system isn't as nice as being able to switch characters at will in the later stages of the game like you can in the GBA version, but it does add a nice extra bit of strategy and customization to the game. I gotta be honest though, the main thing about this version that I prefer is that you get some extra backstory about some of the characters. The graphics, while nice, don't stand up to the original sprites, but I prefer 2D over 3D myself so there's some bias there, especially since the SNES version was my first RPG.
Chrono Trigger - Another great JRPG, although a bit overhyped in my opinion
. The DS version hosts two bonus dungeons not included in the original or PSX port. An extra mini-game is also included in the Arena of Ages, which allows you to train and battle a monster which, aside from being a nice distraction from the main game, can earn you powerful equipment earlier than you would normally be able to get it in shops and dungeons.
Disgaea DS - A hilarious turn based strategy RPG, however if you've played the original PSX version you'll likely be very disappointed that the voice actress for Etna is Michele Ruff instead of the original VA. Still worth replaying though, if only for the fact that it's very nice having a portable version of it. It does have an extra Etna Mode, as well as having Plenair as a usable character. No idea what the differences are between the DS and PSP versions though.
And what list of DS games would be complete without Castlevania?
Out of the three DS Castlevania's my favorite is Portrait of Ruin, as not only is there the main game mode but there are three unlockable modes with different characters as well as the obligatory Boss Rush mode. Not only that, but you can finally use a fucking whip again, including the legendary Vampire Killer. As far as the gameplay goes it's pretty much the same as all of the "Metroidvanias" but you can switch between two characters at the push of a button (similar to the Julius mode of Dawn of Sorrow).
Next up would be Order of Ecclesia both because of the Glyph system and for the bonus mode after beating the game. Albus mode is one of my favorite bonus modes of any Castlevania I've played.
Even though Dawn of Sorrow is my least favorite of the three DS games, I still prefer it over any of the GBA games. I'm too tired to continue providing descriptions and reasons... go find some reviews.
Final Fantasy IV DS - Yeah I said it, it's a Final Fantasy game, but it's the remake of what I think is the best Final Fantasy. Even if you've already played a previous version of it this version is worth a try. The augment system isn't as nice as being able to switch characters at will in the later stages of the game like you can in the GBA version, but it does add a nice extra bit of strategy and customization to the game. I gotta be honest though, the main thing about this version that I prefer is that you get some extra backstory about some of the characters. The graphics, while nice, don't stand up to the original sprites, but I prefer 2D over 3D myself so there's some bias there, especially since the SNES version was my first RPG.
Chrono Trigger - Another great JRPG, although a bit overhyped in my opinion
. The DS version hosts two bonus dungeons not included in the original or PSX port. An extra mini-game is also included in the Arena of Ages, which allows you to train and battle a monster which, aside from being a nice distraction from the main game, can earn you powerful equipment earlier than you would normally be able to get it in shops and dungeons.
Disgaea DS - A hilarious turn based strategy RPG, however if you've played the original PSX version you'll likely be very disappointed that the voice actress for Etna is Michele Ruff instead of the original VA. Still worth replaying though, if only for the fact that it's very nice having a portable version of it. It does have an extra Etna Mode, as well as having Plenair as a usable character. No idea what the differences are between the DS and PSP versions though.
And what list of DS games would be complete without Castlevania?
Out of the three DS Castlevania's my favorite is Portrait of Ruin, as not only is there the main game mode but there are three unlockable modes with different characters as well as the obligatory Boss Rush mode. Not only that, but you can finally use a fucking whip again, including the legendary Vampire Killer. As far as the gameplay goes it's pretty much the same as all of the "Metroidvanias" but you can switch between two characters at the push of a button (similar to the Julius mode of Dawn of Sorrow).
Next up would be Order of Ecclesia both because of the Glyph system and for the bonus mode after beating the game. Albus mode is one of my favorite bonus modes of any Castlevania I've played.
Even though Dawn of Sorrow is my least favorite of the three DS games, I still prefer it over any of the GBA games. I'm too tired to continue providing descriptions and reasons... go find some reviews.
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1.Megaman ZX
2.Megaman ZX advent
3.Final fantasy echoes of time
I like platformers and RPGs but those are the one I like the most right now.
Others:
Phantasy star zero
Knights in the nightmare
Legend of zelda: Spirit tracks
The legendary Starfy (Don't judge >.>)
Coming soon:
Rockman zero collection (Megaman zero collection)
2.Megaman ZX advent
3.Final fantasy echoes of time
I like platformers and RPGs but those are the one I like the most right now.
Others:
Phantasy star zero
Knights in the nightmare
Legend of zelda: Spirit tracks
The legendary Starfy (Don't judge >.>)
Coming soon:
Rockman zero collection (Megaman zero collection)
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KLoWn wrote...
---> Phoenix Wright <--Seri wrote...
Come on guys. Phoenix Wright! Great game, perhaps not the best of stories but really fun gameplay and hilarious dialogues.Unos wrote...
1. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney2. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice for All
3. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trials and Tribulations
Righteous wrote...
2. Phoenix WrightOnly the first, they replaced the crazy objection music in the other ones, didnt kill it all the way for me. The first one holds a little bit more special place.
HokutoCorpse wrote...
2. Phoenix Wright Ace Attorneyzerohp wrote...
Ace Attorney series gets another mention.(Need Gyakuten Kenji).I agree
1.Phoenix Wright: Trial and Tribulations
2.Pokemon: Pearl
3.
I guess I don't have a third yet
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Since I only have 4 games, I have to say........
1. Pokemon Platinum
2. Advance Wars: Days of Ruin
3 Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time
1. Pokemon Platinum
2. Advance Wars: Days of Ruin
3 Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time
