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I got a DS the other day and its fantastic. The touch screen makes such a massive difference. Ive been mainly playing Warioware touched wich is a collection of mini games in mich you have to poke, move, twist and rotate objects on the screen as quickly as possible. It doesnt sound great but is very addictive.
Ive still not had the chance to play on a Wii yet but it seems to have the same kind of inginuity as the DS and it sort of makes me want one.
Ive still not had the chance to play on a Wii yet but it seems to have the same kind of inginuity as the DS and it sort of makes me want one.
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I got a DS the other day and its fantastic. The touch screen makes such a massive difference. Ive been mainly playing Warioware touched wich is a collection of mini games in mich you have to poke, move, twist and rotate objects on the screen as quickly as possible. It doesnt sound great but is very addictive.
Ive still not had the chance to play on a Wii yet but it seems to have the same kind of inginuity as the DS and it sort of makes me want one.
Ive still not had the chance to play on a Wii yet but it seems to have the same kind of inginuity as the DS and it sort of makes me want one.
Go to Tesco and get the 42 All-time classics for £10.
The fact that most of the games are card game might put you off, but don't let it, for the price, it's fantastic and you can play other people online with it too.
(thanks to Edgy for finding the game at that price BTW)
Then get Mario Kart DS, Animal Crossing (highly addictive), Metroid Prime Hunters, any of the Castlevania games, Brain Training and loads of others...
The fact that most of the games are card game might put you off, but don't let it, for the price, it's fantastic and you can play other people online with it too.
(thanks to Edgy for finding the game at that price BTW)
Then get Mario Kart DS, Animal Crossing (highly addictive), Metroid Prime Hunters, any of the Castlevania games, Brain Training and loads of others...
Ive been playing New Super Mario Bros which is really good and Ive got Trauma Center on the way and am thinking of ordering final fantasy 3. i want mario cart as well but I'll need to save up some pennies first I think.
For me it's quite a let down after playing gameboy for all those years.
That's probably why I enjoy my PSP more.
That's probably why I enjoy my PSP more.
Ive just got a Max Media Dock for my DS so I can play MP3s and watch videos. It also lets you run homebrew stuff, but I dont know much about that yet.
has anyone got pokemon ranger cause i`m stuck I can`t beat kyoger
I'm about to sell my PSP and get a DS. There just isn't enough games. I'm planning on getting Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, can anyone tell me if it's any good?
Yes, it is, but it's very text intensive, so its ok if you don't mind reading a lot. Not exactly a high action game.
OBJECTION!
pb wrote:
> Yes, it is, but it's very text intensive, so its ok if you don't
> mind reading a lot. Not exactly a high action game.
That doesn't bother me at all. All I want in a lot of games is longevity, as i'm selling my PSP tomorrow as i completed all the games I had very fast and there weren't any other games I was interest in.
> Yes, it is, but it's very text intensive, so its ok if you don't
> mind reading a lot. Not exactly a high action game.
That doesn't bother me at all. All I want in a lot of games is longevity, as i'm selling my PSP tomorrow as i completed all the games I had very fast and there weren't any other games I was interest in.
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