@519 I'd say go with DOA, it's my favorite, but SSFIV is a close second the Tekken

Super Street Fighter IV, easily. Has the best online and superior gameplay mechanics. Tekken's good, too, but there's no online component, so I doubt it'd last you long.

Between SSFIV3D & DOAD, get DOAD. Better unlockables, better online, better use of the 3DS' tech (particularly the 3D), and it has a Metroid arena.

SSFIV3D is good to, but it's a port, and it shows (static backgrounds especially). It does have more characters (about 10 more), but everything is unlocked from the start so there's no real incentive to dig into it. Online is practically ruined by the fact that people can use touch combos (and there's no way to filter them out online), so they'll just be spamming specials much more frequently than should be possible.

Haven't played Tekken, but it has generally lower reviews than the other two (they put in a full length 3D movie, which is cool, but as a consequence, it's very light on game modes).

I didn't know that Tekken didn't have online, so now it's definitely out. I think I'm gonna go with DOAD, but I'll probably get SFIV sooner or later. I've been researching both games and it seems like there's way more content available with DOAD than with SFIV.

Have fun! I for one personally think it's the best fighter on 3DS, and you won't be dissapointed.

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Skylanders.

It's one of the best 3DS games out now. I daresay the only game out now, better than it, is Kid Icarus. And not by much.

Does anyone here have Mario Tennis Open? I'm debating whether or not I should get it. How good is the online play in the game?

@Cevan, I have it. I don't know. If you liked the other Mario Tennis games, I'd say get it. The online is laggy for me, but that can vary for different people.

Would someone recommend Tales of Abyss to me? I really like RPG's. My favorites are Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts. I also really like games with a good story and music. Any thoughts?

I would but one I cant even think of playing a Spryo game that isnt the first one and second the whole figure thing has turned me off to that game.

It's not even a Spyro game. They just slapped his name on for sales. Spyro's dead. Just like Crash.

It's good. I award it and 8.5. Buy it, as it'll be rare someday.

Sakura Samurai (3DSWare)

So far, so good. Nintendo still hasn't let me down. The 3-D effects are especially nice, and they add a lot of depth to this style of gameplay. This has very quickly become my favorite hack'n slash title I've yet to experience. I'm only on the first boss, right now.

I have TotA and absolutely adore it. It has become one of my favorite 3DS titles. the biggest "problem" with the game is that it's a straight up port of the PS2 game (no new modes), but if you haven't played it before, that shouldn't be a problem at all. The main character (Luke) doesn't start out likeable at all (spoiled rich kid), but that just makes the game long transformation of his character into a hero even better. Like Kingdom Hearts, you only control one character, while the others are AI controlled, but unlike KH, you can change which character you control during battle. In essence, it's battle gameplay is more KH, but it's still important to monitor your entire party, making sure they all have the best skills and items at their disposal, like Final Fantasy (battles take place in an "arena" like FF, in which you can oversee what's going on across the battle area, but your actions are all real time like KH, although you can bring up a menu to use items, or give a party member a specific action or goal). Long story short, get it and you won't be dissapointed.

P.S. - It's also not very grind heavy. Just playing through the game, my party always seemed to be just the right level for whatever challenge came my way, outside of some intense optional battles.

Ok thinking of picking up a new game for my 3DS and I am thinking of OoT 3D, but for someone who owns the original N64 cartridge, the Gamecube disc and the VC is there any reason besides the updated graphics and the portability that makes this game better than or worth owning over the others I mention?

Unless you really really love the game, not really. Motion controls for some items are a really awesome update, but I can't say it warrants a purchase if you already have every previous release of it.

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Well, it has the boss battle mode. It can be fun to battle your favorite bosses whenever you want, but I imagine even that has a limited appeal. It does one up the N64 and VC releases by including Master Quest, but as you have the GCN release, that's probably rendered mute (in addition to the reworked dungeons, relocated collectables, and tougher enemies in the original MQ, the MQ in the 3DS version also mirrors the world, but that doesn't seem like a major alteration, IMO). There are a few Skyward Sword Easter eggs thrown in, but aren't really worth a mention (and certainly shouldn't influence the average person's decision on whether or not to purchase the game). I'd say the only major upgrade (besides the graphics, and boss battle mode) is the portability.

EDIT: The original allowed you to allocate 3 items for immediate use, and this one allows for up to four spots (thanks to the touch screen), and the Ocarina is given it's own permanent button, so that practically opens up 5 items being easily accessed at once. There's also the new gyro controls (bow, boomerang, hookshot, slingshot, and first person viewing), but that's more of a novelty than anything.

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This is the one since the original three most akin to them, but sadly that's true. As the owner of the world's largest Spyro collection, it really pains me that there hasn't been a proper Spyro game since 2008 and probably won't be one until Skylanders is dead, maybe not even then.

@Retro_on_theGo&RR529: Thanks for the info I just wasnt sure if there was like another dungeon thrown in or something added to the story to make it worth while to buy it again. As it is my favorite Zelda game of all time I think I will see if I can get this one used sometime down the road.

@Tasuki, I would just get it for the better controls and graphics if I were you. Everything runs a lot smoother. I can't go back to the original. The 3DS one is without a doubt the best version. If you love Ocarina of Time you owe it to yourself to play it in its remastered form.