■A Castlevania game (other than Dawn of Sorrow, which I have and love)
Get Castlevania:Portrait of Ruin Its a fun romp much like DoS - Do not get Order of Ecclessia. This game is hard as balls and will make you want to jump in front of moving traffic to end your frustration.

■Bust a Move 3DS (didn't get the most glowing review here, but I'm sure I'd like it)
Fun but forgettable. You know you will play it for an hour or two and never put it back in your 3DS again. You know it!

■Sonic Colors DS
Tj already touched on this. Fun but short.

■Atari Collection vol. 2 (couldn't find volume one)
See Bust a Move 3D comment.

Thanks folks. Castlevania it likely is!

you've never played the NES games have you?

Amen to that.

Thanks Holy. Yeah I have played and beat Aria of Sorrow in fact the whole reason I bought the DS when I did was because of Dawn of Sorrow. I really enjoye that game but I missed the other ones. I just wasnt sure if the others were as good as DoS. I will be checking Amazon and some other places here in the next few days.

Dawn of Sorrow was too easy...But that's if you made it that way by actually using HP and MP poitions, which i personally never used until the finall boss....Beilieve me, they're required because of those cheap little flying demons. Anyways, DOS offered some seriouse wicked challenge with the later boss fights......Death(especially) and that Magicican along with that giant mutated-dog like monster gave me quite the trouble, not to mention a couple of others...Of course when not using any HP and MP....Using HP and MP for boss battles defeats the purpose of masterting the patterns and getting any real sense of reward and satisfaction. Using those 2 items are for whimps and babies! It's the same thing as ammetures going into Mega Man 9 and Mega Man 10 and stocking up on E-Tanks....sigh*

Anyways, I'm leaning towards getting OoE....Mainly because i love the gothic, more traditional and detailed art style for the cutscenes, and if it's harder than that sounds awesome to me! Not to sure about Portrait of Ruin though, i may check it out later on....Honestly though what's different about all 3 of the games? What makes them unique from one another?

You know, I feel like a bit of dumb since i picked up Mario Party DS a couple months back and have basically no one to play it with. My friends rarely touch their DS anymore. Sooo, is this even worth playing for the single player experience? playing against the PC just doesn't seem that exciting.

I've also got Trauma Center 2, Animal Crossing DS and Brain Age 2 left to play in my DS collection, not to mention Mega Man Zero 2, 3, and 4.

And I just tossed out Proffesor Layton and the Curious Villiage. I loved everything about the game, as it offered such an incredibly distinct and unique exprience, but sadly the majority of the puzzles that i was faced with took up too much of my time. I dispised a lot of them, and i was losing patience to the point where i wanted to turn the system off.lol I realise that it truly is an awesome game, but solving math problems just isn't my cup of tea, although some of the puzzles were pretty darn great. If only the puzzles were more in tune with Zack & Wiki's, then i'd be creaming my Quick Man panties..

@Waveboy I've played several times Mario Party DS and, in my opinion, I think it's a game you can enjoy playing it alone. It's obvious that multiplayer allows enlarging MP's life, but from my experience I think you'll also find it worthy. It has plenty of modes including some specific puzzles designed to play them individually; so I'd say: Go for it! ;P

okay guys i am looking for a good dunegon crawler.
-focus on singleplayer
-real time combat
-controlling only one charakter in the game

suggestions?

@6ch6ris6 Shiren the wanderer and Izuna (or Izuna 2). They are RTSRPG and in both you control only the main character. Although that's true, you also have to take into consideration that they're in 2d and quite hardcore (they are old school games) ; so maybe you don't enjoy them (it depends on your experience in that type of games). Similar games are Mistery Dungeons (but with Pokémons).

when my super mario 64 ds game arrives, i will recommened or un recommened it...

the first option is more likely

Real time combat is kind of hard to get in typical dungeon crawlers i suppose. The only one i have in mind then is Children Of Mana which i remember as a good game.
But if you're after a more open worlded Action-RPG i'd say Lufia: Curse of the Sinistrals could be what you like.

Which is better? Trauma Center 1 or 2?
I picked up TC2 a few months back on eBay...But part of me wishes that I'd have gone with the original.
I watched both trailers, and the original has more of a simplstic fun and to the point look to it going on, where as TC2 looks much more serious and sophisticated regarding the anime and the overall in game graphics....

Castlevania Portrait of Ruin, Legend of Kage 2, Metal Slug 7, and Ecclesia is really easy, that was the first one I finished. The hardest Boss was the crab (3rd boss)

Tell me you didn't use any HP or MP items during the boss battles in Eccleasia, if you did....You shall forever be known as BelmontTheWhimp.

Ok not really a game recommendation per say but I was wondering right now I have an Original DS, the main reason I kept this baby around is cause of the GBA slot for games like Aria of Sorrow, Zelda: ALttP, and Final Fantasy I-IV. Anyway I have noticed that a few places have been marking down DS Lites. My question is is there anything on the Original DS that the DS Lite doesnt have that I will miss. I know the obvious is the size but I wanted to know if there were some options or something. If I do get a DS lite I will probably end up trading in the Original DS (yes I know I wont get much) but I wanted to know before I trade it in and regret it later on.

get yourself an gba sp and a 3DS

I do have a GBA SP which I play my original Gameboy games on and I cant afford a 3DS at this point.

Is DK Jungle Climber worth checking out? I'm still sketchy on picking up ChibiRobo: Park Patrol as well...Besides I haven't even played the GCN original yet.

@Tasuki The DS Lite is exactly the same as the original DS but with brighter screens, multiple brightness settings, a larger stylus with better slot placement, a GBA slot cover and a much longer battery life. You won't miss your old DS.

Oh, if you already have a GBA SP then I'd actually suggest getting a DSi over a DS Lite, unless there's a big price difference between them. The screens are noticeably bigger, the camera software is great and you can get DSiWare on it too.