Topic: DS Recommendations Thread

It's weird in a cool way. It's very enjoyable and the Metroid Prime nostalgia is, indeed, a bonus. The pinball mechanics are good, too. You might have some trouble finding it nowadays...

Gamestop website says it is only $8, so I might as well try to hunt it down.

may be there's Fire emblem for you

Metroid Pinball is greaat

Chrono Trigger DS Vs. Wii VC: I have never played this game and would like to, however I cannot decide between DS and Wii VC version. While the VC version is much cheaper, the DS version is portable. What do you think?

I'm thinking of getting Final Fantasy XII:Revenant Wings or Magic & Might: Clash of Heroes or even Children of Mana? Can someone tell me the level of difficulty playing these three games. I just wanted to get another game for my DSi when I pick up Kirby:Mass Attack but can't spend more than 50 bux that day. I was also wondering which of these games is more fun to play and easy to learn how to play?

DS version. I never had the chance to play it either and now I can hardly put it down The portability and bonus dungeons make up for it as well. I HIGHLY recommend it, and that's coming from someone who has no nostalgia whatsoever and really enjoys Chrono Trigger on its own merits. It's a solid and deep experience in both gamplay AND story-telling
TL;DR, get it no matter what XD

How is touch detective? I was thinking of buying it, but in amazon it is a bit to expensive, so I would probably buy it used. Anyone has tried it? The reviews are very mixed so I so I'm not sure if I should buy it. Any advice?

I'm close to finishing Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. What is the sequel called? Also, Edgeworth was one of my favorite characters, so Investigations interests me. Should I play the sequel or Investigations first?

@Link245: I am in the same boat you are man. I am just about to finish the first one too and I am looking foward to Edgeworth's game but everyone whos played the series has told me to go in the order they came out so I am going to pick up the second Phoenix Wright game next month. People have told me that the newer games in the series make references to the older games that you wont get if you play them out of order.

@Tasuki Do you know what the sequel is called? I know there are two so I don't know which one is the second one. Right now I'm in the middle of the 4th case, and will probally be finished within a week or so, as long as von Karma's objections don't annoy me to death.

@Link245: Ugh I hate Von Karma's objections I sooo wanted to smack that guy upside his head each time he did that. Lol.

The series goes in this order. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, PW:AA: Justice for All, PW: AA: Trials and Tribulations, Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney.

Ace Attorney: Investigation: Miles Edgeworth starts another series but takes place between Trials and Tribulations and Apollo Justice.

The only thing I seemed to like about Revenant Wings was the music and the cut scenes. I thought I was going to like it but it didn't do it for me for some reason. Might and Magic on the other hand is a really awesome strategy game in my opinion and one of my favorite things I downloaded on the PS3. I would choose that one.

thanks....i'll get might & magic then

shud i get kirby mass Attack or star fox 643D i no sf643D is a 3DS game but still

OK. Many people recommended Rhythm Heaven and TWEWY. So, do I get TWEWY, Solatorobo or the second Hotel Dusk game? Which is best?

Recommendations:
-All the Ace Attorney series.
Even if it doesn't seem interesting, it's addictive and you won't regret it.
-Ghost Trick.
Great gameplay, soundtrack, characters and humor. What more do you want?
-Elite Beat Agents.
Yeah, it might not have the greatest songs, but the gameplay's good and the agents' moves are epic!
-Solatorobo.
It's easy and that may be off-putting, but it's gorgeous and fun, with NEKO MECHAS!
-Any Mario game.
It's Mario. 'Nuff said!
-Hotel Dusk series.
I only recommend this if you're a fan of point and click games with lots of interesting text and interrogation. The artwork's amazing, too.
-Warioware: Touched and D.I.Y
Touched has fun minigames that can appeal to anyone and toys and extras. It's also pretty funny. D.I.Y has microgames and you can make your own through an easy-to-understand system that's fun. You can also make four panel comics and music. I'm pretty sure you can also distribute your games through Wi-Fi. That's always fun.
-The World Ends With You.
Interesting battle system and gorgeous artwork. (Unfortunately I never got to play it. I just watched walkthroughs. Sigh).
-Soul Bubbles.
The main character is cute. It has relaxing music and casual gameplay. And bubbles containing souls. It's addictive puzzling!
-Fire Emblem.
If you like turn-based RPGs, this is a good game.
-Advance Wars: Days of Ruin.
Also a good game for fans of turn-based RPGs.
-Big Bang Mini.
It just deserves a place in the recommendations. Not only is it pretty, it's addictive. :3
-Any Pokemon game, including Mystery Dungeons and Rangers.
Because it's POKEMON!

Well, I hope this helped!

I guess this is the one thread about "overlooked" games...

I would like to know if some of you already played this game and your thoughts about it ?

I was looking for a game that both uses the two screens of the DS in its gameplay and a Shinobi like game for my DS Lite

The Legend Of Kage 2

Prompted by the Rune Factory 3 review - given that I own Rune Factory: Frontier on Wii and Harvest Moon: Sunshine Islands on DS, would people recommend I get RF3? Does it offer enough over those two to be worth the money?

Will I enjoy Golden Sun: Dark Dawn even if I haven't play any of the previous series? Don't worry I'm not afraid of RPG games.

What is the most replayable DS game there is that is not Nintendo?