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?

Will I enjoy Glory of Heracles even if I don't know anything about Greek Mythology?

not really. The other two games are much better and you'd have to read a lot of bonus exposition to understand everything.

Kirby Mass Attack. I have and love both but Kirby lasts longer and has more reasons to go back and play it. If you can though get SF3D later.

Solatarobo or Aliens Infestation?

Solotarobo. I like RPGs way more than shooters.

Single most replayable non rpg, puzzle or nintendo game.

Come on! This is a life or death situation!

Most Replayable game eh.

Dragon quest ix
Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword (not really replayable but very hard and will take a while.)
Rune Factory
Grand theft auto chinatown wars
Advance Wars days of ruin

Alright Solatorobo new vs FInal Fantasy iii, advance wars days of ruin, and Luminous Arc used.

Final Fantasy 3. The job system is pretty good and you'll get a lot more hours out of it than any other of those games. I have 40 hours in mine.

Yes, it doesn't dig deep into Greek mythology at all. If you enjoy common and generic RPG's with a couple of nice touches, you'll enjoy this game.

Is Professor Layton & the Last Spector a good place to start if you've never played Layton before? Because I want to play if Layton Vs. Ace Attorney is really coming outside of Japan.

@Link245 - I think it is. Last Specter actually starts a new 3-story saga that predates (chronologically) the first three games, so it's not like you'd miss anything plot-wise by starting there (even though the series already does a good job with that part as well). Also, it includes a 100-hour bonus RPG, provided you don't live in Europe, so that should keep you busy for a while more.