Super Scribblenauts is better than Scribblenauts. Right?

@Oddy - Super Scribblenauts has better controls and level editor, as you could build a level and decide the goal, where as the original had weaker controls and you could only pick from levels that the game creators made but on the original you could program/tell things what to do, like have death attack maxwell, a boot or guard something as examples. They are both really good puzzle games and it's going to depend on the controls and level design you want. I like them both but the second is most likely better just due to controls and building levels from the ground up, though I had lots of fun with the original also. Just so you know the games have a crashing problem where you can easily make a whole lot of objects or massive explosion that can cause slow down or freezing, but it's rare and as long as you don't over load the bar limit you should be fine. Your more likely better off with the 2nd one Super Scribblenauts with it's better hints, controls and level builder

Thanks, I'll pick it up tomorrow then.

Is the first Trauma Center worth checking out if you already own and played through it's sequal? As great as the gameplay was in the sequal, i couldn't stand the generic sophisticated Anime art direction bunched up with the cringe worthy K-Mart Soap opera Hospital tunes. Some of the tracks were fine, but most of it really put a depressing and irritating damper on this WaveChild.

The original however seems to look more cartoony, light hearted and more up beat which is what i should of went with in the first place. Knowing me TC2 is going in the 'To Sell' bogus bin as i just don't like the feeling of having it in my collection for the reasons above. The origina may be it's replacement hehe.

Then there's the Mega Man Zero Collection The original Zero was great, and i'm somewhat looking forward to playing the sequal. But knowing that i have 3 unplayed ultra challenging Zero titles on one cartridge where each game will be spaced out in months apart annoys the hell out of me. I'm better off getting the actual GBA carts one at a time when i feel like playing them. Plus i can play them on the DS lite anyways. Do the original Zero games let you change button configuration? If not, that may be the deal breaker!

And then there's Metal Slug 7 This franchise to me has always felt like Contra's dirtier and grimier uncolorful Grandpa of a cousin which has always somewhat put me off . Although MS3 does look awesome. But MS7 doesn't sit right with me either. It was a pretty decent game but a bit lacking and uncreative by MS standards, besides I've got the superior Contra 4 rocking in full force.

Dementium II(The original was better), Mario Party DS and Brain Age 2 got the great He-man Shaft as well. Rest in 'my little pony' peace my little once had dissapointing & crummy DS dudskies.

the only Metal Slug game you ever need is the collection on Wii

And the only Metal Slug game I'll ever need if I need it is MS3.
Besides MS7 is only avaiable on the DS and PSP, but it's not exactly worth playing in my opinion. Metal Slug X kicks the crap out of it for the most part, especially in the creativty/imagination department.

I saw Rhythm Heaven at Toys R Us for $9.98. I didn't get it, mainly because Skyward Sword and Mario Kart 7 are right around the corner and I would have no time for it.

-50 interent points.

I am extremely disappointed in you, son. You are unfit to be called 'gamer'. That game is easily worth the $34 I payed for it, a and to pass it up for a measly $10 is an absolute disgrace. words can not explain how pathetic that was.

I recommend Prof Layton

Metroid Prime hunters, Star Fox Command.

How is Resident Evil: Deadly Silence? Would you recomend it over the Wii Archives version?

2nded and 3rded. My GOTY in the best year in gaming in the past decade. BUY IT.

Tramua center is worth getting but gets stupidly hard later in the game.

Guys, I'll need your help on this one...
I'll be buying some DS games second hand, and I am interested in the Megaman/Rockman series (I'm not sure if Rockman is used only in Japan, and Megaman in US/UK). So, can some of you tell me the exact titles of this series that came out for the DS? It doesn't matter the genre they follow (action/RPG...), but I am only interested in the English titles.
Thanks in advance, guys.

Megaman ZX
Megaman ZX Advent
Megaman Zero Collection
A few Megaman Star Forces

I recently picked up 999 the other day... And I am absolutely loving it.
It's sort of like Kyle Hide but with more personality.
(I could never get into Kyle Hide, it was just a bit dull for me.)

Question: Layton and the Last Spector costs in one store €35 only! Is it worth it, with all of the upcoming games left?

I would'nt recommend it over the Wii version, but DS is still a decent pickup if you can find it cheap. Having Resident Evil 1 on handheld is pretty cool.

Stuck between 5 DS games:

Alien Infestation
Yoshi's Island DS
GTA Chinatown Wars
Kirby SuperStar Ultra
Super Mario 64 DS

With my money I could only get about 2. Really hard for me to choose two; need some recommendations.

@kryptokrunch I would rather pick Kirby Super Star Ultra and Yoshi Island. GTA isn't that special or good. Same for Mario 64.

I was looking for some DS RPGs to play, and I was thinking about Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. I've never played Golden Sun before, and was wondering if this was a good starting point. I was also wondering if this game is good, as I have heard some negative things about it.
Also, do you guys think the GBA Golden Suns will be part of the Ambassador games?