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Does anyone know where I can find a list of 3DS/DS games with single-card download play? My little brother just got a 3ds and we've been playing Starfox 64 3d & Mario Kart 7 with download play. It made me want to buy a few more games with the download play feature, any info would be greatly appreciated.

@astros75 - The two games I can think of off the top of my head for single-card download play are Pop Island and Pop Island: Paperfield, both of which are available on the eShop, the former for $5 and the latter for $2. I'd check for games with multiplayer in general and then see what reviewers have to say about (possible) single-card local gameplay in those games. Good luck and happy hunting!

Cartoon Network: Punchtime Explosion 3DS
Elite Beat Agents DS
Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games (Don't know about the 2012 one)
New Super Mario Bros DS
Brain Age 2 (Its what I used to have, though its better used on DS/DSi)
Space Bust-a-move (I looked it up)

@astros75 Here you go.

Stay away from SSFIV3D as a Dowloadplay game unless they make a update/DLC for the DP. Its very limited at the moment @RevolverLink and @Astros75.

Thank you so much!!

Heart Gold or White?

I prefer HeartGold/SoulSilver, but Black/White are the freshest the series has been since Gen 2. Can't really go wrong with either.

Hey, I hear a lot of praise for the Dragon Quest DS games, and here where I live DQ is really unpopular. I see games like Dragon Quest: Sentinels of the Starry Skies and DQ Monsters: Joker and lots of other DQ titles in the returns pile for $8-20. Do you think that's a good deal? I'm new to the series too, but I tend to like JRPG's for the most part. Is it just the cutesy character designs putting people off or is there something else flawed with these games?

Get em'. especially DQ9. If you love RPGs, the DQ series is as good as any.

My game card is the one on the left, so that means mine doesn't get the glitch? Well then, that sums it up a couple of points. Thanks for telling me this.

I got mine today, yay its post recall.

Also, DO buy DQV and DQVI... There's a good chance you'll enjoy them more than DQIX and DQ Monsters.

I'm in no way an expert when it comes to JRPG's. The only one i've really gotten into and beat so far is DQIV. I loved the old-school, strictly turn-based battle system and the ego perspective in battles. As well as the way everything looks and how easy it is to understand what effect each spell has.
So even if the only RPG's you played before were the Mario ones (as i did) i highly recommend it.
DQV and VI seem to give some more options as recruiting monsters for your party and V for giving you more choices in the story. DQIX somehow feels a bit more shallow but should also be good. Especially if your friends also own the game and you can play it in multiplayer mode.

Try playing the older ones first.

Dragon Quest's problem has always been that it's tedious. The flavor text makes battles take a little too long, drops are never as plentiful as one may like, equipment costs just a little too much, and you generally outgrow the monsters in your area after only 2-3 levels. If you can get past that, you'll be golden. The games are charming, and fun if you don't mind grinding. Dragon Quest V also has a great story, too. And you can start with this series where ever. They don't actually change much from game to game, so if you like one, you'll like them all.

I always see various DS RPGs, of all kinds (Strategy, Action, etc.) on sale at Game Stop. I wanted to know if you guys could let me know what some of your favorites are! Some examples of games I keep seeing but don't know a lot about are: Heroes of Mana, Children of Mana, Glory of Heracles... and the list goes on. I've been looking stuff up online about a lot of them but I trust you all much more!

Stay away from all of these, for one.

As for the ones I like:

• Disgaea DS - No voice acting, but otherwise it's actually the definitive version of the first Disgaea, IMO. Lucky for you, so few agree that it goes for a decent price nowadays.
• Knights in the Nightmare - One of the most unique games out there. Just make sure you get it with a manual. It's really, really complicated.
• Dragon Quest IV - The worst of the DS Dragon Quests, but still a goodie. Nice if you enjoy simpl(-ish, it's got a lot of variety, actually) RPGs and don't mind grinding.
• Phantasy Star Zero - It's the sequel to the grand MMO of yesteryear in all but name. It's not quite as good as PSO, but it's still good fun, and has a good price nowadays. Be warned, though, the controls take a lot of getting used to, especially if you don't use guns (though really, why wouldn't you?).
• Chrono Trigger - Easily the definitive version of the definitive RPG. New copies can still be had for pretty cheap.
• Contact - Well...I liked it at least. :/
• The Dark Spire - great if you like hard RPGs. It's got charm to spare, great music, a surprisingly interesting story considering the old-school style, and a dungeon that's fun to explore. Good luck finding it cheap nowadays, though.
• Etrian Odyssey III: The Drowned City - Like The Dark Spire but not as good, not as hard, and a lot more variety to its gameplay and visuals.
• Final Fantasy Tactics A2 - Beginners Strategy RPG. It's fun, and long, and pretty cheap nowadays, too. Just don't expect a challenge like in, say, Fire Emblem.
• Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon - The only FE game I liked happens to be the least liked among FE fans. If you're new to the series, this is a good place to start - it actually teaches you how to play and gives you some helpful tips.
• Lunar Knights - a hack n slash dungeoncrawler RPG with a lot of style. Be warned, it's kind of repetitive and the story sucks, but other than that, it's a lot of fun. There's also a lot of puzzles (most of which are kinda simple) that break up the flow enough to keep it from being a bore, like Children of Mana.
• Mystery Dungeon: Shiren The Wanderer - A decently fun Rogue-like. Be warned, though, it's hard and unforgiving - death resets your level and you start at the beginning of the dungeon, too!
• Nostalgia - An average game on all levels, but if you have any nostalgia for RPGs on the PS1, you might very well enjoy it.
• Sands of Destruction - a quirky, fun, relatively fast-paced RPG. Nothing about is is particularly good, but it tries (which is more than I can say for Nostalgia). Also, make sure you get it with a booklet, as you'll need it to understand how the gameplay works.
• Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor - Easily the best SRPG on the system. It introduces a lot of mechanics you don't often see in SRPGs, and it has a great story with interesting characters. Be warned, though, the definitive version is the 3DS version. Get that if you can.
• Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey - The first story-focused dungeon crawler I ever played. It also has a good story to it, too. The gameplay is fairly standard, but with a nice little twist that keeps things interesting. Plus there's a monster-rasing mechanic, where you can negotiate with monsters to get them into your party, and you can fuse monsters to make new monsters with additional skills. The graphics are old school, but the moster designs are great. And the soundtrack is phenominal! Easily my favorite game on the DS. Be warned, though: It's a bit expensive nowadays, and hard to find in stores.
• Super Robot Taisen: The Endless Frontier - Fun, fast-paced, and funny Action-RPG. The combat is more like that of a fighting game, but the rest is a normal RPG. Be warned, though: It's got a tremendous difficulty curve - I've died a zillion times just in the first area! But once you get it down, you're set.
• Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light - An old-school RPG in every way outside of the graphics. If you like games like Final Fantasy V, you'll love this game. Be warned: It's really hard, and sorta grindy.
• Dragon Quest IX - The latest in the long running Dragon Quest series, though not quite the best. It's long and grindy, though it does have a large set of classes to choose from. It's as tedious as other Dragon Quest games, too. However, it has loads of charm - you can tell they put more effort into the dialogue and names of things than anything else in the game!
• Radiant Historia - The DS' swan song, and a fantastic game in every way. Easily my second favorite on the system. Be warned, it's kind of expensive and a bit hard to find in stores.
• Dragon Quest V - The best Dragon Quest, period, if only because it has a great story. Otherwise, it's still Dragon Quest - you either like it or you don't.
• Final Fantasy III - A simple, yet charming RPG of yesteryear. It's still an old school game, for better or for worse, and the end game is grueling - I seriously never died until I fought the final boss, and never had to grind. In the end I had to grind for 4 hours straight in order to beat that guy, and it still took me several tries. Still, I love the game from the bottom of my heart.
• Digimon World: Dusk - It's a decent game in its own right, but if you like Digimon, you'll enjoy it a LOT more. Be warned: It's hard to find and a bit expensive.
• Solatarobo: The Red Hunter - My Dream RPG. It's got a unique battle system, customization, an great story, loveable characters, and loads of charm. Problem is, it has more dialogue than some people seem to care for, and it's super easy. I can aim those same criticisms at the ever beloved Golden Sun and those same people who complained about it in Solatorobo probably would defend GS to the end (and Solatorobo is the more interesting game by far, IMO). It's also really cheap right now, too. Highly recommended.

Out of all of these, my favorites are:

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey
Radiant Historia
Solatorobo: The Red Hunter
The Dark Spire
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor
Final Fantasy III
Chrono Trigger
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light
Lunar Knights
Disgaea DS
Phantasy Star Zero
Dragon Quest V

@Bazly Radiant Historia is still the best DS RPG I've played. I really like Dragon Quest V as well, but it's old school and not for every gamer. After those two I'd go with Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger if you haven't played them on the SNES/VC already. The DS has a ton more RPGs, but most of them that I've played have just been OK.

I should probably warn you away from Black Sigil if you find it. The story moves too slow, and the random battles are too frequent. The battles are pretty typical stuff too. I'm trying to finish it, but I just can't play it for long before I get bored sick-- and I'm never much further into the game then when I started. And yes, it is glitchy! Even had to restart my game once.

Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier is one I should have avoided too. I thought it would be humorous like Sakura Wars but it wasn't. The characters are unlikable, the dialog manages to be both boring and cringe worthy, the graphics outside of combat are lacking, and the combat while fun enough at first gets tiresome very fast.