Topic: DSi Wishlist

Hi all! I thought I would start a discussion on games that we would like to see show up on the download station. Here is my wish list:

Phase10
Yahtzee
Canasta
Gin Rummy
Shadowgate

Feel free to add. I am curious to see what others would add.

I don't know why but I want to have a DS meatboy along with the Wii one. I am a HUGE fan of meatboy and think it would do well on any console it's put on.

Xevious.
It would be perfect for Dsiware.

tetris party ds

Monopoly? But have Fuse Games handle it and give it a cool theme.

Mario Party dsi. This could be pretty good or pretty bad. I actually liked mario party ds and I think one for dsiware would be good if it had plenty of good minigames. Also wi-fi compatibility would be awesome.

They'd probably just take 5 mini-games from the original and put it on the service.

Mario Kart DSi. I know that it will never happen. Maybe on a cartrige.

Virtual Handheld!!!!!!!! What dsiware games should i buy?

someone must have been listening

chaos overlords, the 90's classic, for the ds.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_Overlords

No idea what Chaos Overlords is, but some of it looks interesting.

Electroplankton 2, split into 10 different downloads.
_{a guy can dream, can't he?}

Game & Watch!! I always wanted to play those games......
_{and flipper too}

For flipper, you only need to wait three more days.

Honestly, an 8-bit Mega Man game. Either that or a sequel to Mega Man and Bass.

Also, I can't wait until Treasure makes some DSiWare titles. Gunstar Ultra Heroes, anyone?

I think a good quality fps game (preferably like the Battlefield series) that you can just play online with your friends. It would be cool if there were vehicles (land and air) and multiple guns I mean, i know it's not much, much neither are some of the DSiWare games...I would buy it, but I think it would be around 800 - 1000 points.

Tetris, pretty much. I know there's lots of other great games on the service that I don't have, but I'm ignoring them until I get tetris.

Beetle Mania - In Super Mario RPG, Mario carried around a Game Boy that had a fun game called "Beetle Mania", Mario could play it wherever he wanted, but we were stuck playing it on TV. If this was a DSiware title, we could play it wherever we want just like Mario did. It would cost 200 points.

Advance Wars - It would just be the multiplayer mode from Advance Wars Dual Strike with a map editor, except instead of 3 spots to store custom maps, there would be tons. It would cost 500 points.

Galaxy 2009 - The boss game "Galaxy 2003" from WarioWare turned into a full game, it lasts forever. After you beat the boss, instead of it ending, it continues on. It would cost 200 points.

Space Harrier DSi - A new Space Harrier game with touch controls. You hold the stylus on your character to move, press L and/or R to shoot, and the D-pad and buttons to change item. If you get a high enough score, you can unlock classic controls. It would cost 500 points

Namco Classic Twists - I think Namco classics like Dig Dug, Galaga, Mappy etc should be "remade" like how XBLA got Pac-Man Championship Edition, and the PSP got "Arrangements".

Mario Bros - The Mario Bros side-game from the 4 SMAs made wireless. It would cost 500 points.

Rhythm Heaven Express - I know about the DSiware's Express games, so a good one would feature 5 of Rhythm TENGOKU's games (Japanese GBA prequel), and maybe change them so they're touch controled, but still not on book-side. It would also end with a new remix song. There would also be 3 unlockable extras, you get the first one (probably credits) for getting at least an "OK" on all of the stages, the second one for getting a "Super" on 3 of the stages, and the third would be getting "Super" on all 6 stages. Just like in Rhythm Heaven DS, you can perfect all of the stages and unlock the stage's songs. It would cost 500 points.

Super Mario Bros. 3 e-worlds - Remember the e-levels from Super Mario Advance 4? They had new enemies, new power ups, veggies, and A-coins. Japan got all of these levels. Unfortunately, the US and Australia got 1/3 of them, and Europe didn't get any at all. Nowadays, its hard to find them in any of the regions. An idea I had is to take all of the e-levels, and make an entirely make a new SMB3 out of it. Like making new SMB3 style maps. Put it on the shop for 800 points, and it will sell like hotcakes. It would also be a good Wiiware title, so you could play it on TV with a Wiimote.

A new "Game Boy" Mega Man game - It would be new "Game Boy" Mega Man game with 4 of MM9's robot masters, and then 4 of 10's robot masters. It would be the GB equivalent to Mega Man 9. It would cost 500 points.

Video Storage Application - It would allow you to store your own videos, and make folders to sort them out better. It would cost 200 points.

Chu Chu Rocket - Chu Chu Rocket brought to the DSi with touch screen controls. It would either cost 500 or 800 points.

Simon - Its the classic mind memory game! It would cost 200 points.

Air Hockey - It would use the touch screen, span across both screens, and have multiplayer. It would cost 200 points.

Cooking Mama: Outdoor Barbecue - It would be an outdoor barbecue themed Cooking Mama, it would be smaller than the rest of CM games, with a size more suited as a DSiWare title. It could also be called "Cooking Mama: On the Grill". It would cost 500 points.

Wario Ware Filmed - Its the sequel to Wario Ware Snapped, instead of yourself in the gameplay, whats front of you is! It would cost 500 points

Yoshi's Island Master - When Yoshi's Island gets released on the Wii's VC, it will be the SNES version, so the 6 GBA exclusive levels won't be on it. So my idea is to give the 6 levels the own downloadable DSiware title. If you 100% score all the levels, you get a cool unlockable.

There's a version of Simon in Oregon Trail, and you can play it from title screen, but that's 800 points.

I played airhockey on a tablet once, it was very fun.

Beetle mania is a neat idea, but I don't think the controls would be fun on a DS.