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Topic: Impressions so far?

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KDR_11k

I haven't bought any DSiWare games yet because I'm still waiting for more comments from people who did (doesn't have to be reviews, just some amount of information), anyone got comments to share about any games he may have bought?

Raincoat whore!

Terra

I'd like to hear people's first impressions as well as i've been holding off getting anything. I do know through some older articles that IGN and a couple of other websites gave their impressions of WarioWare and they weren't briliant.

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BiasedSpring5

IGN has reviews up for most of the games.

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zane

If you pause and wait for a while on the select sound screen you will hear a rendition of the mario theme. Def. a good buy.

Old Nintendofan from up north...

gig

I got Opera, Wario and Code.

Wario is fun but very, very brief, more of a tec demo as to the possibilities of what can be done with the camera for game use, but maybe there is content i've yet to descover or unlock.

Code is pretty simple but challenging, my mental maths is rubbish so i got this to help sharpen it up a bit. I think it might have a bit of depth to it once you get into it.

gig

KDR_11k

Well, I bought Aquite after reading the IGN review, it's pretty cool, as the trend is these days the movement and actions make musical sounds so it's pretty interesting sound-wise too but I'm still playing way too randomly, no real planning yet and I always turn the sound off when using a game on the go so that won't be heard much. It's cool how you can influence the block pile with the way the rows you push into are pushed around (e.g. to nudge a block in the row to the side), not just the two or four blocks you add. There seem to be bonuses for combos that happen fast and ones that happen with few moves in between (combos seem to continue even after you make a move so you have a little time to start the next for the time bonus).

Considering to get CODE after seeing the video here, Wario Ware looked too annoying but I'm still trying to decide between those two.

Raincoat whore!

gig

Just read the review of Wario Ware after downloading it....note to self read reviews before buying games

gig

Terra

I caved in and bought WarioWare for my Brothers and Sisters. I also bought Aquite, after reading the IGN review/

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Wiiloveit

KDR_11k wrote:

Well, I bought Aquite after reading the IGN review

Wait... ign did a GOOD review? This, I have to see

Wiiloveit

Wiiloveit

Terranigma wrote:

Wiiloveit wrote:

KDR_11k wrote:

Well, I bought Aquite after reading the IGN review

Wait... ign did a GOOD review? This, I have to see

Your signature could not be more true right now

Slight problem - that wasn't sarcasm at all. The last time I remember ign doing good reviews must have been... a short while ago now.

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KDR_11k

You mean "good" as in "positive" or "well written"?

Raincoat whore!

ebm62980

Very underwhelming DSiWare launch. I only bought Aquia and Pyoro...both of which got old fast. Pyoro is just boring (granted it is only 2 dollars) and Aquia is very easy to exploit which pretty much removes the puzzle/thinking aspect of the game.

ebm62980

Adam

Exploit? How so? Haven't played the game yet, but it seems fun.

Come on, friends,
To the bear arcades again.

ebm62980

__adam wrote:

Exploit? How so? Haven't played the game yet, but it seems fun.

Basically buton mashing.

You go up and down the column looking for matches of three and then push the blocks over to match them up. I played a timed game on level one where I looked for matches and played normally, which I finished in about 3:30...or you could just hold up and down while mashing the A button and randomly get a match, which happens pretty frequently and I finished level one in 1:30 doing this.

ebm62980

Raukuun

KDR_11k wrote:

You mean "good" as in "positive" or "well written"?

Neither. I don't even go to IGN anymore. They're reviews are not written with the best, um how do I say, finesse? I'm not too keen on written reviews really anyway, but their's are definitely not too good. X_X

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Adam

Their writing is remarkably poor, but I generally expect that from video game journalism. Happily, this site proves to be an exception.

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Come on, friends,
To the bear arcades again.

LinktotheFuture

I am waiting for Dr. Mario to be my first DSiWare game. I would also like to see a review on the Brain Age Express Math, but 800 points seems a bit steep.

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ebm62980

LinktotheFuture wrote:

I am waiting for Dr. Mario to be my first DSiWare game. I would also like to see a review on the Brain Age Express Math, but 800 points seems a bit steep.

According to IGN it's basically all the Math related games from BA 1 & 2...with a few more features liek a photo to go along with your profile.

ebm62980

brandonbwii

i bought warioware snapped despite negative reviews. i didn't regret it. doesn't have much depth or replay but its worth getting out to make a fool of yourself and now and then.

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chr1sbean

I am a little disappointed with the games available at launch in the UK, and also the games that are possible being released as well?

From what I read on here we are going to have to pay 200 points for solitaire, which although isnt breaking the bank is just naughty and it should be a free application! A good proportion of people buying the DSi this soon will have had the DS/Lite previously so we know all about the Brain training games, so why they have to rehash them and try and sell them to us again I dont know!! And to make it even worse, the rehash of Dr. Mario is not going to even have online multiplayer?!!

Very disppointed with the software.....

(Love the DSi though, the Wii type menu system makes me smile!! )

chr1sbean

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