Does anyone know if Aura-Aura Climber is coming to Europe? I sure hope it is.

Content wise, is Aura Aura climber or Spotto better?
And which one will last a longer time?
How hard are they?

Aura-Aura Climber is longer, has more content and is harder. So I would get that.

Thanks so much amigo!

No problemo.

After doing a very intense internet search(google) I......
got nothing, sorry.

Aura Aura Climber:

• 10 levels
• Marathon Mode
• Endless mode
• longer levels
• Achievements

Spotto:

• 50 levels in story
• Story Mode Pro, Same 50 levels but harder this time. (Unlocked after beating regular story mode.)
• Survival Mode
• Shorter levels

I'd go for Aura-Aura. It'll last you longer. Both games are excellent, so get Spotto some time later.

I'll have 800 points left over if i get Shantae. Should I get:

Mario vs Donkey Kong
Mr. Driller
or Art Academy Second Semester?

These are the only ones that interest me atm.

@turtlelink - Mario Vs. DK is probably the best out of those options imo.

@turtlelink: I agree with Birdman13. Get MvDK. It will last you a good long time.

Doing up a quick Wishlist of DSiWare games for when I get a 3DS in the coming months. Anybody know of some good ones they think I'm missing? Here's my current list:

Shantae: Risky Revenge
AlphaBounce
Mighty Flip Champ
GG Series: Ninja Karakuri Den
GG Series: Super Hero Ogre
GG Series: Wonder Land
ArtStyle: PiCTOBiTS
ArtStyle: DIGIDRIVE
Starship Defense
X-Scape
Trajectile
Metal Torrent
Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ
Dark Void Zero
Asphalt 4: Elite Racing
Cave Story

If you can't tell already, I like pretty much every kind of game, so just throw in your suggestions and I'll probably take your word for it. Oh, and specifically what's the best Electroplankton game?

@Mickey Don't listen to NintendoLife's review on this one; if you like Chess then Absolute Chess is a steal for 200 points. Rytmik (800) is great for music-making if you're into that. Art Style precipice is very addictive; I've played it again and again and I'm still glad I forked over 500 points for this one.

@mickeymac - I'd add Aura-Aura Climber, 10 Second Run and Maestro! Green Groove to that list; they're all awesome. Beatnes is probably one of the better Electroplankton games out there, but I only have 2 and don't reccomend games I don't have.

My 7 year old niece is coming over this weekend and i promised to put Spotto on her dsi as her first dsiware game. she always steals my dsi to play it anyway

Any other great games a 7 year old might enjoy? Controls should be simple and straightforward. I was thinking aura aura climber maybe?

edit: games on eu shop only

Aura-aura climber is a good idea. Just don't get her any Petz games or any of that rubbish. Trajectile is a lot like Spotto, and it has simple controls, but it's a bit harder. DodoGo is also great and simple.

EDIT: Wow, I'm British and I called Reflect Missile 'Trajectile'. Why did I do that?

@deFlip: Maybe look at one of the camera games? Face Pilot and Tales in a Box are 500 points each and are really good if you like the novelty/gimmick.

@deflip: My 7 year old loves Pop Island. He does not like the camera games because he is not patient enough with the controls. Pop Island is happy and can be set to an easy difficulty. Furthermore, the game has very simple rules.

@mickeymac- I'd also add Aura-Aura Climber, A Kappa's Trail, and Thorium Wars on there.

@Mickeymac:
Little Red Riding Hood: Zombie BBQ hasn't made it to the NA shop yet. Hopefully by the time the 3DS is release it will have made it though. I think a Halloween release is looking pretty good for that game.

If your looking to balance your list out farther I'd go with Bomberman: Blitz as a good online game. I had a chance to play a little this weeekend and although the US lobby was pretty empty the worldwide matches still seem to be going strong. Other then that your list looks great.

because you changed.....your one of us now

@deflip: My seven year old also likes Castle of Magic and Photo Dojo. I think you have plenty of cheap game choices for young kids on DSiWare.