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grumblegrumble

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#1

grumblegrumble commented on Pac-Man Museum Announced For Wii U And 3DS eShops:

I will forever buy EVERY Pac-Man game available on any system I happen to own until the day I die, I like him that much! (goes back to my childhood and Atari's Pac-Man game haha) So not only do I own the recent Pac-Man 3DS cart, but I'll also download this ;)

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#3

grumblegrumble commented on Nintendo Download: 6th June (North America):

Nintendo really shouldn't abandon their 3DS since it's selling like hotcakes and making them more money at this point than the Wii U. They really need to focus on delivering to current customers, not just trying to hook new ones on to the Wii U. Animal Crossing? That's for babies. Give me some retro goodness, Nintendo! I'm not complaining too harshly, though. Last week's Zelda Oracle package is amazing and I'm still playing those. Wonderful games at a wonderful price!

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#8

grumblegrumble commented on Zelda Oracle Titles To Have an Initial Discoun...:

Yay!!!!! I havent played these games since they were originally released (back in the day) so I greatly look forward to this! They are FANTASTIC GAMES, kind of like "Link's Awakening" from what I remember! And I only owned one of them, can't remember, I think it was Seasons that I owned, and I loved it. Thank you Nintendo! :D You guys are in for a real treat!

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#12

grumblegrumble commented on Club Nintendo Rewards Updated for May:

I lost my copy of AQUIA when I upgraded from a DSi to a 3DS originally, and even though I think it's an overrated game and the weakest entry in the Art Style series, it's not bad, just not my favorite, so I'll be downloading this again as a Club reward. (If they would refresh the regular rewards that would be nice, too.)

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#14

grumblegrumble commented on Talking Point: It's Time for a 3DS Storage Upg...:

Welllll, I hate to say "I Told You So!" but when the eshop started selling downloadable retail titles, I said more than a few times "I don't want to download them because of the storage issues I'll face later on." Many people (including some mods here at NL) were saying "oooh, the 3DS/3DS XL has MORE than enough storage!! Stop yer whinin'!"

Well, look at ye now. ;)

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#15

grumblegrumble commented on Review: Puzzler World 2013 (3DS):

I totally agree on the score! Bought it last night since I loved Puzzler World XL and this version is just as great as the previous. I like the slot machine instead of the 'wheel' for the bonus round, and the extra puzzles and modes included are wonderful. I might even give this an 8/10. Great stuff ;) If you like puzzles (like I do) then get this. Includes crosswords, anagrams, hangman, link-a-pix, you name it. Even Sudoku.

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#17

grumblegrumble commented on Review: 3D Game Collection (3DS eShop):

Ok, broke down and bought this game, mainly because it was on sale for a little over $4 in the eshop. I also love collections of games, etc. This game? So far, it's ok. Just as the review says, nothing earth-shattering, nothing stands out, it's good though for $4, I think, for the variety of gameplay, especially for those of you who don't have alot on your 3DS, I would def grab this. I give it a 6/10.

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#19

grumblegrumble commented on N++ Announced At GDC:

The DS version was brilliant (if not a little impossible to finish for me anyways) but a great game and I would definitely buy a sequel!

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#28

grumblegrumble commented on Review: Yoshi (3DS eShop / NES):

I think you gave a good score considering what this game is up against these days, with all the 3Dware we are so used to, and there are much better block puzzle games out there (Tetris Axis is my current fave!) but back in the day, when this first came out, I'm sure it might have gotten a 7 or 8 out of 10. That's just how the world goes, though. I always find joy in these older games (as I know you do, too) since they are pretty much what led to the current innovations that we take for granted in this day and age. If it wasn't for these great games that have gone before, we wouldn't have what we have today.

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#34

grumblegrumble commented on Review: Super C (3DS eShop / NES):

I've beaten this once before, as a kid.. Not sure if I want to undertake that task again. I'll probably download it just to support the Virtual Console service, though, it's wonderful and I adore how its re-releasing these old classics for a new gaming generation to enjoy ;)

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#40

grumblegrumble commented on Feature: The Biggest 3DS Games of 2013:

It's funny to me that you title this article "The biggest games of 2013" I guess youre not talking about sales, since 2013 just started, but anticipation. I personally anticipate another Zelda, Kid Icarus or Mario game, but I won't hold my breath!

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#41

grumblegrumble commented on Review: Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (3D...:

"Sub-conscious vegetable buffet" lol. You know, you're so right on with that. If anyone here beat SMB2 (the American version) you know what he's talking about ;) Very cute ending too! I would love to see that world re-visited someday. That last level is one of my all time favorites and as a kid I figured out how to beat the entire game in about an hour. ;)

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#42

grumblegrumble commented on Review: Johnny Impossible (3DS eShop):

Kinda expected this low score. I won't go so far to say that UFO is a shovelware giant, though, they have released some good games which I still play to this day on my 3DS and they are one of the only companies who consistently release titles.

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#43

grumblegrumble commented on Review: Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (3D...:

I've been pulling my hair out since last Thursday (haha) only have a few strands left now lol.. Actually, it's so difficult I have to suspend it and go back to it a few days later, I get so frustrated! I especially hate how when you emerge from a green pipe (coin room) and you are trapped as mini mario behind a wall of bricks. WTF! lol. Great challenge, tho!

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#44

grumblegrumble commented on Game of the Year: Nintendo Life's Community Aw...:

Zuma's Revenge? Ace Mathician? What are you guys on? lol. Ace was alright, but def not worthy of dsiware game of the year. While I applaud the game for it's originality, I haven't played it but once since buying it. My choice for dsiware game of the year would have to be Petit Computer! Zuma's Revenge? Has anyone actually played that?!

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#45

grumblegrumble commented on Review: Angry Birds Trilogy (3DS):

P.S. Jon, you say these games would cost you $3 for all three, you are definitely wrong with that figure. Looking at the App Store right now on my Mac, these games go for $4.99 a piece plus tax. Three games would equal about $15-20 after tax. I don't see a problem paying $20 for these 3 games plus unlockable content and levels, PLUS having it on your 3DS. That's like, what, $3 or $4 more than these games would cost individually? Not bad!!

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#46

grumblegrumble commented on Review: Angry Birds Trilogy (3DS):

I'm addicted to this game!! Got it on sale for just $19.99 brand new at Target about 2 weeks ago, been playing it nonstop ever since. It's price is higher than the games might cost on the App Store (for instance, on your iphone or iPad) but having it available on the 3DS is wonderful, the 3D effect is just right without being distracting, and the gameplay is impeccable. I notice a couple of glitches when all your birds have been flung, sometimes the game takes a while to register you are, in fact, done.. but I think this is just a normal flaw in the game as the same thing happens on my version of Angry Birds Space HD on my iPad. I would gladly give this game a 9/10 because it's such a wonderful addictive way to blow an entire snowy afternoon. ;) Did I say these games were addictive?! :) I'm enjoying RIO and Seasons, never played them before but they are equally as addictive as the classic version which is also included. Plus, there are a few unlockable courses as you progress through the game. There are a few extras here and there, but there's so much content here it could literally take you months to finish.

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#48

grumblegrumble commented on Review: 3D Game Collection (3DS eShop):

Ah, I was expecting or hoping I guess this would be good. I'm glad with the other jillions of puzzle games I have to play, anyways. Puzzler World XL and Crosswords Plus is still keeping me busy!

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#49

grumblegrumble commented on Review: Cake Ninja (DSiWare):

I want to update you on the statement above. After playing Cake Ninja 2 myself, I actually like it. So everyone just use your own judgment on this one. If you think you might like it, you probably will.