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@Pj- A million gold bars.

I'm sorry, but Halo: Reach is the best on that list. And I don't even have Xbox Live Gold (which is necessary for playing online).

I kinda wish I had a cool design in mind and mad photoshop skillz. But I don't.

You know, I think I might have to download this if it jumps the puddle. Provided I obtain the necessary points.

Dang it. Now I wish I had remembered to save some points for this.

I loved the demo, so this should have been mine already, were it not for the 3DS. Ah well, I'll just have to procure it sometime later.

For some reason, this looks (visually) like Tetris Attack and Pokémon Puzzle League to me.

Ditto.

Personally, I liked Monkey Ball Adventure the best. If this has a story like it had, in which courses are interspersed around worlds, I'll buy it.

Personally, I would have to give this a 9 or a 10. I like the story, although I would have to mention I haven't played that many Pokémmon games and I didn't notice the similarities. This is the only game I've played through more than twice. I haven't beaten it 100% every time, but I get pretty close. I actually finished the championship section of the game a third time, and I'm still playing it. The music doesn't really bother me. In fact, I didn't even notice it was all rock until I read this review.

What are the power-up-looking things on the top, bottom right and bottom left circles?

Yeah, that would definitely be a great addition, especially with download play.

So it's better overall? Hmm. I think I'd prefer Goldeneye because it's first person, but should I get this instead?

And I'll probably have to get it. I mean, Pop Island (aperfield) was really good, so yeah.

@mariofanatic- You can switch the screens on both Pop Islands, so I think you probably can to the extent of you guide the cube with the stylus.

Oh dear. Yet another must-have DSiWare game. I have at least $30 of DSiWare I need to get, but I need to save everything I get for the 3DS. Crap.

Ooh. But I need to save for the 3DS, which I must, must get day one, and if I buy this, I'll have to buy certain other DSiWare, and then I won't be able to get a 3DS day one. So, I pretty much have to pass. Dang.

@5- That will probably never happen. Remember what the big N said about why the 3DS won't have the top screen be a touch screen too?

If this is generally like Smash Bros gameplay-wise, then I'm sold. Problem is that I need to save for the 3DS.

Wait. So can one combine Wisps in both multi- and single player, or is that just in multiplayer?

@Kid_A [confused look] What?

Wow. A comment thread that has nothing to do with a review. Kinda funny, actually. Good job comicguy for causing this randomosity.

It looks fun to me. I admit that in 3D it might be a bit of an overload, but as of yet I kinda like the color scheme.

I. REALLY. REALLY. REALLY. REALLY. WANT.
[whips into frenzy]

This looks like an anti-game to me.

Great game. But on a certain place, when I use a certain character, if I play the first half of a round, then close my DSi, when I open it again to finish the round, I come out as a different character. Very confusing.

One thing- this "game" is very easily exploited. My friends just kept switching the date on their Wii until they had a couple hundred pokemon, despite not having uploaded from a game. I'm not a Pokemaniac at all, and my collection consists of Platinum, which I didn't have when I downloaded it.

The paintbrush looks cool, but isn't the in-game paintbrush controlled with the Wiimote pointer and not the nunchuck?

OOH! OOH! ANGRY gentlemanly red raptor! I wonder what happens then...
@Belgicario- To add to your list-
Lovely troll
Nerdy gangster
Genius monkey

@zranoll- I agree with that completely.

I wonder if Link will have a personality, like in WW, PH, and ST. TP Link didn't seem to have much of one.

@20thPaul- It just sounded like the carts weren't supported.

I. Can. Not. Wait. I just feel kind of let down by the fact it doesn't support DS carts.

I'm not sure I want the price to fall here, as that might ruin my plan to sell my DSi for 3DS money, provided the 3DS is backwards compatible with DS carts and DSiWare.

I tried the demo and really want to get this. I guess Advanced Circuits will have to tie me over until I do.

I haven't played this kind of puzzle before this game, and I play it a LOT. Great game, and 200 point tag makes it a must-download, provided you like logic puzzles.

Dang. If it was 100 points less I could get it with the leftover 500 I have from buying the Internet Channel.

Hurry up and come out, please! Me need!

Pfffft. What experience does Apple even have with real video games? Oh yeah, World of Warcraft. If one could consider that a game.

@KiroX777- Isn't the 3DS supposed to be a handheld?

@Dodger- I'm in the same situation. Except I read reviews just for fun, not just when I research.

I wonder how developers will use 3D effects. The possibilities seem to be endless.

Typing on a DSi! ding

I just realized how inconsistent my comments are looking right now.

I downloaded it a few days ago. Good game, just a bit too easy and I wish there was a mode for as many takedowns as you can until you die.

Not "up to 100x10", I've gotten score multipliers of almost 40 before, only limited by missed shots.

I reeeaaaally liked this game.

If only I had 800 points. I've played one of the Burnout games and really liked it, so this seems like a good purchase.

Ooh, this looks quite interesting. System Flaw seemed like a good idea, I just hope this works better than Flaw apparently did.