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Wow, this game has a bigger fanbase than I thought. I thought it was fun, but I think I stopped about halfway through the puzzles. I should start playing it again though, but first I have Meteos, Rad Racer and Citizens of Earth still fresh on my 'just bought and now ready to be played' list.

When I saw this game, I thought it was weird. When I saw the developer, I thought it was even weirder.

Now that it is on sale for 4 bucks, and seeing how I really enjoyed the demo, I'm getting it. For 4 bucks, I'll take the risk.

It's decent if you know absolutely nothing about English. My problem with it is that it only teaches you phrases, you don't get any info on how things like grammar work. I did play a bit of this as a kid, but soon enough I learned enough English from my surroundings that I didn't need this game anymore. Couple that with rather shallow and limited gameplay options and the game isn't very memorable. Decent, but not great.

I already had the DSiWare version, and I got this version for the multiplayer alone. I don't regret it.

But to be fair, I am a Plants vs Zombies fanboy (that is until Garden Warfare came out), so I wouldn't buy this just for the multiplayer if I were you. But if you don't own this game in any other form yet, and you see this version laying around, please do pick it up, it's great.

My little brother had this game. He never really bothered with it. I don't know whether that was because it was too complicated for him or if it was the game's fault, or maybe both. The commercial is great though

Nothing too special from what I remember. You can play games like this on almost any flash-game collection site. Decent, but not very memorable.

Will we see it this year then?...Please?...

Funny, I got this game from a secondhand game store, only to find out it's the US version, while I live in the Netherlands. Thank goodness region locking wasn't a thing back then.
I overall like the game. I bought it solely on it's reputation, but I don't think it lives up to the hype it build up for me. Developed by Sakurai, praised online as one of the best puzzle games ever, it sounded like a perfect game. I definitely think it's fun, but it's not amazing or anything. Worth the 14 bucks I paid for it though

I may pick up Citizens of Earth for that price.

But seriously, this is RCMADIAX stuff. Please don't tell me we'll see even more developers like them on here.

So they took the game of 'hit the cube with the line' and put it in a circle. Wow, great job guys -_-

I like some of the new options, but I think the reasoning is a little weak. I understand Miiverse is about the games, but I think the goal of restricting long conversations is a little off. If Miiverse is meant as a social network, you're kind of limiting its usability as that. I once had a long conversation with some users about amiibo; which ones we had, nicknames, etc. It was a good talk. I get this is to prevent talk about things other than games, but come on, you're preventing talks like mine too.

I really want to go, but I don't think I can though. But they're coming to Amsterdam, which is only a few hours driving away from me, so maybe I can try something

I really don't think this game is that great. It's great if you all love it, but it's not for me.

This is one of my favourite 3DS games period. I would be excited, if it wasn't for the fact Nintendo Zones in the Netherlands simply don't work

There exists a game like this on Atari 2600. I have that one on my Atari Greatest Hits DS game. Even that one is better, because you have 3 lanes and extra points to collect through dots on the track. And wit the 50 games on that card for €25, it was technically cheaper too.

@CosmicYoshi65 Happy birthday!

I love those coincidental birthdays. A little of topic, but my birthday is on the 23rd of september, the same day Nintendo was founded.

But happy birthday to the Famicom! Even though my first consoles were Wii and DS Lite, I now have an NES, and I'm loving it. Nothing beats playing Duck Hunt with an actual zapper

So sudden, I'm shocked.
But even through his illness, he always tried to do whatever he could for Nintendo and for it's fans. I have so much respect for this man. He has always inspired me. He was a really talented game developer, a great CEO, and a lovable social person. Whenever he greeted us at the beginning of a Direct, I always greeted him back.
Rest in peace Mr Iwata. Your contributions to Nintendo's history, and to the whole industry, will never be forgotten. My prayers go out to all his family, friends and co-workers.

While it's fun to learn about another obscure part of Nintendo history, I'm not glad to learn that Nintendo once took the Philips path. Shame on you!

@Ninstarkof Thank you

@Ninstarkof No, there's nothing wrong with putting your age, race or sexual orientation online, but I never said that. I only said that you were the first one talking about age, and then you scalded NintendoFan64 for it. That was what I was trying to make clear.
Second, I know a comment section is for opinions, and as I said, I respect yours. However, just scroll over the comments on here and look at how many come from you and NintendoFan64. I don't think that the comment section of an article about Mewtwo is meant for a discussion about Game & Watch. It's fine you give your opinion, but there's no need for you to get into an argument that takes up over half of the comment section, because that only makes it harder for other readers to find other opinions, exactly what the comment section is meant for, as you said. That is what I wanted to make clear. Can't we just act as adults and stop this discussion?

@Ninstarkof You are the only one who even mentioned age. But guys, you too @NintendoFan64 , I have an idea. How about we just stop this useless discussion? We're only cluttering the comment area of a cool announcement with a discussion that won't result in anything. So Ninstarkof doesn't like Mr. Game & Watch, and NintendoFan64 and I do. Ninstarkof, I respect your opinion, and NintendoFan64, I appreciate your support with my opinion, but can't we all just act as grown-ups and enjoy the news of a first look at the Mewtwo amiibo?

@Ninstarkof Well, it's fine if that's what you think, but I like him. He's great in Smash, and I like the multiple poses his amiibo has.

@Ninstarkof No, why would I? What do you mean?

He would be nice to get, but there are other characters coming out I want more badly, like R.O.B. and Mr. Game & Watch

I literally spend all of my stars on the Game & Watch Ball reproduction, which is now gathering dust on my collection shelf.

I like the Game Theorists, I like all the shows on the channel, including Smash History, and I like all the hosts, EXCEPT for TrailerDrake. I don't know, I have watched some of his videos, but it's just ranting, often with little base or arguments to go with it. I don't mind people who rant (just ask AVGN), but his videos just aren't fun. Good job on Smash History though, those videos I actually do enjoy.

Please yes please release it already! I have 15 amiibo on my shelf, and I want to use them!

I don't think any other company even has a shot at either of those awards, seeing how 3DS is pretty much the only succesfull handheld of this generation and family games are Nintendo's strongest genre.

The basis of this game is fun, but I think there are a lot of missed opportunities. How about leaderboards, online or even between accounts, that show how high you scored in missions or how fast you completed them, or how about multiplayer flying/dogfighting? That was a function in the original Wii Sports Resort version, and while I don't know whether it was a function in the earlier Pilotwings games, I still think they've easily could've included it, even if it was wireless play only. Still, I do like the game. I got it for 20 euros, and I do think it was worth that

OH GOD! OH DEAR GOD PLEASE NO! NO! NOOOOO!
OK, maybe I'm overreacting, but from what I recall this game wasn't good. I enjoyed it for 1 maybe 2 hours as a kid, then I stopped playing. I got it for 8 bucks, and I can't get too mad at it for that price, but this game really isn't anything worth noting. If you want a pet simulation game, just stick with Nintendogs.

I didn't like this game. From what I recall it was rather repetitive. I only played a little of it, then I grew tired of it and passed it on to my nephew. The best part is the multiplayer minigames, which I recall being fun, but they don't make up for the main game. I say skip.

Haven't played it in a long time, but from what I recall I really enjoyed it. But then again, I was a kid back then, so it's hard for me to say something. I'd say only if you can get it very cheaply. From what I remember it was fun, but I have a hard time thinking of how it'd be for a grown-up.

No. I got this game after playing the demo on Wii. It seemed fun, so why not? But it's boring and repetitive, and if I recall correctly (since it has been a while), very tedious sometimes. Don't get this game. If you really want a platformer where you can draw stuff, get Drawn to Life (which I know is very different, but it's also a lot more fun)

In case you couldn't guess this game is based on the TV show WipeOut. I don't get it! Why can't they just call it Wipe-Out!? Heck, the game comes with a sticker on the box that says "based on Wipe-Out!"!
But about the game, it's fun. My main problem is that the controls are delayed. You need to react far in advance in order for the controls to work. But if you can adapt to that, the game is fun. Not worth a premium price, but if you can get it cheaply, you can do worse.

No...just no...this game is awful. The minigames are boring and control terribly. And the selection is severely limited. Please don't even think about getting this game, it's not worth a penny!

Really fun for kids who are a fan of the show. It's simple to understand and there is a lot to do, from the minigames to exploring the world to finding secrets around it which you can use to do other stuff. I haven't played it in a long time, but from what I remember this isn't for grown-ups. I do recommend it for kids though

Meh. Just meh. The game is divided into beat-em-up parts, shooter parts with the Zapper and racing parts. I honestly don't know anything about the racing parts, the beat-em-up parts are not good (just makes you wish you were playing Double Dragon) and the shooter parts are too easy and make you wish you were playing Duck Hunt. Definitely not a must have.

Not amazing, but fun for what it is. Not worth the €50 it costed back when I got it, but you can do worse.

I really liked this game as a kid. It's simple to understand and rather addictive. If you can get it cheaply, don't hestitate to pick it up. In my opinion, this game is a true hidden gem in the DS library.

Never interested me. I have Link Battle, I liked it but only have a few hours in. And this game to me played worse than Link Battle due to limiting you in your moves. Besides, my phone is from the Wii-era, so I can't play it anyway

@Tobias95 Well yeah, that is how we get them too. I just refer to them as comics because that's easier

I would instantly buy this. The childish nature of our Dutch Pokémon magazine always bugged me. Just lots of easy puzzles and anime-based comics. I get that it's for kids, but that doesn't make it something for me. This on the other hand actually sounds really interesting.

"Your device is not supported". Well, so far for that.

I'm seeing it on sale right now for €3. Hmm...should I get it?...

@3dcaleb I believe you have to look at your receipt in the eShop. That'll have a download code which you can enter in the Theme Shop.

Uhm, I know the European release is delayed due to copyright troll Titan Casino, but I thought they'd just change the name to Shingeki No Kyojin and release it. Please do that soon...

BOXLIFE GUY FOR SMASH!!!

This is quite impressive for the most part, and kind of makes sense, until you get to Pauline. There's no way she's Mario's mother, all because of one side-series: Mario vs Donkey Kong. I know they didn't count side-series, but it's vital to the Pauline-mother-thing. It proves that it's not true. Pauline appears in this game, as her young self, with modern Mario and Donkey Kong. We know it's the modern ones, not only because of the design (note DK's tie), but also because, in addition to Mario, DK and Pauline toys, the games also feature Luigi and Peach toys, meaning they're alive adults. So Pauline either doesn't age, or there's also a second Pauline (which I find highly unlikely). She can't possibly appear next to her 'son' who appears to be the same age, if not older than her.

But for the rest, I must admit, nice research. It's rather believable for the most part.