paperskyx

paperskyx

Compulsive buyer of Mario games.

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Re: Katsuya Eguchi: An Animal Crossing: New Leaf Town is "Something That You Should be Proud Of"

paperskyx

I play everyday and I'm not sick of it! I won't be sick of it until I've gotten all of my house expansions and each room is well furnished, and I have all of the available buildings/structures in my town (except for dumb stuff like street lamps, clocks, etc), donated everything to the museum, caught every bug, fish, and underwater creature, seen everything I can see... So yeah, it'll be a while. There's a lot more content in this game than any other version, so if you were iffy on previous AC games, I still recommend this one to you. It also depends if you prefer fast-paced games or games like this one that give you a little bit at a time.

Re: Cooking Mama 4: Kitchen Magic

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I wish they hadn't made her talk in this game. It's really annoying to constantly hear "Wow! Even better than Mama!" every single time I complete a simple task, like putting butter on a pan. Also, each task is so slow and deliberate in this game that I feel as though it would have been a much better experience if it was more fast-paced..

Re: Review: Halloween: Trick or Treat (DSiWare)

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"We then tapped Bigfoot again and, still, nothing happened. We assumed we must have tapped the wrong Bigfoot so we scanned the area for another, found none, and frustratedly tapped Bigfoot a third time, which all of a sudden counted as finding him."
This makes me picture two people holding the stylus together and doing those actions.. Why do you need to say "we" for everything? o_0

Anyway, this game sounds terrible. I hate seasonal games anyway.

Re: Review: Inchworm Animation (DSiWare)

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Hmm. A bit late to be writing this comment maybe, but I bought this a while back and I was kind of disappointed. Naturally, I'm going to compare it to Flipnote.. and I must say, I like Flipnote better. Whereas Inchworm has more powerful tools, Flipnote has a much cleaner, professional, visually appealing look. Inchworm's design in general just puts me off and makes me not want to use it. It also lacks the ability to share creations with the world like you can with Flipnote, and that's a huge mistake. Flipnote has created a community within itself with the ability to share animations, and without that feature on Inchworm, creating things seems dry and pointless.

I can't ignore its good qualities though. I really like how we can create movies, stop motion, and time lapses. I wish we could make movies longer than a few seconds, but I understand that with that ability, the memory on our poor Nintendos would dwindle faster than we knew what we were doing. I also like how we have a full color selection, rather than the classic black, red, and blue that Flipnote provides. The drawing tools are certainly more diverse and they allow us to make beautiful creations that would be impossible with Flipnote.

Buy this application if you're an artist, basically. I feel like it's a nice thing to have but I don't use it too often because I'm not good at drawing or animating myself. The potential of this program goes above and beyond though, so I definitely recommend it.

Re: Review: Puzzle to Go Baby Animals (DSiWare)

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The only thing that looks good about this game is that you can take a picture and make into a puzzle. I think more games should take advantage of the DSi's camera.
And @mariosmyhero - Fantastic? Really? You don't think that's.. a bit of an overstatement?

Re: Talking Point: Your Favourite Nintendo Christmas Memories

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My favorite memory is when I got my DSi last year <3
It's my baby, I spoil it with new games all the time xD
I freaked out when I dropped it and watched it tumble down the staircase open, one step at a time, but it was completely undamaged. Not even a scratch. I got lucky. :]

Re: Review: AlphaBounce (DSiWare)

paperskyx

This game is AWESOME! I agree with what some others are saying - it starts off a bit slow but once you get to your fifth or sixth level, you're addicted. Oh, and the loading time is NOT as bad as people are making it seem.

Re: Review: Maestro! Green Groove (DSiWare)

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I kind of want to buy this, it looks fun. My only concern is the bug that people are talking about. I don't want to waste money on a game that will just mess up my DSi.. Does anyone else know more about this?

Re: Review: Rhythm Core Alpha (DSiWare)

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This looks horrid. The graphics are ugly and almost painful to look at. Granted, what really matters is the quality of music we're able to make with it, but the look is important to me too.. If looking at it will give me a headache, I won't buy it.

Re: Review: Date or Ditch (DSiWare)

paperskyx

This game looks really bad. Gameloft's games are all similar to each other, and they're all similarly terrible as well.. at least the popstar one has minigames in it and a good storyline.

Re: Review: Pyoro (DSiWare)

paperskyx

This game is SO ADDICTING. I love it soo much. I used to play it all the time and I'm really good at it now. The second one gets really intense and fast-paced.

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