However, if the prices are the same in both store and online, you'll have to pay shipping and handling and also wait a few days for it to come. I don't know about you, but I'll pay a couple bucks to have what I paid for instantly.
I am, with the WiFi capabilities, this game can be brought back from the dead... I mean, they ported Rayman and not 007... Although, I would love to see a N64 Zelda ported on the DS, either one, if the DS has enough power, that is.
Look for it at the Nintendo store website... Something like "store.nintendo.com" if I remember correctly. They should have it for a few bucks. Or you can go all out and buy Metroid Prime Pinball just for the Rumble Pack it comes with, which I don't recommend unless you are a huge Pinball or Rumble Pack fan, the game is mediocre at best. In fact, the Rumble Pack isn't all that great, it's more of an annoyance than an extra feature.
If you did not enjoy TP and have expectations for this game to be like WW, you should steer clear of this game, also the fact that you aren't a Zelda fan (as rare as that is to find.). TP had a million things to do and brought back the old "mature" Link to the series with a more OoT feel, which is probably why most people like the game. WW just had a wonderful atmosphere and great music with really fun gameplay on the side. The sailing around was an original idea to be implemented in a game like Zelda. PH on the other hand just throws away the originality, because, well it's the second time you see the sailing thing, just with a few innovative features, like ship customizing... The new way to hook treasures is just ridiculously tedious and unnecessary, in my opinion. The game seems to be a bit linear for a Zelda game so far, mind you I have not completed the game yet, so it's a bit preposterous to be hearing a review from me. The bosses are easier than beating Bowser in Super Mario games... Yeah. When you are out at sea, you basically see the same enemies over and over that you can kill with a hit or two with the cannon, and the touch screen just makes it too easy. However it does make good use of some of the functions the DS has for puzzles, which is probably the best thing I can say about the game. To put it shortly, just look at what Soulreavercross said.
As you said, the GBA series titles that are going to be on the DS are the games I'm most looking forward to. FFTA2 (Would play the Japanese, but I would miss out on the storyline) Fire Emblem DS And that new Advance Wars.
nope haven't got my money's worth yet, for some reason i thought it would be more than useless but i guess i was wrong, and since i dont have my space and facebook is a disaster on the ds i might just sell it.
nintendo needs to come up with a handheld that has enough power to support modern technology, if they were gonna release an internet browser they should have done it on the next handheld they release, because the ds just cant cut it.
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Yeah, they really should have made the DS powerful enough to support a good browser, I mean with the touch screen functionality and two screens, it was just too good of an accessory to pass up.
[QUOTE="Sp3aRm1nT"]I have yet to face a DS game that is truly "difficult", yes I have beaten both OTO's and EBA. The only difficult games I would consider are the "grind till you are level 100" dragged on boring games, like FF3.dsownge
Please try taiko no tatsujin DS touch de dokodon
a japanese drum game for the ds.
Sounds difficult, how does it match up with OTO/2 / EBA?
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