or smack it against the wall and hope that clears up the problem.TankZorz

[QUOTE="Turbo_Burdo"]Pokemon Pearl/ Diamond....... why didn't they call it Pokemon Failure?SlorgieNel

Because it sold over a million copies in five days in the US, and 1.5 million copies in four days over in Japan? o_O

Yeap, it's a great game, and it's even greater for those who havent really played Pokemon before, since it has pretty nice and nifty additions to it...

But i dont think it's really needed to get both, since they only have minor unimportant differences, and with Wifi incoporated, any message board can make up for the differences.

Bleach Blade of Fate is pretty decent, but i think it should be a bit lower than that 8.5...since it DOES have some crappy areas....
The graphics aint making use of the DS well, and it's presentation aint really nice too....
But the gameplay is nice for a fighter, which is really a "Sega MegaDrive Yu-Yu-Hokusho" copycat....
And the story mode aint really interesting or nice, and doesnt follow the anime/manga well too....which might be good or bad depending on how you think of it...
However, being the only Bleach English game now, it should be good, at least for bleach fans xD

Watch for the Bleach DS 2nd game though, it's presentation is much better, more characters, and has a better story mode(resembles PSP)
And if this is getting an 8.5, the 2nd one might just get a 9.0 or something xD

Have games killed your eyesight?

Well, the new Advance Wars coming out is gonna be featuring a new land, new characters.
According to the interviews and stuff, they also stated that the CO Powers wont be as powerful as the ones in the pass, so we might not see any CO Power similar to the old game.

With that, DualStrike is still a good buy, since you wont be able to play with the old characters in the upcoming one.

Most games that really require precision control using ur main hand allows the change of controls to lefthanded mode.
Other than those games, most games are friendly to lefthanded users too =D

The DS has so much of fun multiplayergames, especially if you have 3 or more friends who own them, and also quite a few great single player ones, the DS is definetly a good buy =D

Link and Tetra sail back to the castle at the bottom of the sea and descend the staircase, where they meet Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule, the king of Hyrule and the voice of the King of Red Lions. He tells Link and Tetra that the prayers of the people in the legend were answered-the gods sealed Ganondorf and all of Hyrule with him by flooding the kingdom with a torrential rainstorm, ordering those chosen to take refuge on the mountaintops. The King combines a piece of the Triforce of Wisdom with the fragment in Tetra's necklace, causing her to transform into the traditional appearance of Princess Zelda. Link plays the Earth God's Lyric to Medli and the Wind God's Aria to Makar, awakening in them the knowledge that they are Sages of Earth and Wind. Their prayers restore the full power of the Master Sword.

Link goes on a variety of quests to find and decode eight nautical charts that mark the locations of the pieces of the Triforce of Courage. Link raises the pieces from the sea and restores the Triforce of Courage, which dwells inside Link, marking him as the Hero of Winds.

With the restored Master Sword and the Triforce of Courage, Link returns once more to Hyrule Castle, where Zelda disappears before him. Link breaks through the barrier beyond Hyrule Castle and enters Ganon's Tower. Ganondorf reveals himself to Link, claiming that Link is the reborn Hero of Time and that fate has allowed him to bring the Triforce together again, just as he had with the Hero of Time. The three Triforces are extracted from Ganondorf, Link, and Zelda and combine to form the complete Triforce. As who ever touches the complete Triforce gets Their wish granted, Ganondorf demands that the gods to expose Hyrule to the sun once more, under his control. Before he can reach the Triforce, however, King Daphnes suddenly appears and touches the Triforce. He asks the gods of the Triforce to give Link and Zelda a future and to wash away Hyrule and Ganondorf. The Triforce splits apart and the ocean above begins to pour down all around the tower.

Believing that the King has just ensured Link's and Zelda's destruction, Ganondorf laughs and begins battling Link. Zelda assists by using Link's bow and shooting Ganondorf with Light Arrows. Once Ganondorf is stunned, Link plunges the Master Sword into Ganondorf's head, turning him to stone. Link and Zelda float to the surface in a bubble, leaving Ganondorf and the king to be buried underwater with Hyrule. Link and Zelda sail away in search of a new land with the wind as their guide. This scene is the beginning of the Nintendo DS game The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass.

The Link to the page itself is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_Waker =D Enjoy

Kinda forgot what actually happened already, since it was so long ago xD
But in the end, you fight Ganadorf in a sword bout with some help from the princess. And the castle sank into the oceans i think.

And than they lived happily ever after~ xD