I honestly didnt care about the difficulty of the final boss because the game was still great no matter how easy the ending was. Now if you guys wanna talk about difficulty then lets try talking about Killer 8 (the bonus after killer 7), thats something difficult.
Pretty much, Metroid Prime Hunters was a game based heavily on its multiplyer ability. Since the story in the DS version was pretty weak the multiplayer was amazing. Metroid Prime is completely different. The game is single player first of all. Secondly, it has a better soundtrack, it has great looking graphics, it is a blast to play and adds a nice bit to the Metroid storyline (although the story isnt as good as in MP2 imo). Also the gamecube version is very cheap (like $5) and it shouldnt be too difficult to beat considering you had a slight (albeit different) taste of the metroid formula.
I honestly didnt even need the ruppees much in that game. Probably just that one part where you must pay the guy to fix the "thing" ( i dont wanna kill it for the people who havent played it, if you have then you know what I mean) Or maybe to buy that other "thing" when you help open up the shop in the side quest.
I personally love the GC Fire Emblem. The game is so addictive. If a fire emblem comes out for the DS then I think I would buy it. It would be cool if it could connect to the wii Fire Emblem too.
- Learn to mini-turbo - Take shortcuts - Use a better character/ kart combo. Speed isnt everything. - Use bananas to block red shells, dont just drop them in random places. Advance_101
Pretty much everthing Advance_101 said. Also if you are racing another player online who is good then you should watch how they race. Also stay on the inside lane and dont get discouraged too easily. One more thing is to practice offline at mirror on hard mode with the harder levels so you get accustomed to the difficulty online.
well, its smaller, sleeker, with brighter screens, better battery life and a better stylus, so yea, its different, now, the hardware is the same, the differences are mostly cosmetic.chicotec
Ya pretty much all chicotec said, however the ds lite d-pad is a bit more difficult to do diagonal movements and the ds lite is not as loud.
When the Nintendo / iNis screen comes up, press and hold A+B+X+Y+L+R at the same time to delete saved data. chicotec
yup, its written on the manual. I dont own the game, but I still had a good laugh when you said this. :lol: thats the last place I wouldve checked :lol:
I would honestly like to see a ds version of a killer 7 kind of game. It would be a game that left you like "Huh? i dont get it." all the way through until the end and BANG all the info comes out in the last level (well technically it was like the second last). Also i think the controls would be pretty easy considering not many buttons would be used. a= forward r=gun b=turn around r+a=shoot d pad=aim/choose direction x=special move
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