Thread: I'v got the internet on my DS!

If you want a list of what i've got here it is.

Tony Hawks Downhill Jam
Mario Kart 64
Super Mario 64 DS
Final Fantasy III

Though i don't play my DS much anymore since i'm sort of bored of gaming now. But i like multiplayers

I know this is probably very obvious, but are you a Final Fantasy fan? I mean, your old Signiture was Final Fantasy XII, oh and another thing about that. Balthier is my favourite character in the game so well done on that. Lol

What's Tony Hawks Downhill Jam like? And we could send each other messages over the Moogles in Final Fantasy III.

Mario 64 has on online features. NSMB doesn't either, as far as I know.

What?! No-one has Metroid Prime, Animal Crossing or Castlevania?

PS: Those are the games I have.


PPS: Duh.

I have the second two. Well, that depends on which Castlevania you're talking about, though. I only have Dawn of Sorrow.

I don't need the internets to be on my DS, but I am thinking about buying a DS.

They are HOT.

Is the DS browser Opera based like that of the Wii?

Regardez le (la? les?) DS, the only handheld console I've bought was the GP2X... for half a week. Such an unnecessary purchase. Maybe the software on the scene is better now, though.

I have a DS too

With games of course:

-Battles of Prince of Persia (meh... It's fun... 6.5/10)

-42 Game Classics (<---- REALLY GOOD... It are card games, board games, etc. in a game cassette, which you can play with buddies who don't even have the game cartridge... It's nothing revolutionary or overly impressive or something... It's just great fun... It's pure fun in a 2 cm x 2 cm plastic square... 8/10)

-Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (<--- REALLY GOOD!!!! This is close to being a master piece...
It's some kind of mystery novel-ish, film noir-esque game, with a great storyline, GREAT CHARACTERS (who are CHARACTERS, not just plot-advancers or something...) and GREAT DIALOGUE... It's like talking to real people...
You even have to hold the DS like a book (sideways... so that the top screen is the right screen and the lower screen is on the left) (I'm left handed, by the way... The right-handed option probably swaps the screens the other way around)...
You ONLY use the stylo to control stuff, and you even have to use the DS itself to solve puzzles (For example: one moment in the game, you have to turn over a box on the right/top screen... And how do you do it? You close the DS, and open it again, and the box with puzzle pieces has turned upside down from the right/top screen, onto the left/lower screen, so you can read what's on the backside of the puzzle pieces)...
The graphics themselves are really cool, the environments are in full colour, but the characters are black/white, with the occassional slight hair coloration or a red glow around the character to indicate uncomfortableness...
It's an almost novel-like mystery detective story, with a well thought-out plot, extremely lifelike characters and dialogues, and refreshing graphics...
Score: 11/10)

Really guys:

BUY HOTEL DUSK!!!! IT'S ONE OF THE BEST GAMES YOU'LL EVER PLAY!!!
You won't be disappointed... Unless action, guns and mindless slaughtering is all you care about...

Originally Posted by Mark75

I have the second two. Well, that depends on which Castlevania you're talking about, though. I only have Dawn of Sorrow.

Ah, I've got Portrait of Ruin. Castelvania ftw! You want to swap friend codes?

Friend Code? I thought that was just for the Wii.

Originally Posted by goldney

Ah, I've got Portrait of Ruin. Castelvania ftw! You want to swap friend codes?

I never play AC. :/

Yeah... it does get quite repetitive.

Originally Posted by CryoDragoon

I have a DS too

With games of course:

-Battles of Prince of Persia (meh... It's fun... 6.5/10)

-42 Game Classics (<---- REALLY GOOD... It are card games, board games, etc. in a game cassette, which you can play with buddies who don't even have the game cartridge... It's nothing revolutionary or overly impressive or something... It's just great fun... It's pure fun in a 2 cm x 2 cm plastic square... 8/10)

-Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (<--- REALLY GOOD!!!! This is close to being a master piece...
It's some kind of mystery novel-ish, film noir-esque game, with a great storyline, GREAT CHARACTERS (who are CHARACTERS, not just plot-advancers or something...) and GREAT DIALOGUE... It's like talking to real people...
You even have to hold the DS like a book (sideways... so that the top screen is the right screen and the lower screen is on the left) (I'm left handed, by the way... The right-handed option probably swaps the screens the other way around)...
You ONLY use the stylo to control stuff, and you even have to use the DS itself to solve puzzles (For example: one moment in the game, you have to turn over a box on the right/top screen... And how do you do it? You close the DS, and open it again, and the box with puzzle pieces has turned upside down from the right/top screen, onto the left/lower screen, so you can read what's on the backside of the puzzle pieces)...
The graphics themselves are really cool, the environments are in full colour, but the characters are black/white, with the occassional slight hair coloration or a red glow around the character to indicate uncomfortableness...
It's an almost novel-like mystery detective story, with a well thought-out plot, extremely lifelike characters and dialogues, and refreshing graphics...
Score: 11/10)

Really guys:

BUY HOTEL DUSK!!!! IT'S ONE OF THE BEST GAMES YOU'LL EVER PLAY!!!
You won't be disappointed... Unless action, guns and mindless slaughtering is all you care about...

Another Code: Two memories is like that. Except it was first.

Originally Posted by TweaK

Another Code: Two memories is like that. Except it was first.

Another Code was amazing. Dusk will be an essential purchace for me when I have the money.

Originally Posted by TweaK

Another Code: Two memories is like that. Except it was first.

It's time for me to go shopping, then

You have the internet on your DS? Hot damn, you must have one large hard drive on that.

All you need is a Wireless Router, along with the Nintendo DS.