3DS GD XVII: Pretty in Purple - Page 4

I was joking, though I do disagree with your opinion. The DS, at least the lite, was far better designed as a handheld, was directed at audiences that actually existed, and has the greatest software support (DS+GBA) of any console ever. No contest whatsoever.

I liked the gameboy micro

The PSP was okay, just VERY loud with its disk drive thingy-magig.
Ds phat was the best, DS lite too flimsy, DSi no gba.



I wish Nintendo would put up some more Ambassador games on the E-Shop, me want Legend of Zelda ‚_,

There aren't any. Only 5 games have been localized so far, 2 on GBA, 1 GC, 1 Wii, and 1 DS. Only Sacred Stones has been re-released as a GBA Ambassador title, and there is no indication as to if or when those will be available for regular purchase. I imagine you can find the DS game, which is a remake of the original FE that was never released in the west, for pretty cheap nowadays.

Sacred Stones is a really fun game imo. I'm already on my third playthrough. It's my most played thing on my 3DS at about 60 hours.

Nintendo power game Okami a 7 out of 10. They have no soul. Another thing I'm still not over.

Power Tennis and Power Tour both got 7's from Nintendo Power. The GBC one got a perfect score and I have no idea what N64 got. Nintendo Power mostly complained "It's a handheld Mario sports game from Camelot, but there's no RPG Mode? Why Nintendo, Why?" and not much else. Same with most other reviewers. They generally agree it's fun and put together well with great online and multiplayer, but like Mario Kart 7, paper thin single player.

The difference is unlike Mario Kart it doesn't have a mountain of bias towards it so reviewers aren't giving a game with just as much content as MK7 as high of a score. Can't deny the possibility of paid reviews in today's industry, if I remember correctly it's been proved once or twice. The difference is Mario Tennis is more fun in my opinion than Mario Kart by a large portion, which only DS and Wii have really been that good. I'd say Double Dash too, but it feels really slippery to me.


I really wish Nintendo would focus more on balancing single and multiplayer or even just making a good handheld single player experience. Because for that there's only Kid Icarus and Super Mario 3D Land, and a lot of people seem to hate the latter and find the former hard to control, but I love the controls but it's probably just due to my tiny hands.

A firmware update was released today, I'm not exactly sure what for... But Mario Kart 7's Maka-Wuhu glitch has finaly been patched! Beside the "Online Multiplayer" button at the main menu lies a "V1.1" tab!

WOO-HOO!!