toblix

Yes, I'll just take Gitaroo Man and play it on my PlayStation 2 which I don't have. If only there was some part of my body I could exchange pictures of for one.

This is silly! But... I'd also trade pictures of my titties for a PS2. I want to play ICO and that Colossus game so bad.

And then irony would be a novel concept, also.

That was a great game!

Reading an article on the next Phoenix Wright game for the DS, my eyes caught this little quote right here: "We were great fans of the first Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney on Nintendo's handheld. Sure, it had been somewhat seen before on GBA". OBJECTION! Are there other games like Phoenix Wright on GBA? Even remotely like Phoenix Wright? I'm starting to think I should look at GBA games...

And the extra case is also in the Japanese version?

Would that be the same translation as the one in the later European release, or some half-assed Japanese English version? If the game's already translated, why are they waiting till 2007?

So I have this DS Lite I bought, and I've played all the games I want, and since you people seem to have played a lot of these video games, I thought I'd present you with some questions I have formed: 1. How is playing GBA games on my DS Lite different from playing DS games, other than the sticking out thing? Any differences with regards to battery life, for example? Does sleep mode work? 2. I'm going to buy the Mario & Luigi: Whatever It's Called GBA game, and I also saw a Zelda game available for the GBA, Minish Cap. Any good? I loved the one on the SNES, with the running and cutting bushes and throwing vases and stuff. 3. And then I saw another GBA game, Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. Is this the game I'm talking about, the cool SNES Zelda game with the swordfighting and the green diamonds or whatever? 4. Is it likely that Nintendo release these old Zelda games in a special DS version, or are they considering GBA games as an equal part of the DS game, you know, market, or whatever? 5. I've seen some screenshots of GBA games, and they look like they're blurry or something. How is the 2D GBA games compared to the DS? For example, the Mario & Luigi games. 6. If I loved Phoenix Wright and Mario & Luigi and New Super Mario Bros., and hated Trauma Center, is there a formula for recommending some great GBA games for me to buy? Sorry for asking so much, but what else could I do? "Google" it?

So, what's this manfest game all about?

Okay. Now there's a God Damn ton of Zelda games I have to play.

I love this distributed computing stuff in principle, but I still don't trust any of these programs to disappear completely whenever I start using my computer again. In my mind's eye, I see all these little programs running, checking on me, assessing me for some unknown evil purpose.

Anyone feel like pointing out some cool stuff from those Episode 2 movies without spoiling anything? The bending metal thing from the trailer seems really cool. Apparently, they got some super geek from WETA to code the entire material bending technology stuff, I dunno. Seems neat-o and swell.

So I was playing this game, "Trauma Center", on my DS, which I had bought and paid for because you people said it was so great. Turns out it was pretty cool. Until... it got so damn impossibly hard without warning that I gave up after trying ten times to get all these boils or whatever that pop up all over the place, and even with the magical star thingie the guy just croaks no matter what I try. What's up with this game? Have I missed some secret ninja success trick? Is the game supposed to be impossible?

What's this? Mixed opinions? Anyway, based on my available... means of playing these games, I'll be able to enjoy 1. Link to teh Past 2. Ocarina of Time 3. Majora's Mask Then, when I get a[ccess to a] Wii, I'd be able to play: 4. Wind Waker 5. Twilight Princess And when it's released I'll be able to play: 6. Phantom Hourglass The old NES games seem booring, as does the GBC games. I'm totally a graphics hooer.

...the Hell? Of course 2*Phoenix Wright + 2*Terrible Center is a positive, but still... Two Trauma Centers?

Thanks, I'll look into these. There are no problems with cartridge sizes and stuff, right? The rumble pak cartridge is bigger then the ordinary ones, but that just means longer, right?

Well, how does saving work in Link to teh Past? It's not really a problem that sleep mode doesn't work, but I'd like to know why. I refuse to believe it's technically impossible or even hard to do it. Does the screen at least go black when you close it?

...How hard? Anyway, I just ordered Link to teh Past. If I finish that, Minish Cap is next. And then... maybe Zelda: DS Stylus Version or whatever they'll call it. What are the other great Zelda games? I thought about playing the original on an emulator or something, but it seemed too... old, you know. Are the 3D versions (N64/GC) good?

Anyway, if you ever need some amateur to test your game, I'm up for it. What language are you using? Have you tried that new one, I forget the name, the one where you write everything like a story, almost? Inform, was that it?

Your joke is foiled by your failure to spell blood.

Good voice recognition is the Chupacabra of computer software.

http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/DS/Chronos+Twins/news.asp?c=1460 Sounds potentially cool.

... Well, get on with it!

Maybe this is malapropos, but anyone play that Mardi Gras level in Hitman? I tumbled off my chair in amazement, almost.

But I can't wait until later. I want all those games right now! Oh, and anyone know how the double meaning of the word muffler was handled in the original Japanese version, or the French one? Or wait, was that the new, non-Japanese version? Well, the French, then? Mufflér?