i want to see Sam Fisher instead of Snake xD i want to see Dr.Mario again :D they need to make Ganondorf like they did melee. he is unreasonably slow on brawl D: Please please please give Falco a longer jet pack blast. it was freakishly short on brawl.
[QUOTE="joshuarocker"][QUOTE="El_Zo1212o"]Good God, does this question always need to devolve into, "'M' games are the least mature, blahblahblah, etc etc"? M rated games are rated "M for Mature" because only people mature enough to recognize the difference between real violence and videogame violence are supposed to play them. So when someone says something about a 'mature' game, can we all stop being so damn nitpicky about the wording and get on with the discussion at hand?Joncon88
Holla! Mature is the tittle that these games have been given by the ratings board so that's the way they are described. I don't know why everyone always has to jump in and point out how mature Mario games are. I like my marios and donkey kongs but I also like my mortal kombat and grand theft autos. I enjoy true to life rated R movies and I like some true to life "mature" games. It's a fact that nintendo is lacking in this department just like it's a fact that a large segment of the gaming population enjoys rated M titles. I couldn't agree with you and Z01212 any more. I hate how these guys start getting all defensive if someone asks where are the "mature" games. These games were rated... mature, because only mature people should be able to handle such violent, aggressive games. If you don't like that he is looking for that, turn the other cheek and go to your, "Mario is Mature" threads. As far as what the TC is looking for.... if the WiiU has some M titles coming out, expect the 3DS to follow there's a tear of joy in my eye ;)
Sorry but most of the "mature" audience on 3DS don't give a crap about those types of games. There are viuolent games coming out, i use the term violent, not mature.Ninja_Odin
yeah....yeah! that's what i'm trying to say. violent games. i put the quotations around "mature" cuzz i didn't have a direct definition but violent seems about right...
Ah. In case anyone still cares, the answer to the 20,000,000 dollar question was twenty five bucks. +$25 for the hardware trade in deal, I get a brand new DS Lite for fifty bucks more or less.El_Zo1212o
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[QUOTE="Bocskar"]you know....you COULD keep the 1st gen SP ( i have no idea how old you are and don't want to knowGreat, 'cause I don't wanna tell you.) and sell it 50 years from now. you'll probably make a small fortunenot likely with the condition mine's in-had it since launch, and I still have no plans to sell it....but anyways, i'd trade in the DSi system and some DS games that aren't too good ( not saying you have bad tasteGood, cause dem'd be fightin' words.) and if you're a pro member, you'll get the extra 10% trade in credit and 20 points per dollar....that should be enough for a DS lite. and depending on how much pointshow many* points... you have on you're Pro card, you could get 10 bucks off the price of the DS litedo you know how many points it takes to get$ off a new DS Lite?...i'd recommend getting a new one cuz it's likely not to have problems and it's only about $99 or less these days...i still got 2 of 'em in my household :D so i'd say it's worthEl_Zo1212o
Don't take me all serious here, i'm just funnin' witcha. well last time i checked it was only about 5,000 i think... i've only used my points once to get call of duty dog tags so i still got about 48k from trading in gamecube,PS2, PS3,xbox 360, xbox 360 elite, gameboy advance, DS lite, DS lite, DS lite,( and i think one more DS lite), at least 30-40 games, and 2 GC memory cards. then there's the new games i bought over the years which are 10 points for each dollar spent so...yeah. i recommend you start getting more points. once you have a lot, you wouldn't even be worried about spending them.
i've never played a dragon quest game in my life, but considering how OLD dragon quest really is ( somewhere around 1986) i think it would appeal to people who've had experience with those kinds of games or people who are fans a dragon ball Z and want to play some other games created by that person (whoever made dragon ball Z made dragon quest. the artwork is just too similar)
i was looking through the games that are already released and are going to be released for the 3DS and i didn't find too many "violent" games (it doesn't have to be "M" rated). i know Nintendo likes to focus on the more "child freindly games" but with the Wii-U supposedly coming out with better graphics and "violent game" capabilities, why wouldn't they put some of those " pro-gamer" titles on the 3DS? i understand they have ghost recon and splinter cell already, but i'd like to play some actual shooting/fighting/jacking somebody's card/ninja games that would appeal to a more mature crowd on my 3DS. anybody know if this day will ever come?
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