I think the Lite's better. I already have an awesome camera that can do everything the DSi can do. I hate the fact that it doesn't have an Advance slot. I don't think I'll get one.

Nice job. I was gonna get Platinum, but I coudln't wait and got Diamond. I swear to God that was the easiest Pokemon game I ever played. The Elite Four was a huge let down, the storyline....well, there was no storyline. And your character has a huge head. I think Nintendo is getting desperate.

Sonic and Knuckles Collection

Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast

Star Wars Battlefront

Sonic CD

Unreal Tournament

Total Annihilation

Okay, I bought a DS Lite a few days ago and still don't have any DS games. I was thinking about Pokemon Diamond version, but I wasn't sure. I looked up the starters online. They seemed like blowovers. I hate Fire Fighting types, and a part Steel water type is also a horrible idea. So I'm left with Torterra, if I get the game at all. Maybe you guys can convince me otherwise. The main question is: Should I buy it?

Look, my DS Lite, is very new....the R and L buttons aren's easy to press. Why do you like them so much?

By the way, Tetris uses those buttons a lot, and its a very fun game.

Somewhere around the 90$ mark. Let me know if it goes down to 80, and I'll buy it from you.

So, I hear some of you fools are out there saying that Typhlosion sucks, that all Fire Pokemon are "TOOLS". (whatever the heck that means) Well, I, the Gold master, am here to prove you wrong. I recently pitter my Typhlosion against an EMPOLEON (GASP!) and WON! NO CHEATS! Here's how.

So, Firstly, let me say that Flame Wheel is not the best move Typhlosion learns. If you actually try to be good with it, you will find that it learns FLAMETHROWER at level 60. Anyway, here's how the battle went. Typhlosion strikes first because its speed is 80 points higher from a nuetral stat set. So I used Sunny Day. The Empoleon used Hydro Pump.....it only did 172 damage. That left mine with 188 HP. I then used Fire Blast, for a Grand Total of 256 damage, and Empoleon at 116 HP!!! After the next attack, Typhlosion had 16 HP left, and I finished the Empoleon. I think Nintendo went wrong when they made a Water-Steel type Pokemon. So for all you DP fans, let it be known that fire beats water and GSC beats DP.

P.S.

Typhlosion's move set was: Fire blast 10 PP, Sunny Day 6 PP, Thunderpunch 15 PP, Earthquake 12 PP. This is my primary move set as it counters most of Typhlosions weaknesses and uses his superior Speed and Sp. Atk. to its highest ability.