I bought both the headset and guidebook. Both are well worth the money. About the headset, its comfy and has pretty good sound. I havent talked to anyone quite yet, but it I can't wait. One problem I had was with the underground traps and blowing into the mic to get rid of them. The headset picks up vibrations and noise, kinda like the bluetooth headsets. The actual mic part is on your cheek, so you have to pull it off your ear to blow air into the mic, or unplug it and use the DS mic. Other than that, its awesome.
Art units are medium->long range units. They can only hit enemy units in their range. Move your cursor over an Art unit and hit the B button to see its range. Or tap it with your stylus.
Lunar Knights is fun, however it will only last you 12 or less hours. I would highly recommend waiting a few weeks and get Pokemon. By the time you get Lunar Knights and get to the good parts Pokemon will be out for sale.
I've been wondering for a long time now if it's worth to buy a brand new DS lite, I mean it has been out for a very long time and i'm worried that i'm going to be dissapointed of th DS if i'm buying it now.
Is it out-dated?
Should I buy one?
FreddoX12
I was very skeptical about the lite. I thought paying more money for brighter screen and more battery life was a waste. Fortunately I was wrong. Games have more color and seem to look way better with the brighter screen. It also feels like the screens are bigger than the DS phat. And the stylus is much bigger!! (yay) But I dont think its outdated at all. I highly suggest it. My brother saw how good mine was and bought himslef a new one in 5 days.
I would suggest Advance Wars DS, Super Mario 64 DS, Final Fantasy 3, or New Super Mario Bros. Those games are (a) highly ranked and loved by most gamers. (b) have some sort of mulitplayer aspect or Wi-Fi capability. (c) Will easially log over 20-30 hours or more for all those games.
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