What is the point of pictochat? Don't you need wifi to use it?

Jordo321

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A portable system doesn't necessarily mean a "pocket" system. I've always played my handhelds in the house 98% of the time. I consider handhelds to be "personal" alternatives to the home console. You can sit anywhere and play without bothering other people. The whole pocket-portable thing seems to be mostly applicable to young kids... keep them occupied at the restaurant, while on errands with mom and such. Face it, you don't see many teens and adults playing handhelds in public; portability aspect there seems limited to vacations and such.

treedoor

So sacrifice portability because you probably won't use it anyways?

If it was small you could still play in the living room. I play my Micro in bed, or in my living room, but if I go to a friend's house it's a perfect fit to bring along with my other junk.

No, it's the other way around. Don't sacrifice screen size for something that a large part of the consumers won't use anyway.

If it was micro small, I wouldn't play because I wouldn't buy it. The Lite alrealdy makes my hand get numb because it's format isn't THAT comfortable. And I can't picture myself playing something like Metroid Prime with screens even smaller. Actually, these two reasons were exactly why I didn't even take a look at the Micro.

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They made a sequel to Hotel Dusk but the company is gone now so I doubt it will be brought overseas.

jasonharris48

A portable system doesn't necessarily mean a "pocket" system. I've always played my handhelds in the house 98% of the time. I consider handhelds to be "personal" alternatives to the home console. You can sit anywhere and play without bothering other people. The whole pocket-portable thing seems to be mostly applicable to young kids... keep them occupied at the restaurant, while on errands with mom and such. Face it, you don't see many teens and adults playing handhelds in public; portability aspect there seems limited to vacations and such.

jedinat

For the DS, it's probably the best.

But when you factor in Grim Fandango, The Longest Journey, and others titles like these, it takes a huge fall.

I think that his noir atmosphere is the best, through.

[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"]i don't think the 3DS will be launched so soon... not here, at least.darth-pyschosis

Why? The NA version will be playable at e3. You might even use it

They won't have a dumbed down version of it for the press, it'll be near finished, if its near finished in June 2010 i see no logical reason why it can be presented to investors and gamers and the press but require 8-12 months more development if the system software is solid running and in english, which they won't let it on the showfloor unless its pretty good

just my guess

He lives in Brazil. So, yeah..

XD

I'm looking for a RPG. I already own (Chrono trigger, TWEWY, and Mario and Luigi)

I'm Interested in Dragon Quest but would I need to play all of them to understand the story, or are they all separate?

toast_burner

Completely indepedent plots.

Already got it.

=P

i don't think the 3DS will be launched so soon... not here, at least.BrunoBRS

I LOLed.

I second that.

Besides a game?

No. Even the screen protectors aren't a must-have. I've played lots of touchscreen destroyer games, like TWEWY and EBA and my touchscreen still fine, thanks.