1. The World Ends with You

2. Chrono Trigger

3. Pokemon

4. Mario and Luigi: Bowser Inside

5. Final Fantasy VI

After Golden sun DS, this list will have to chance, probably.

The DS already has tons of RPGs.

I'm tired of having so many, but so few worth playing.

TWEWY.

I think what most people are missing here is that the article says the DS2 WILL BE ANNOUNCED in 8 months, or around September. If it's being announced then, that probably means at the earliest, it will be available in Japan by the NEXT fall (2011), which means available in the U.S. by about April 2012.

RichardWrite

And you are missing the fact that, without any proof of a leak of information, numbers, or reasoning based in solid facts, anyone can say anything based solely in mere futurology. Or random guessing.

Choose one and be a analyst yourserlf!!

Also, I guess a way to make it harder is to use crap equipment :PSaltyMeatballs

Self Imposed Challenge won't change the fact that the game is painfully easy.

Still, even with crap equipment, you will still receive near nill damage.

It seem that I have misunderstood you. For some reason I've tought that somone said to you that you need to put SP def to be able to defeat tentacools.

=|

Of all kinds of Scizor, none in standard uses high Sp def. In most cases, it's better to train HP if you need any defense.

THIS page of smogon has the most used builds of scizor used today.

The true counters you have to deal with scizor are called Heatran and Magnezone, that should be covered by Superporwer.

In the rare case of a switch-in Tentacruel, simply U-turn to a appropriated counter. If you don't have U-turn, then you're: A)Bulky, and then it's easier, cause you can Roost the damage off and outstall it, or B) A Sword Dance Scizor, in which case you can alternate Roost and Quick Attack, or switch, depending on your moveset or C) Baton Passer, in which case you alrealdy have a buff to pass because of the switch-out to Tentacruel and should proceed to B.Pass it.

IE: No EV investment needed.

KO, as in you can then do a big combo on it. Critical hits give you an extra turn.

When you send a enemy in the air, it doesn't use normal air blows, you use follow up attack which does a massive damage combo attack. On Taupy it should be called Victory Dance. Normal enemies like those Wasps is when you use normal air blows, etc.

When you KO a guy, you can also do a follow up attack.

SaltyMeatballs

Then, you've got a point. Tried, and it's true.

But this raises another problem. The game already was cakewalk when I weren't using all this stuff. Now i don't want to play because it's too 'freakin easy. It's like Easier Than Easy, but for the entire game. "Failture is simply not possible."

I'm 19 and have a DS.

Like, look at Dementium. If that sort of thing is made with kids in mind, what is mature games again?

[QUOTE="Haziqonfire"]I'm wondering what game to get. GTA Chinatown Wars is $19.99 Canadian, though, I'm not the biggest GTA fan but I've heard great things so I'm willing to give it a shot. I'm also very interested in Mario and Luigi Bowers Inside Story and The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks - though I'm looking for something cheaper for now to fill my gaming needs on the DS. Any suggestions? Luigi12901

Oh, and yay for my 1000th post! :D

I'm anti GTA too, but for some reason I've liked Chinatown Wars. There is not that much things in DS that are better than picking a flamethrower and go fwoosh'ing the entire city in one of the rampage minigames. Also, this one has a dark sense of humor that makes me like it's characters. A very good game.

MaL: BIS, is a pretty good game, but hasn't the same humor that that made the series so funny, and I felt that it was a little short, easy, and don't got much replay value. Plus, there's some unavoidables touch-screen only battles that can be VERY annoyng if your touch screen isn't perfect anymore. Controlling Bowser, however, is very pleasuring.

I haven't played the last Zelda, so I can't talk about it.