Okay, here goes some pro-tips:

1° - Never use two damaging moves of the same type without a 'friggin good reason. Typlosion have 3 fire damaging moves. Then I ask you: Why? You're aways going to use the most powerful anyway. Choose one and ditch the rest for moves of other types to get more super-effective hits on more pokemon.

2° - Don't spread HMs over your team. Dedicate a pokemon to have all them. Most HMs you'll only use once upon a blue moon, and most others are good moves anyway. Cut for example. How many time you really need to use it? once, twice, thrice at most? Teach it to a random poke, use, deposit on the PC and forget that you ever used it.

3° - Pay attention to the pokes stats. Gyarados have a much higher Atk than SpAtk, so there is no point in it having Hydro Pump, which uses SpAtk, on it. Waterfall will aways deal more damage.

4° - When you use a move with the same type as your poke - IE, a fire poke using fire moves - your damage have a 50% bonus called STAB. Aways have at least one STAB move on each pokemon.

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And again, ere goes my generic recommendation list.

Racing:

Mario kart (and never EVER get anything else)

MonkeySpot

Well, that's not entirely a good idea. "Need For Speed Carbon: Own the Streets" isn't half-bad, and I also highly recommend "Race Driver: Create & Race" as well. Two very workable racers on the DS that shouldn't be ignored.

:D

Does it have online play?

what do u mean pack a pokemon with intimidiate? delectabledoz

IE: use a Gyarados.

any suggestions on a good "make time go by faster on the bus" game? something I can enjoy but also feel no remorse for turning it off without saving. ;p thanks in advance!Murgle

Tetris.

To beat anything in the game, just pack a pokemon with Intimidate and a bunch of revives. When you have problems with anything, just switch in the intimidate pokemon, revive something else that has fainted when he's in, and let it die. Switch-in anything else and revive the "Intimidator". Repeat. Soon enough, the opponent will be unable to beat a cartepie. This won't work on any poke that uses only his SpAtk, but there is nothing important that is SpAtk based .

Or simply grind a lot. A single uber-powered poke +5 death fodder > 6 mild powered pokes.

And again, ere goes my generic recommendation list.

Racing:

Mario kart (and never EVER get anything else)


Rpg:

TWEWY

Pokemon

M&L: Bowser Inside

Golden Sun

Chrono Trigger (if you can find it)



SRPG:

Disgaea DS

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor



Adventure:

Hotel Dusk/Last Window

Phoenix Wright

999



Shooter:

Metroid Prime: Hunters (If you can find it)



Puzzle:

Piccros

Professor Layton



Platformer:

New Super Mario Bros

Kirby (If you can find it)

Yoshi Island (If you can find it)



Rhythm:

Elite Beat Agents (if you can find it)



Action:

GTA Chinatown

Zelda



Miscellaneous (IE, stuff that you play when you don't have anything better):

Big Bang Mini

Tetris DS

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Weaville, snorlax, entei, articuno, the regis and aerodactyl banned. And no evasion clause.

Heh.

A shame that I can't participate.

Hegna1

I'll keep the lack of evasion clause in mind while making my team then :P
Don't want an even bigger chance to screwed over by luck, even if it means taking some bad moves :(

People aways forget about the evasion clause. Double team/minimize FTW.

Weaville, snorlax, entei, articuno, the regis and aerodactyl banned. And no evasion clause.

Heh.

A shame that I can't participate.

A good game, but not the best by far. Between games like Pokemon, Hotel Dusk, TWEWY, Layton, Phoenix Wright, 999 and much more, GTA Chinatown can shine, but just isn't good enough to reach the top.

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The World Ends With You

riariases

TWEWY is a make it or break it game. You either love or hate it. Fortunately, most people out there love it.

It's a awesome RPG, with great plot, music, and unique gameplay.