I never heard of an official release like this. Smells like flash card, do not buy, for two reasons: 1 - It's illegal; 2 - You will never connect with Pokemon Revolution for Wii, to battle online with your trained pokemons.

The game is very good, but it's boring sometimes. The RPGs today tend to give you more variables to deal with and more stuff to explore. This remake has only nicer graphics, by the way, unnecessary.

I mean, FFIII is a bit outdated in gameplay. I recommend only if you are a hardcore old-school RPG player.

Comparing Super Mario 64 (N64 and DS) versions you see clearly the smaller resolution, even the DS screen being smaller.

Actually it's not the graphical capabilities that makes DS amusing. I had a PSP before and can tell the PSP is very superior in graphical resources, but the gameplay in the DS is far better and entertaining.

Concisely, Nintendo don't bet anymore in technical specs or superiority. It's plain and fair fun.

There are two main types of wi-fi security encryption. The WEP and the WPA. Nintendo DS accept only WEP, it's the oldest and easily breakable, but it's ok for the most cases.

Be sure your router uses WEP, if it is secured.

You can play in any wireless network since it has no access key or has a WEP key and you know what is.

Oh, you need access to the internet from the wi-fi network.

If have played Pokemon at home, Mario Kart would be the same.

Hey people, imagine a website like this:

- You create an account and publish your friend codes (public or just for tagged friends)
- You can tag your friends' accounts a see their friend codes
- You can alert a friend when you are adding his friend code of some game, then he can do the same
- So you keep track of everyone that has added you and who you have added in everygame (since your friends use the website)

A website like this, for managing DS friend codes, would you use it?

Obs: I'm doing research for, perhaps, a near future project.

Would be so nice.

Pilotwings 64
Mario 64 (OK, that's there!)
Goldeneye (the true one)
Perfect Dark
Smash Bros
Zelda OOT and MM

The Temple of The Ocean King is like that. Want to go back, do it all again.

You have the yellow portal to cut the way, is the only help.

In your case I think the level designers didn't think someone wanting to go back for health.

It's a flaw but what you're doing is dumb. Doing unthinkable things you discovery flaws and bugs in every game.

Just my thought. Play it the way the designers wanted to.

I have a DS Lite and a PC.

Sometime ago I stopped playing at all and thought my will to play games was decreasing. But it was before I get a DS. Now I'm a heavy DS player. I only don't know to tell you for shure if it's because handhelding.

I believe it's Handhelding + Nintendo = Fun Fun Fun Fun, on the go, on toilet, etc.