[QUOTE="p00zer"]

Aladdin for SNES. Seriously that game pwned, and nobody even heard of it.

zmbi_gmr

uh yeah, i had the Genensis version and it was great, but i'm sorry to tell you many knew about that title:?

Dude, you pretty much just confirmed his point. ;)

Aladdin wasn't a cross-platform port - they were two completely different games made by two different developers (Virgin Interactive for the Genesis, Capcom for the SNES). The Genesis version was INSANELY popular, and the SNES version never achieved nearly the same level of success.

You should come over to Sega-16.com and talk with the folks in the forums. That's the main site I use and most of the members there prefer the Genesis and NES over just about everything else. You'll probably also find that it's a pretty laid-back community.

Well, the new Banjo Kazooie got pretty good reviews.

[QUOTE="Mr_Matthews"]

But right now there aren't any exclusive DSi games so it's kind ofa moot point.

The answer to your question is "we don't know right now."

intro94

Dsi ware keeps being pumped just weeks after the release of the dsi. DSware cant be played otherwise but on the dsi.

I kind of thought this was so obvious it wasn't even worth specifying in my post.

I always wondered what those things were.

Oh well - I found the lions just by running around looking for cameras.

But right now there aren't any exclusive DSi games so it's kind ofa moot point.

The answer to your question is "we don't know right now."

That's what those damn swirly things are? How'd you find that out?

I thought it was quite good, and I'm looking forward to Spirit Tracks (I only hope that Nintendo doesn't "dumb down" the gameplay like I heard they were going to in an effort to appeal to a broader audience).

What about those of us who answer "yes" for the first question? Are we free to go?

does anyone else agree? most games are not fun anymore, specially xbox and ps3 games. they do not try to be fun they just try to have best graphics and most blood but they do not want to be fun so they just recycle same gameplay from previous games.

NintendoBoy1996

Yes, I'm sure a pre-teen has a wealth of video game experience on which to base that observation. Isn't it your bedtime, yet?