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#1 Raiko101
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anything gay like......

Gears of War or God of War or those f'ing Halo games

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Muahahaha Nah i'm just messing with ya.
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The games best designed for girls are probably the games designed without girls in mind. The few female gamers I know play many games from Halo and Tekken to Command & Conquer and Final Fantasy. Not games like The Sims, Animal Crossing or Cooking Mama as TV adverts would suggest.
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[QUOTE="Raiko101"][QUOTE="dkdk999"][QUOTE="Bio_Spark"][QUOTE="death_godlet"][QUOTE="C0RS"]

Hm..
Viva Pinata DS
It'd be pretty fun :]

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I think I heard something like that was in production..

There is indeed.

http://pinataisland.info/forum/showthread.php?t=4499

whaaaaaa how can there be viva piniata ds if it was published by microsoft ? that would be cool though

Because Rare make games for the Nintendo DS. They re-released Diddy Kong Racing about half a year ago. It's not uncommon for this to happen. When Sony held exclusive rights to F1 games, they released versions for the Gameboy Advance.

This is totally off topic, I'm sorry
But does this mean it MIGHT be possible for the new Banjo Kazooie to come to Wii?

Might be a little more complex with the Wii as it's a direct competitor to the 360, which is not competing against the DS as it is not in the handheld market. So it's highly unlikely, but not completely out of the question.
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It's Worldwide. All games offer the 'World Wide' option, most offer 'Continental' too, I think all offer 'Rivals' which puts you against people of a similar skill level from all over the world, and then you've got 'Friends' which is for people you've added the friendcodes of.
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I think people thought of the VC as a place to play all their old favourites again and little more, but some people wont pay for the same game twice. Maybe sales of current releases have suggested such things and thus it's effecting what games are put up there these days. You should really do some research on some of the VC games you haven't played and see if they'll appeal to you. That's the biggest advantage of the VC as some of those games are so damned hard or expensive to find these days compared to the more popular choices.
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Fatal Frame II (or Project Zero II as it's known here in the UK) never really scared me at all. I found it to be quite a predictable game in that sense, but then I never played it alone in the dark. I did however play Resident Evil in the dark when it first came out and not even the poor voice acting could calm my nerves. I kept thinking a Zombie would come through my window at any minute, or that something bad was just about to happen lol. Mind you that was 10 years ago!
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I'm 21 and I love my DS. Possibly my favourite console ever!
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In the house mainly, but I take it with me to friends houses. Just incase they're up for some Mario Kart DS or the like.
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They are pretty similar, but in PoP there is a greater emphasis on platforming. You'll spend a lot of time running up or across walls, swinging from poles, jumping gaps or on to ledges and avoiding hazardous obstacles and such. You'll do this through what feels like one very long level, but the experience is pretty rewarding in itself. There are a few puzzles, though none of them really challenging it helps break up the gameplay a little. The combat in the first game is pretty basic, although enjoyable. In the latter 2 games the combat involves a pretty good combo system. My only problem with the series is that the camera can get annoying in narrow spaces sometimes.

Personally I feel this entire series is better than God of War, but that's my personal preference. Either way I suggest you pick up Sands of Time and start from there. It's definately a fun playthrough.

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#10 Raiko101
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IMHO, the PSP one(birth by sleep) is alot better than 358/2 daysArclight_Blue
So you've played them both then?