I agree with what you say but you dont have to call the guy a troll:P[QUOTE="videog"]
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I would honestly take Mario Kart 7 for my 3DS than 50 crap Ipod games. Dont listen to anything that troll said. Even with 3D off its like a portable Gamecube whereas the DS is like an N64.
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He can call me whatever he wants, it just reflects on him/her, but who said anything about crap Ipod games?
There are more games on the Ipod than Fruit Ninja and Cut the Rope, you just have to look.
And for the record, I have 7 3DS cartridge games and around 50 NDS cartridge games, so I'm not anti-Nintendo, I'm just not that impressed with their product.
As for Mario Kart 7, sure it's fun, but it's Mario Kart - I've played this game six times before.
I agree about the ipod games. I was on my itouch all the time since I had so many games on there. It's been a couple of years since it died, so I can't remember many titles, but there were some pretty good ones on there that were far removed from games like Angry Birds. Plus, they are super cheap and fun to pick up when I don't feel like getting into a "heavier" game, so to speak, on a console. I also tired of Mario Kart DS and traded it back to Amazon for around $15 for a copy I have had sitting around since I bought my DS six years ago. No regrets. That game got boring pretty fast. I don't think that game would be high on my list when/if I get a 3DS. Anyone happen to know why OOP games like Super Princess Peach are super expensive at places like GameStop (like, $50 for just the cartridge), yet they will pay hardly anything for them? I thought they would pay back a certain percentage based on how much they could sell it for, or something. I'd rather sell the thing on eBay or even trade it back to Amazon instead of taking it to that place!
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