It seems like the DSi exclusive features in games are just involving taking a picture of something and putting it in the game, most recent being taking pictures and pasting them into a fighting game. All of these just seem kind of lame to me.

Personally, I'm hoping for DSi exclusives that will take advantage of its higher capacity so that we can play more substantial games than is currently possible on the DS. Instead we seem to just be getting a bunch of stupid stuff with photos. Yes, I know my DSi has a camera, and sure it might be useful in a game from time to time (used *sparingly*), but currently it's like they can't figure out how to make something DSi exclusive without using some sort of photo gimmick. Bleh.

I still love my DSi (for other reasons), but I want some real meat, a real reason why a DSi is an absolute *must* for games!

[QUOTE="bekkilyn"] Perhaps, but if you're not making a living off of your sport, than your sport is also a hobby. Just because an activity is a hobby doesn't mean that it's not also a serious hobby. People spend a huge amount of time on their hobbies and are very devoted to them.BladesOfAthena

You don't have to be making a living off of it for it to be considered a sport. And that entirely depends on the occassion. Being in competitive mode and being able to chill and relax aren't necessarily the same thing.

[QUOTE="Grieverr"]

Well, unless you work with games, what else can gaming be besides a hobby?

BladesOfAthena

Some people view it as a type of sport, or to be more accurate, a cyber-sport.

[QUOTE="TylerDurden___"]

"I voted Mass Effect even though it isn't a RPG. Technically it is but not really"

agreed calling mass effect an rpg is the same as calling assassins creed 2 an rpg, which it isnt

Twin-Blade

What qualifies as an RPG? I'm not saying ME is or isn't an RPG, but I thought it was.