I don't think I can ever trust IGN again... They gave True Crimes pretty much all 9's lol.

That game was a horrible mess.

Am I the only person who really didn't like Hori? I bought them off ebay and I put them on 5 times everytime with AIRBUBBLES! :evil:

IMO the Pelican ones.

SeanN003

That has nothing to do with the brand of screen protector. You're probably installing them in a room with dust particles in the air.

To avoid that problem, make sure your screen is spot clean... that means no dirt, smudge or dust particles anywhere on the screen what so ever. To make this process easier, try running hot water in your tub/shower and leave it for 2 - 5 minutes or until the room gets all steamy. Turn off the faucet and let the steam settle down for another minute. The steam drags all the dust particles in the washroom to the surface, eliminating any problems with it being in the air. After all that, install your screen protector.

You'll score higher if you sell on eBay. The DS Lite (used) alone goes for about $90 - $100, and I'm sure those games can easily rack in another $50 - $70.

tons of fun!

Nophorius

win

Hori screen protectors are the best imo. They last so much longer than their competitors.

You can purchase them at play-asia.com or eBay.

I'm Filipino and have never heard of such a game.D-MonDRV

Link to a vid of a Love and Berry event from the Philippines

I think 3rd Strike would be a great add to the collection. Some say the DS' capabilities are not enough to run SF:3 but look at the GBA... it downgraded the graphics for Alpha and it ran great.

Even a Marvel vs Capcom game would work well too since the console is blessed with 2 screens (top screen would be for super jumping or launching opponent up for air combos).

Though D-Mon is right, sort of. My hands cramp up after playing Super Street Fighter: Revival and the KOF games for GBA, but the trade off is well worth it... These were my favourite games at one point and I'd love to play new high quality Capcom fighters on my DS :}

Like a previous poster said: I'm also waiting for Professor Layton's release aswell, along with Phoenix Wright 3 and hopefully a stable release date for Apollo Justice.

The whole family is waiting for a solid multipler RPG like FF:CC, Ragnarok or Maple Story. It'll be fun to bond a bit with my nieces and nephews.

Well, if you live in Washington state, I can show you a great place that sells imports, I have to check if they sell these cards though. Bass7

I'm far from Washinton, but thanks for the help though :)

Do u know some Filipinos in America? There are about 4,000,000 of them out there.

I didnt even know the Philippines has these "weird" games.

I only saw pokemon, EBA, some old games, and they are twice as expensive.....

I cant even find F. cards! if u noe what i mean

inzaneetie013

Appearantly the Arcades for Love and Berry are all over the Philippines now. As for the DS game, I'm not so sure but the arcade cards are compatible with the DS e-reader.

Play Asia does list the game and it seems to be a kind of set for 19.99 now (go to the games by alphabetical heading...) but it's probably what you alreay have because people there who review it also say they can't find cards.mtburdell

Yeah the game and e-card reader bundle is quite cheap over there. Unfortunately, this is what my niece is stuck with now. Seems like the cards are harder to find than the game itself.

lol i didn't think the philippines of all places would have a "rare" ds game like that, it's sony land over there =P

and what do you exactly do in this game anyways? with the peripheral? is it like the tilting thing?

jem_gal

The game is extremely one dimensional (sorry if anyone else begs to differ). You screen mash your tamborine to the music to earn points. You can dress up your character using special cards and swiping them in. Each card is an accessory (clothes, shoes, etc).

There's also another similar game for little boys over japan called "Mushi King" with the same nature except you swipe to summon bugs and use them to attack your opponent bugs. All by Sega.

Here's a YouTube video of a girl playing L & B DS