Same story; lots of mixed reactions.

'It's great!'
'It stinks!'

You know what, though? I'm bitin'; it's nice to see splendid DS support from a third party for once. I'm really getting into Guitar Hero, and the DS is my favorite system; seems like a no-brainer. Will it be a great game? We'll see, but I'm getting it for sure later today.

Of course it's not for sure, and no, Nintendo doesn't need a new portable or a redesign for a good holiday lineup, overall or for the DS; they could announce a bunch of great new games that we've all waited for instead of a new / redesigned DS.

I see a new Nintendo handheld relatively soon, but certainly not of the Game Boy brand; I loved it (I still play my SP), but let's face it, it's dead.

I'm gonna say Pikachu.

I know, not very unique, but he's my main in Brawl, my 'self' in Explorers of Darkness...he's just great :)

Hi.

You see, I bought a cheap used copy of Half-Life 2: Episode One because I need the Source SDK engine. Well, the Steam account info provided doesn't work.

Here's the tricky part. I was wondering if anyone could let me borrow their Steam account to download the Source SDK. I don't know of any other way to get it.

For the people who went today, if you had two wonder cards did you have to delete one?ECG_24

I would like to know this as well, and in regards to the topic, what's the point of Wonder Cards? I thought they just posed as a limit to getting rare Pokemon, but if you can delete them, then what's the point?

Sweet; hadn't seen those shots, it looks amazing.

I loved Dementium, and yes, the devs. have confirmed a redone save system :) Looking forward to this one for sure!

Hmm. Well, many people think that Phoenix Wright doesn't have much in terms of replay value, but I've played through it three times and every time it's a ton of fun.

What else?...Well, I do enjoy some Yoshi Touch & Go here and there; it's not that it has no replay value, since you can always get a higher score, but most people couldn't get past the 'demo' feel and ignored it. It still remains one of my fav. DS games, though :)

Well, seems to me that developers see the DS as a 'good gameplay' challenge istead of a graphical one, meaning that it opens opportunities for creative, innovative design instead of pushing its limits, which I'm sure aren't all that interesting to graphic-savy devs. I know that the team behind Dementium, currently working on Moon, is doing their best to make the game look amazing, and as much as I appreciate that, I appreciate good gameplay more.

I'm with you, good gameplay AND good graphics make great games, but the DS is almost all about the gameplay, and I'm happy with that :)