[QUOTE="monty_4256"][QUOTE="Articuno76"][QUOTE="TheSpidren"]But it's Japanese. Will there be an English version?-Prime-
DQ is fairly big, Rocket Slime was released in English and DS games clearly don't need to sell a lot to make a return on investment. I'd say it's a safe yes. you would think that, but dragon quests rarely reach our shores
Huh? I thought the only ones that haven't reached our shores were 5 and 6? 7 was on Playstation, 8 on PS2, 1-4 was known as Dragon Warrior in the states on the NES.
you're right. 5 and 6 are the only numbered ones that never made it (though i'm praying for ports in the future...) but there are some random sidequest type games that didn't either. like yangus spinoff sequel and another torneko game. but generally they all come stateside these days. i guarantee that we will get DQIX because VIII did well.
i do!!! just got it a few days ago and i am LOVING IT. sweet sweet luigi. and i love how they snuck in some of the stuff that seemed out of place in 64 (like nessy and that big water snake) to regularize them to the series. i think they look great in this game!
I snake, and I don't care if anyone knows how to either. I think it's kinda dumb that someone is crying about not being able to do it, when it is so readily available to anyone that wants to try.Â
I hate having to dumb down my racing, and be afraid to do one too many powerslides cause the chump in 3rd or 4th (or even 2nd for that matter) might quit on me. Wah.
So...that being said, for the anti snakers. JUST WHAT IS the appropriate amount of powerslides I can take around the corner before you get all riled up and start yelling at your DS, "That's not fair!".  You need to tell me how good I can't be so you can be competitive.Â
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i don't like snaking, but you're right yahooy boy. i mean, if you say "no snaking" at what point is power sliding not snaking? if everyone knew how to snake it wouldn't be as bad, but it's not really fun if there's one snaker and it's not really a race. is that fun for the snakers? i do a lot of power sliding, but i wouldn't call it snaking cuz i'm not fast enough and i don't know that i could be. it hurts your thumbs. enjoy carpal tunnel! lol j/k
[QUOTE="Panosola"]Have you try the minigames...?Is just Bad...Very Bad.:-( I am cry for my money...:'-( Take a look here....http://www.gamerankings.com/htmlpages2/933006.asp it's not like the mini-games on SNES were so amazing either
most routers will be no problem. it needs to be "B" compatible, if it has turbo-boost you need to switch it off. if it has AOSS there are a couple extra steps but it will still work. that all comes from the wi-fi booklet so hopefully that helps!
if they can do 3d at the quality of mario 64 then go for it. but i LOVE the classic 2d platformers. New Super Mario Bros was a breath of fresh air. amazing level designs.
You should rephrase that question, if I understood that correctly, you were asking, what game is worth your money? If you are a fan of RPGs, FFIII would be, considering it is arguably the best RPG out on the DS currently. Meteos is an entirely different game, so it comes down to what you would rather play, really it isn't that hard of a decision. If it were up to me I would buy FFIII, though.hammer_of_thor_
These two games are very different in the long run. NSMB is more simplistic, I think of it as a merge between mario 1,3 & the super nintendo verson. While Mario 64 was just to complex for me. I like games I can just pick up and play without getting stressed out over them. AzureCuzYeah
very well put! that is what NSMB is like, and that's why i LOVE it as for Mario64 on DS, it also has 30 more stars to get so if it took you forever before, get ready...
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