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So are we going to see the DSL be back up to $150 here or will the DS get a price cut to $100?
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Originally Posted by pinata242
So are we going to see the DSL be back up to $150 here or will the DS get a price cut to $100?
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Originally Posted by gimmepilotwings
Well, maybe I should have waited. I will probably sell one of my DS's right before the redesign comes out, so that I can buy a redesigned model.
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Originally Posted by BrentLumkin
Here we go again with the "a 5 or 6 score is a good/passable game" talk...
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More Tetris DS talk via GoNintendo
* Every mode in Tetris DS features a theme based on a famous Nintendo character. * Up to 10 players can clash using DS Download Play to form a Tetris DS match of massive proportions, all with just one game card. * Using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, up to four players can compete in wireless two- or four-player battles against friends or strangers, near or far. Characters: Each game mode features a theme based on a famous Nintendo character or game. How to progress through the game: The game has six game modes to choose from. Information will be released periodically about each mode. Standard: This Mario-themed mode features the same addictive game play that made the original Tetris so wildly popular. Players guide falling Tetriminos (falling blocks) and form horizontal lines to clear them away. Mario™ runs around Super Mario Bros.® levels in the background. Touch: This unique take on Tetris really shows off the touch-screen capability of Nintendo DS. Players use a stylus to drag and move Tetriminos in a giant stack to make them fall into horizontal lines. In early levels, they can tap Tetriminos to spin them just the way they need them. Players have as much time as they need to carefully plan their moves, so it plays very differently from the other frantic modes. http://gonintendo.com/wp-content/photos/i_8817.jpg http://gonintendo.com/wp-content/photos/i_8820.jpg I'm not too crazy about the play area spanning both screens. Hopefully that's just an option. Touch mode sounds awkward and too slow for me to control. Then again, I've played Meteos :) I guess those images confirm a Balloon Fight theme. |
Do yourself a favor and just pick up Bust-A-Move DS. It's better than what this Tetris DS looks like. Jeez why split the screens vertically when there are TWO DAMN SCREENS. And can't they just make simple ass tetris, what's up with balloon fight?
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Originally Posted by kakihara1
No way man if you sell it you'll get plenty for it and you'll have a DS lite no problem I'm starting to contemplate selling my red one without mariokart when the lite comes out just because I know some idiot will overpay on ebay and I'll get the smaller brighter version for very little money out of pocket.
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Originally Posted by Gallant Pig
Do yourself a favor and just pick up Bust-A-Move DS. It's better than what this Tetris DS looks like. Jeez why split the screens vertically when there are TWO DAMN SCREENS. And can't they just make simple ass tetris, what's up with balloon fight?
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Originally Posted by Gallant Pig
Considering they get "used" rather quickly with the touch screen and the new units coming out I can't imagine these will have a resell value that's at all decent. Just keep it for another one to multi-game with.
Skimming some completed auctions, I saw them going anywhere from $85 to 135 before shipping, with no games. |
Originally Posted by Suprmallet
When does Bust-A-Move come out, anyway? I'm waiting and waiting for it.
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Originally Posted by Gallant Pig
Do yourself a favor and just pick up Bust-A-Move DS. It's better than what this Tetris DS looks like. Jeez why split the screens vertically when there are TWO DAMN SCREENS. And can't they just make simple ass tetris, what's up with balloon fight?
http://dsmedia.ign.com/ds/image/arti...0010022169.jpg |
Originally Posted by pinata242
So are we going to see the DSL be back up to $150 here or will the DS get a price cut to $100?
Most likely the NDSL will sell at $129 while the NDS will be brought down to $99. |
Originally Posted by daniel18
Most likely the NDSL will sell at $129 while the NDS will be brought down to $99.
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I have a feeling with the success of the DS, we'll see support for the GBA gradually waning.
I also feel the DS will be around for a couple more years, even though they said it wasn't the true successor to the GBA. They were playing it safe. I think it will reign for a while, then we'll get a DS2 and never see the GBA2. |
Originally Posted by Josh Hinkle
I have a feeling with the success of the DS, we'll see support for the GBA gradually waning.
I also feel the DS will be around for a couple more years, even though they said it wasn't the true successor to the GBA. They were playing it safe. I think it will reign for a while, then we'll get a DS2 and never see the GBA2. -Tales of Phantasia -Metal Slug 1 -Drilldozer I had a lot of hard to find GBA games at one point, owning the micro has made me want to track them down again. Even if the GBA support dies after this year I still got what I wanted out of the system and much more. |
Originally Posted by zero
Yeah I'd have to agree, but there are a few gems coming to GBA that are on my list
-Tales of Phantasia -Metal Slug 1 -Drilldozer I had a lot of hard to find GBA games at one point, owning the micro has made me want to track them down again. Even if the GBA support dies after this year I still got what I wanted out of the system and much more. They sold quite a few GBAs this holiday season so I still think its early to bury that line. At $50 with the library of games available I think the GBA could last through 2006 just fine. |
I meant Nintendo phasing out GBA support (i.e. not putting out many or any first party games).
Of course third parties will due to the huge base and the fact that DS owners can play them as well. Especially with the ports as they cost little to develop and can thus turn a big profit. |
Originally Posted by Josh Hinkle
I meant Nintendo phasing out GBA support (i.e. not putting out many or any first party games).
Of course third parties will due to the huge base and the fact that DS owners can play them as well. Especially with the ports as they cost little to develop and can thus turn a big profit. |
Originally Posted by zero
I had a lot of hard to find GBA games at one point, owning the micro has made me want to track them down again. Even if the GBA support dies after this year I still got what I wanted out of the system and much more. |
Originally Posted by ryuryu2949
What are some of the hard to find GBA games?
Pinball of the Dead Super Street Fighter 2X Turbo Revival Gradius Galaxies Street Fighter Alpha 3 King of the Fighters EX Neo Blood Guilty Gear X: Advance Edition Final Fight One Earthworm Jim Sonic Pinball Party Super Ghouls N Ghost Super Puzzle Fighter 2X (recently rebought) Double Dragon Advance River City Ransom EX The last two I've had a hard time finding new in stores, not many used floating around my area. Im sure there are more I've left out but these are the games I owned and sadly parted with :(. -zero |
Originally Posted by zero
These are titles I owned at point or another, sold them...and regretted it ever since.
Pinball of the Dead Super Street Fighter 2X Turbo Revival Gradius Galaxies Street Fighter Alpha 3 King of the Fighters EX Neo Blood Guilty Gear X: Advance Edition Final Fight One Earthworm Jim Sonic Pinball Party Super Ghouls N Ghost Super Puzzle Fighter 2X (recently rebought) Double Dragon Advance River City Ransom EX The last two I've had a hard time finding new in stores, not many used floating around my area. Im sure there are more I've left out but these are the games I owned and sadly parted with :(. -zero |
Sonic Pinball Party is now available in a 2-pack with the first Sonic Advance.
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Well, my DS finally arrived but I still won't have it until Friday. I picked up Pac-Pix last night with a gift card I received for my birthday. It was a toss-up between that and Nanostray.. but Pac-Pix better utilizes the stylus aspect of the DS. I already have Castlevania and my girlfriend has Metroid Pinball and Trauma Center at my place.. so I should be good to go. Nanostray and Kirby are probably my next buys with Dig Dug somewhere on the list.
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Originally Posted by ryuryu2949
I don;t have any of those. Is Super Puzzle Fighter 2X different than regular super puzzle fighter for gba? and are any of those games any good?
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So Nintendo of America still hasn't announced a release date for the DS lite in the US?
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