Nintendo Ds Games??

Question

Can anyone tell me any good games that i should buy 4 mi nintendo ds?? If so, then answer and also tell me what the game is about....I have already got the Nintendo dogs and New Super Mario Bros...I want some otha games.....

Answer 1

There's already a list of the best DS games for 2006 published at http://bestof.ign.com/2006/ds/

My personal favorites, however, are...

1) Final Fantasy III. You are Luneth, chosen by a crystal to find three buddies and go save the world. I think all other RPGs pale in comparison. The graphics look pretty good (not to mention gosh darn cute), and the intro movie is downright impressive. You get to choose from a huge range of jobs, each with its own strengths and weaknesses -- and its own cute set of graphics. I found the story to be engaging and the game play to be a good balance between plot advancement, exploring, and fighting.

2) Phoenix Wright, Ace Attorney. Phoenix is a defense lawyer that does a lot of detective work to try to prove his clients innocent. I like the stories and the way they unfolds by selecting the logical next choice. Imagine a detective novel, only you get to choose what the main detective does. The exact wording of the story can be a bit annoying, and the game does seem to talk down to the player a lot, but I can't seem to put it down for some reason.

3) Brain Age. OK, it's not for the game play, and if you try to approach it as if it's supposed to be fun, you'll probably hate it. However, with microphone and touch screen support, it's an excellent demonstration of the capabilities of the NDS machine for people who might not otherwise understand. My brother's a doctor, and he was interested in Brain Age. I don't know how many times my parents have told me that playing video games was a pathetic waste of time and such, but even they want Brain Age. Heh.

4) Elite Beat Agents was already mentioned, but it's worth repeating. It's a rhythm game in which you tap and move and spin the stylus to the beat. Each song comes with a silly, wacky, and very brief background story in comic form in which you have to cheer the person to fame, riches, or happiness. If you like EBA, there's also the Japanese version called "Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan" with completely different songs and stories.

Answer 2

It depends on what type of games you like.
If you like fun racing definitely get Mario Kart DS. Do *not* buy Burnout Legends, if you like Burnout on PS2 or Xbox 360. You will hate it on the DS.
If you like Mario games, get "Mario and Luigi - Partners in Time". Mario DS is just Mario 64 with a few extras, and the controls make it complicated.

If you like games, that are "different" try Elite Beat Agents. Its a rhythm game like Dance Dance Revolution, where you tap and draw on the touch screen to the music.

If you like adventures and puzzles, try to get a used copy of "Another Code - Two memories". Its a good game, but much too short.

Animal Crossing - Wild World is another fun game if you like collecting stuff and decorating your home.

Answer 3

i recently bought a ds too and LOVE the urbz, sims games. they are really fun. more fun than on the computer. also i like a lot of the mario games. like the ones made for the super nintendo. they are still really fun on the ds. i'd definately check out the sims games if that is something that interests u.

Answer 4

The slot for a GameBoy cartridge is not small like a DS/3DS cartridge.. The 3DS can only play 3DS and DS games.

Answer 5

Trauma center: under the knife is really good. Its a game where u basically do surgery. its quite challenging though but that makes it fun.

Answer 6

mario and luigi partners in time, mario kart!!!!, star fox command
Pokemon Trozie (not for the pokemon but for the challenge!)