Poll: Do you have one?

[Godhead]

The latest piece of Nintendo Technology I have is the Gameboy Color, saving up money for the Gameboy Advanced.

 

[Nazulu]

The best handheld to yet exist, in my humble opinion. There is a huge library of some of the best games I have ever played. I love my DS.

Best games you have ever played? You must know something I don't, could you please tell me a few without mentioning the Pokemon games and remakes.

 

[superbatranger]

Nope, I'm in a tight situation money-wise. My mom just lost her job, and all my money is going towards school. But maybe one day. I miss playing Pokemon.

 

[PureChaos]

i don't have one but planing on getting one soon as i've lost the charger for my GBA SP and GOLDEN SUN 3!!!!!!!

GOLDEN SUN 3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh man i cant wait for that game.

it will be sex in disk form! i heard that a Wii version is a possibility. even if it's pretty much a direct port i will be SO happy

 

[WaywardHaymaker]

I actually just bought a regular DS at Pawn America today. And Pokemon Heart Gold. I'll probably buy a few more games for it, but there really isn't much that appeals to me outside of Pokemon on the DS.

 

[Enigmers]

I have a silver DS phat.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2 and Pokemon SoulSilver are awesome games.

 

[senorcromas]

Yyyyyup. I do most of my gaming on the go, and PSPs don't have that many games that I really enjoy.

 

[General Ken8]

I just got the DSi XL like a month ago
And no, I don't consider it pointless. If you play kingdom hearts on it you'd know what I mean

 

[Gigaguy64]

i don't have one but planing on getting one soon as i've lost the charger for my GBA SP and GOLDEN SUN 3!!!!!!!

GOLDEN SUN 3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh man i cant wait for that game.

it will be sex in disk form! i heard that a Wii version is a possibility. even if it's pretty much a direct port i will be SO happy

A Wii version?...

Dude......that's awesome!

And yea, even if its just a direct port i would still buy both...

 

[ModReap]

The ds is probably one of my single best gaming purchases to date.

 

[Nyan Cat]

I have the ol' skool fat DS. Why haven't I gotten a newer model you may ask? Because I hardly play it.

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

Yes. It's the greatest gaming system since the PS2.

 

[Thaius]

The best handheld to yet exist, in my humble opinion. There is a huge library of some of the best games I have ever played. I love my DS.

Best games you have ever played? You must know something I don't, could you please tell me a few without mentioning the Pokemon games and remakes.

Gladly.

The World Ends with You. One of the best RPGs, and thus best games, I have ever played. It has a complex but intuitive battle system (hard to get used to, but brilliant once you do), a great J-pop infused soundtrack, an amazing story with unforgettable characters... all the stuff a great RPG should have.

Elite Beat Agents. A quirky rhythm game with some fun songs, interesting style and really fun gameplay. This one is little more than a time-waster, but it's one of the best ones I've ever come across. I could play this game forever.

The Professor Layton series. Puzzle games with a mystery story woven in, these games present some fantastic, mind-bending puzzles within the context of an enjoyable mystery tale. Great characters and fun puzzles make them fantastic.

The Castlevania series. These games have always been great in 2D, and the DS games are no exception. My personal favorite of the entire series is Dawn of Sorrow, the direct sequel to the GBA's Aria of Sorrow, but the other available DS games in the series are fantastic as well: some of the best 2D action games I have ever played (up there with Metroid Fusion)

The Phoenix Wright series. The recent Ace Attorney games haven't been quite as good, but the first three Phoenix Wright games offered intense and complicated stories with truly lovable and unique characters, all wrapped in a well-designed point-and-click adventure game with some intense courtroom sequences that truly demand logical thought.

Hotel Dusk: Room 215. One of those games for those of us who appreciate the artistic side of video games. The point-and-click adventure aspect of the game is not perfect, but the game is a fantastic little film-noir-style detective story that plays out like an interactive mystery novel. The art style and the fantastic writing contribute to this being a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Those are a few. The Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger remakes are worth mentioning as well, but since you said no remakes...

 

[Nazulu]

The best handheld to yet exist, in my humble opinion. There is a huge library of some of the best games I have ever played. I love my DS.

Best games you have ever played? You must know something I don't, could you please tell me a few without mentioning the Pokemon games and remakes.

Gladly.

The World Ends with You. One of the best RPGs, and thus best games, I have ever played. It has a complex but intuitive battle system (hard to get used to, but brilliant once you do), a great J-pop infused soundtrack, an amazing story with unforgettable characters... all the stuff a great RPG should have.

Elite Beat Agents. A quirky rhythm game with some fun songs, interesting style and really fun gameplay. This one is little more than a time-waster, but it's one of the best ones I've ever come across. I could play this game forever.

The Professor Layton series. Puzzle games with a mystery story woven in, these games present some fantastic, mind-bending puzzles within the context of an enjoyable mystery tale. Great characters and fun puzzles make them fantastic.

The Castlevania series. These games have always been great in 2D, and the DS games are no exception. My personal favorite of the entire series is Dawn of Sorrow, the direct sequel to the GBA's Aria of Sorrow, but the other available DS games in the series are fantastic as well: some of the best 2D action games I have ever played (up there with Metroid Fusion)

The Phoenix Wright series. The recent Ace Attorney games haven't been quite as good, but the first three Phoenix Wright games offered intense and complicated stories with truly lovable and unique characters, all wrapped in a well-designed point-and-click adventure game with some intense courtroom sequences that truly demand logical thought.

Hotel Dusk: Room 215. One of those games for those of us who appreciate the artistic side of video games. The point-and-click adventure aspect of the game is not perfect, but the game is a fantastic little film-noir-style detective story that plays out like an interactive mystery novel. The art style and the fantastic writing contribute to this being a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Those are a few. The Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger remakes are worth mentioning as well, but since you said no remakes...

WOW! Thanks a bunch, I'll look into right now.

I didn't know Chrono Trigger was remade for the DS. I haven't played that game yet so I'm definitely considering that one.

 

[Ultress]

I have an orginal one that I got when they were first released, I could get a lite or DSi but I'm too damn cheap. I do play it quite often, just got started on SMT: Strange Journey.

 

[Sougo]

No. And I never will.
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