Nintendo DS?

[Kyrvias]

Sophisticated people may scoff at this, preferring to read classic literature, or partaking in fine wines, but nothing kills a long planeride like starting a new game of pokemon.

Behind that childs cartoon is a gaming world of strategy.

[Spirits Reborn]

Ah? Hmm... Have you tried playing Phoenix Wright series? ITs basically a game about lawyers, and murder cases. Sounds lame, but its a really really intense game. Think trauma center but without the need for dexterity but instead you have a serious need of critical thinking. Like, you really have to think to play the game. its amazing.


uh ...yep.


And Kyrvias, the part about pokemon strategy is true. I think its hard for people to imagine that, because when people think "video games? Cartoons?! How can one learn anything from thatt?! " Cartoons and video games have advanced to the point that they require serious critical thinking to play.


Am I right or am I right?

Originally Posted by Ilander I have had a few games for it, and I love them all at first, but they're so shallow I lose interest...Trauma Center was good, but I couldn't finish it, because it required too much dexterity, and was repetitive...and Metroid: Hunters couldn't hold my interest...Star Fox, I tried, and couldn't play for much time. The game I played the most was Super Mario 64, and my first gen DS makes my hand cramp playing that game So, I might like a game like the Hotel Dusk game. Or Professor Layton. The minigame DS titles, though, just get old real quick.