My collection of Nintendo DS Games.
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A simple and grind-heavy action-rpg.
I enjoyed this game so much, that I contributed a review for it here on Giant Bomb.
This is the game that sold me on the DS. Although I didn't find it as memorable or as enjoyable as Aria of Sorrow, I still kept at it, in part to its amazing soundtrack.
Quite possibly the easiest Mario Kart game. The cpu has a habit of using a particular power-up that hampers the other cars, slowing them down, while its effect on human players is negligible.
An excellent port of the N64 classic. The d-pad controls work surprisingly well, and the expanded content completes and already superb package.
A port of the modern PC classic, the DS version captures much of its spirit, minus the online level sharing. (The service has been discontinued on the DS.)
I found this sequel to Mega Man ZX to be far more enjoyable. It doesn't have the same problems with the boss encounters that plagued the original, making the sequel a more fluid experience.
There really isn't much for me to say about this game, except that I really like the Mega Man games. This game is simply the next in line to build upon the foundation laid by Mega Man, Mega Man X, and Mega Man Zero. Additionally, this game has a really good soundtrack.
This game offers more simple and light-hearted enjoyment that Kirby games are known for. The treasure and upgrade system is a nice extra.
My feelings towards this game are mixed. On one hand, I like the games that are on here, as they are simple and enjoyable. On the other hand, the games do not accurately represent what retro games were actually like, especially in terms of difficulty. That said, this collection is worth buying for Gaudia Quest alone, which is a spoof on Dragon Quest.